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Forum: Armchair-GM8 déc. 2022 à 19 h 5
Sujet: Trade Deadline Stuff with Gallants Least Favorite Player
The Rangers got 3m dead cap coming off the books but they need to sign Miller, Chytil, Lafreniere, and Kravtsov. So, the chances of an offer sheet, if all these guys were doing great, would be real. What does that mean for Kravtsov? They aren't going to sabotage him, but they aren't going to give him a super long leash either. If he's not taking advantage of his opportunities his going to get scratched. If they give him a long leash. He's going to be trade bait for sure but if they play him a ton and he does nothing his value is going to plummet (it's not going to be high now but he probably will still garner some interest). If they play him a ton until he eventually does something, he probably hurts the team more than he helps them just to become an offer sheet target. The way things are going now, they will just be able to resign him for cheap next year.

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Wqrrior</b></div><div>i think rangers fans are clinging too much to the idea that krav is a valuable and high potential player. he's in lias andersson territory now.

personally i wouldn't even take him for free in vancouver. nevermind as a major piece of a horvat trade.</div></div>

He's turning 23 (Anderson was traded at 21) at the end of the month but he's only played 30 games in the NHL (Anderson played slightly more than double). So he's not really getting any looks. Wouldn't say he's in Lias Andersson territory just yet.
Forum: Armchair-GM6 déc. 2022 à 12 h 54
Sujet: All In Rebuild Time
-I'd rather have the "one-dimensional" Brock Boeser for 2 more years at $6.65M than the "no-dimensional" Josh Anderson for 4 more years at $5.5M. The idea that Vancouver would also have to give up a 2023 1st to move less money than Montreal is offloading in this deal is terrible.

-Avs aren't going to give up a '23 1st for Monahan, much less add a prospect. Let's also put a hold on the Monahan trades until we find out what knocked him out of last night's game - obviously one of the big red flags for Monahan is his injury history, and getting knocked out of a game with a potential ankle/leg injury isn't gonna help his trade value at all.

-Rangers say yes because this is probably too much for Laf - a pair of 1sts in this year's draft (so easy to move up into lottery range) and a decent prospect in Kidney? I think it's too early to give up on Laf but I also think that if a team wants to overpay for a guy that's not a franchise cornerstone, you gotta take it.

-Dadonov has done nothing at all to be worth a 2nd in *any* year. He's waking up a little so MAYBE you can get a 5th round value for him with full retention, but even after scoring in two straight games he still has 4 points in 21 GP. No from the Caps on this.

-This actually feels right for Edmundson - JP is a potential reclamation project, the 3rd adds value for the Habs, and the trade is close to cap neutral for the Oilers. I think this is the most likely deal of all these to happen in the real world.

-LA isn't going to trade a 1st rounder this year to turn their .868 SV%/3.75 GAA to an .893/3.51 goalie. They don't need to move the cap at this point, and they can probably just buy Peterson out this summer if he doesn't turn it around. If they look for goalie help at the deadline, they probably target a pending UFA to be their backup - guys like Thomas Greiss, James Reimer, or Anthony Stolarz might not be the sexiest names but they're cheap cap hits and won't cost a '23 1st in a trade. Cal Petersen's also put up 2 great games in a row in the AHL so there's a chance he just takes a few weeks to get his head straight and comes back looking more like an NHL-caliber goalie.
Forum: Armchair-GM5 déc. 2022 à 20 h 43