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Matt1567

Matt1567
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Forum: Armchair-GM22 avr. à 4 h 21
Sujet: Realistic offseason
Hehe, this doesn't seem all that realistic to me.

The Flames are rebuilding/retooling, Marner on a 1 year contract doesn't help with that. Especially if you consider that MTL will get the CGY pick next year, unless it's in the top 10, in which case MTL will get the FLA pick.

Markstrom, and Harris trades favor the Flames quite a bit.

I could see OTT being interested in Coleman, but Coleman has a NTC, so it's up to him.

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I can see Markstrom + picks used to move up in the draft.

2 of Mangiapane, Kuzmenko, and Sharangovich traded before the start of the season.

A top 4 D brought in on a 1-3 year contract. Top candidates: Orlov, Schmidt, Martinez, Brodie.

A forward brought in a last ditch effort to revamp Huberdeau on a 3 year contract. Top candidates: Duclair, Duchene, Arvidsson.
Forum: Armchair-GM21 avr. à 0 h 2
Forum: Fauteuil - DG20 avr. à 20 h 7
Sujet: Anderson cap dump
People think of a "cap dump" as a player with a high cap hit who's no longer worth that amount. That's incorrect . . . or, at least, incomplete. The definition of a "cap dump" is a player who is no longer worth his cap hit <strong>which is a burden to his team because it brings them too close to the cap ceiling</strong>. You have $20 million in cap space here and plenty of open roster slots, so Anderson isn't a burden that way, either. I think that it's foolish to expend resources getting rid of a contract which may be a visual annoyance but is little more. Even buying him out is preferable to this, no matter what the cost is.

I've had this discussion previously with Habs fans who say But we need the cap space that would be taken up by Anderson's buyout down the line 2, 3, 4 seasons from now to re-sign x, y or z. I think you can afford to wait to cross that bridge when, and if, you get there.
Forum: Armchair-GM18 avr. à 19 h 38
Sujet: Perfetti
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Matt1567</b></div><div>Kakko is a year older, and has 2 more years of NHL experience, the expectations for Kakko are also higher as a 2nd overall pick than Perfetti at 10th. Perfetti is just over .5 points per game over his career, Kakko's best season was just under .5, I wouldn't call either a bust, as ultimately they're NHL players playing a decent role, but Kakko certainly is a disappointing 2nd overall pick, while Perfetti is showing more signs of being worthy of his draft position.</div></div>

To be fair, Perfetti is watching the playoffs from the press box. He shows flashes of being a star but it’s very inconsistent and the foot speed still isn’t there. The Jets still very much believe in him, (and still a very good chance he becomes a good player) so I don’t think this trade would never happen.