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Forum: Armchair-GM27 juin 2023 à 17 h 43
Sujet: trade up for michkov
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Shanesaw9</b></div><div>Marchessault is 5'9", and played with Barbashev 6'1", Eichel 6'2", and was backed up in the top 6 by Howden 6'2", Stephenson 6'0" and Stone 6'3"... average height of top 6 = 6'1". Average height of NHL forwards = 6'1".

Caufield 5'7", Suzuki 5'11", Dach 6'4", Slafkovsky 6'3", Newhook 5'10" and Benson or Michkov 5'10"... average height = 5'11.5". It's a good margin below average forward size, not to mention 2/3 of the line is undersized (Slafkovsky and Dach can't be in every battle) and it's important to remember that Hutson will be one of the smallest defenseman in the NHL too, they will be undersized on the back end too.

That coupled with all the talk of them trying to trade down and the supposed interest in Leonard, Reinbacher etc. has me thinking they won't be taking another small forward, even if they are very talented.



You literally didn't even mention Newhook here, so make that 3 undersized players... 2 on one line potentially out there with Hutson on defence at the same time.</div></div>

One of the strongest power forwards of the group, and most talented, is Moore at 5'11".... Size definitely helps, but speed kills in todays NHL.

Vegas was big and mobile.... not a lot of teams have that.
Forum: Armchair-GM27 juin 2023 à 17 h 33
Sujet: trade up for michkov
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Mglgoalie33</b></div><div>it's 2 draft spots back. This is in the thinking that they don't take Michkov and want a Leonard, Benson, Dvorsky. In that case, why not gain assets on top of that. And who knows, Arizona and Washington might try and make bids of their own. It could very well end up good for Mtl. I'd be very happy with a Leonard+Gauthier/Halttunen/Fisker-Molgaard/Danielson. Then a 2nd in 2024. It's a good thought.</div></div>

Any risk of Michkov not coming is equal to Montreal or Philly. So, Philly *should* not dump assets in a rebuild for that risk, and, IF that risk is significant, Montreal would probably rather control the 5 pick, than roll down 2 spots and not have control over the player they really want.

IF that risk is minimal, then why would Montreal sacrifice a potential 100 point Kaprizov/Panarin style player then for lesser pieces.

Any player Montreal picks at 7 or later, likely won't be ready for 2-3 years anyways, so, don't see the upside.

Any expectation that Philly would share their draft strategy, or be beholden to it is naive, Montreal would be better off taking the pick they know they can get and going from there with their rebuild.
Forum: Armchair-GM26 juin 2023 à 16 h 9
Sujet: Who says no
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>MP55</b></div><div>I agree on the assessments of those three players. This post was made under the assumption that Smith and Carlsson are gone and the Habs aren't comfortable taking Michkov.
Been scrolling through Habs Twitter too much and seeing too much negativity towards the prospects of them picking Michkov at 5... now I'm bracing for the worst.</div></div>

Habs fans can be special at times, the Habs are not Dubois away from a cup, so, they likely miss the playoffs again next year as the young D develop, and Montembeault tries to prove he can be a starter.

Waiting on Michkov is probably the best thing, him coming over at 21 and developed into a possible Kaprizov/Panarin style player is exactly what the Habs need in the long term.
Forum: Armchair-GM9 juin 2023 à 18 h 33
Sujet: PLD WIN options
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Windjammer</b></div><div>I didn't say you said the offer was good, I was just pointing orthat you saying "Winnipeg had very little say in this" is flat out wrong. That's all.

Winnipeg has a huge amount of day in whatn happens, all other teams, including Montreal, have little to none.

PLD's agent said that he would be okay with playing in Montreal someday, but that it had to be nite or anytime soon, just someday.

PLD also did come out and say that his agent's comments were overblown by media and fans and that winning is the most important thing to him, so I guess you missed that. If winning is the most important thing, then he won't be going to Montreal anytime soon.

But, you are exactly right, if PLD wants to be traded this summer, it will be similar to the Tkachuk trade. Do you think Calgary had no control there? Of course they did, nobody could force them to move Tkachuk if they didn't want to. Winnipeg will be in the same position.

None of us know what actual leverage there is or isn't with PLD, but with what we know now we know that Winnipeg definitely has a say in what happens.</div></div>

https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/winnipeg-jets/news/report-dubois-has-requested-a-trade-out-of-winnipeg

LOLZ, your take didn't age well, Winnipeg isn't all that important anymore.