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Forum: NHL20 août 2022 à 22 h 23
Forum: NHL20 août 2022 à 21 h 33
Sujet: 2021-2022 NHL Offseason Discussion Thread #11 - Will Lamoriello ever announce Kadri's signing?
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Devil</b></div><div><img class="for_img" src="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fae_7IsXoAEECXq?format=jpg&amp;name=medium" alt="Fae_7IsXoAEECXq?format=jpg&amp;name=medium">

PointStamkosVasilevskiy219188</div></div>

LOL, yes I saw this, <a href="https://www.prohockeyrumors.com/2022/08/snapshots-colton-iihf-2026-wjc-rutherford.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">but then he did an interview with NHL.com in which he clarified what he meant</a>:

<strong>"The Tampa Bay Lightning’s incredible 2021 Stanley Cup run gave Ross Colton his first Stanley Cup in just his first try, however it wasn’t the rookie’s first time at a Stanley Cup Final. The New Jersey native grew up a huge fan of the New Jersey Devils, and in speaking with NJ.com’s Ryan Novozinsky, discussed his fandom, which included attending every home game of the Devils’ 2012 run to the Stanley Cup Finals. When approached with the idea of playing for his hometown team one day, Colton said “[t]hat would obviously be so cool.”

As much as the prospect of a New Jersey native and Devils fan playing for the team would be, Colton did pump the brakes on the narrative a bit when speaking to NHL.com’s Adam Kimelman, saying he would like to spend his entire career with Tampa Bay, but acknowledged the business-end of the sport, with players needing to be paid and teams having to conform to the salary cap." -ProHockeyRumors.com</strong>
Forum: NHL20 août 2022 à 21 h 27
Sujet: 2021-2022 NHL Offseason Discussion Thread #11 - Will Lamoriello ever announce Kadri's signing?
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Saskleaf</b></div><div>Hi guys. Hope you are all doing well. Funny how whenever I’m gone all the exciting stuff happens: first the Tkachuk trade and now this. Kind of annoying lol.

Just wanted to say I’ll probably be on here less from now on. I just feel like I waste way too much time on here. I just feel like there are more productive or useful things that I should be doing, or I should be reading my bible instead of going on here. So I’ll be on here a lot less from now on. Also when school starts up I feel like I need to concentrate more on that too.

So to be clear, this is not goodbye like it will be for PointStamkosVasilevskiy219188 (which by the way, we’ll miss you dude. You’ve always been one of the most levelheaded people on here and it has been great chatting with you). I’ll still be around. I just will be posting a lot less. I still think this is a great community for discussing hockey, and whenever I want to discuss something hockey related I’ll come back.</div></div>

Awwww...Thanks dude, appreciate it. You're not so bad yourself, BTW, especially for a Leafs fan 😜

Godspeed
Forum: NHL18 août 2022 à 20 h 29
Sujet: 2021-2022 NHL Offseason Discussion Thread #11 - Will Lamoriello ever announce Kadri's signing?
From ProHockeyRumors.com, good breakdown of the Monahan trade conditions (it's long, but simplified well):

<strong>There are three possible umbrella scenarios that could determine which draft pick Montreal actually receives:

Scenario 1: If Calgary’s 2024 first-round pick falls between 20th and 32nd overall, Montreal can elect to receive Calgary’s 2024 first instead of their 2025 first.
Scenario 2: Calgary receives the 2025 lottery-protected first-round pick sent to them by the Florida Panthers in the Jonathan Huberdeau trade.
Scenario 3: Calgary does NOT receive Florida’s 2025 lottery-protected first-round pick.

Scenario 1

This is easily the simplest and potentially most likely scenario if the Flames are still rolling strong two years from now. If Montreal opts to swap out an unknown 2025 first-rounder for a late 2024 first-rounder, then the trade tree ends and Montreal receives no additional compensation.

Scenario 2

Now, things get complex with the addition of Florida’s 2025 lottery-protected first-round pick. In the event that both the Flames’ and Panthers’ 2025 first-round picks are NOT in the top 10, the Canadiens will receive the better of the two selections.

However, if the Flames’ 2025 first-round pick is a top 10 pick and the Panthers’ pick is not, Montreal is guaranteed to receive the Panthers’ pick. If the opposite is true, Montreal will receive Calgary’s selection.

Scenario 3

This is the most unlikely yet most complex scenario. If Florida’s 2025 first-round pick ends up as a top-ten choice, they’ll retain the pick and send their 2026 first-rounder to Calgary instead. This has two possible implications for Montreal:

If Calgary’s 2025 first is NOT top 10: Montreal will receive Calgary’s 2025 first-round pick, and, if Florida’s 2025 first-round pick is not top ten, but was transferred to another team due to prior conditions AND is a better pick than Calgary’s, Montreal will also receive Calgary’s 2025 fourth-round pick as compensation.

If Calgary’s 2025 first is top 10: If Calgary’s 2025 first-round pick is first overall, Montreal will receive the better of Florida’s and Calgary’s 2026 first-round picks AND Calgary’s 2025 third-round pick. If Calgary’s 2025 first-round pick falls between selections 2 through 10, Montreal will receive the pick.</strong>
Forum: NHL18 août 2022 à 20 h 24
Sujet: 2021-2022 NHL Offseason Discussion Thread #11 - Will Lamoriello ever announce Kadri's signing?
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>A_Habs_fan</b></div><div>Also on Carey Price, man was an amazing goalie, really sucks his career was plagued by injuries, he was our heart and soul for years, sucks we couldn’t get him a cup in 2014 ( annual f*ck Chris Kreider ) or 2021, at least we got to see his brilliance in net ( including the 2016 World Cup ). I’d retire Price’s Jersey if I’m Montreal ( though our standard for retirement is pretty high most likely, with our history, we can’t exactly retire all good players, still need to have at least 23 numbers available lol ) and I’d argue Price is HOF material ( though no cup will hurt him )</div></div>

Is Price HOF material though? After that insane 2014 season and the big contract thereafter, he was for sure above-average and consistent, but by no means spectacular (save for that Cinderella '21 run to the SCF). In my mind, he deserves to go down as an all-time legend, but not quite HOF worthy (kind of like Joe Pavelski).
Forum: NHL18 août 2022 à 19 h 9
Sujet: 2021-2022 NHL Offseason Discussion Thread #11 - Will Lamoriello ever announce Kadri's signing?
Classic-after watching and waiting, I go off the grid for a bit, and the NHL blows up. Of course.

My thoughts on the Kadri signing-WAY too much term given that kind of AAV. Kadri has the year of his life at 31 years old, and for that you give him 7 x 7 million?! If it was a one year deal-excellent signing. But paying NAZEM KADRI-a man who has scored more than 65 points in a season ONCE in his decade+ long career-$7 million a year until he's 39?! That's going to hurt the Flames big time down the road, and this isn't even counting the Huberdeau extension, which also has the potential to age quite poorly.

Admittedly, the Flames will be very, very good for the next couple of years. They'll be a fun team to watch. But long-term, this is going to bring pain to Calgary, no question.

Thoughts on the Monahan trade-terrific move by Kent Hughes getting the Habs another 1st. The conditions are ridiculously complicated on the surface, but not that crazy when you read through them slowly. But for CGY, they're really in win-now mode, if they don't succeed they're in for rough times in a few years-no cap space and no picks will do that to you.

Thoughts on Carey Price-it would be a bleeding shame if he never plays again. What a career. Hope he has success.