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Rayjb159

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Forum: Armchair-GM4 févr. 2022 à 15 h 41
Sujet: Next Step Forward
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>OldNYIfan</b></div><div>Just nailing down what my friend PuckLuck_77 said: Our depth at RD:

Drew Doughty
Matt Roy
Sean Durzi
Sean Walker
Brandt Clarke
Brock Faber
Helge Grans
Jordan Spence

The last guy we'll be trading for is Nils Lundkvist, even though he's a fine prospect.</div></div>

The article I was reading didn't specify which side of the defense that the Kings needed, just that they have lots of center depth and would probably want top D prospects back. For Turcotte, I am sure the Rangers would be willing to part with Miller but not if they have to add much more value. Or they might counter with Zac Jones (A prospect LHD), Matthew Robertson (B prospect huge LHD) and a 1st for Turcotte. At some point, both teams have to move their depth for needs so it could be a nice fit
Forum: Armchair-GM27 janv. 2020 à 16 h 37
Sujet: Kreider to Boston
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>BSpadaro83</b></div><div>Just like last trade deadline and the one before and the one before, the prices arent these wild permutations. Kreider is going to go to 1 of Boston, Colorado, St Louis or mystery team 4 at 50% retained for a late 2020 1st Rd pick and a B-/B/B+ prospect. The price is the price and there are clearly teams willing to pay it.</div></div>

I am a Rangers fan and this is EXACTLY what the return will be. Same as for Hayes last year. The only negotiation will be which is the best prospect they can possibly get back between a B- and A- type grade. Any team that gives more than that is a desperate overpay and the 1st rounder will be a the 25th - 31st pick. The Rangers will then package that pick with their own 1st to move up and grab someone in a position of need such as LW or C
Forum: Armchair-GM23 sept. 2019 à 11 h 32
Sujet: 2019-20
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jimbo1119</b></div><div>Few tweaks:
1. Lias as 3C- centering Names and Strome...Krav starts year in Hartford- not a punishment for him- but allows NYR to "showcase" Names and Strome as 3rd line players so hopefully one or both can be traded by mid season....best case- one or both bring back good value (once the trade market opens up)...worst case- they both tank- in which case waive one of them to make room for Krav at/around Christmas
2. 4C- the "winner" of Howden vs McKegg. If Howden- then he centers Lemieux and Fast- with McKegg as 13F. If McKegg- then he centers the same with Nieves as 13F and Howden starting in Hartford- to get big minutes playing with Krav.
3. Rykov starts in Hartford and Lindgren starts as 7D....but this is only desireable if Lindgren is given a chance in spelling Hajek and Staal to the point where he is playing in about 1/2 the games...any less than that and he is better off playing big minutes in Hartford with Smith in NY watching games from press box.
4. Buch starts on 1st line...Kakko to 2nd</div></div>

I completely agree with this. It sucks that they have to send Kravtsov down essentially because there is no room with Names and Strome, Gorts has to move one ASAP because you can't have your #9 pick from last year not on the big club getting used to NHL speed everyday. Send Smith to the coast and save money that way, guy can't even skate backwards anymore