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Forum: Armchair-GM11 janv. 2022 à 19 h 33
Sujet: A Kane Free Future Pt 1 - With Hertl
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Sebi</b></div><div>Call me crazy but I can see San Jose unqualifying John Leonard. He’s been abysmal this year in the ahl and even tho he’s highly touted and was given strictly nhl time last year, he didn’t preform well at all. Being that he’s only a 6th round pick it would be too much of an upset if they let him go. I’ve always found him pretty overrated</div></div>

he had a rough start to this season but he has turned it around as of late. has plus offensive gifts to go with a solid above average defensive game. would be a solid bottom 6 for us.
that being said I wouldn't be shocked if he isn't resigned next season, but i would keep him around and let him work on his game and give him a little more time to develop.
Forum: Armchair-GM5 avr. 2021 à 0 h 13
Sujet: TDL Cleaning after John Chayka
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Sebi</b></div><div>Dryden hunts been fine Not to mention they need some depth for the playoffs and Cramarossa doesn’t provide that. And Johnson and Rau have been poor. Maybe adding a non conditional pick was harsh. Maybe a conditional 6th round pick revolving playoff stipulations would be more practical.</div></div>

Maybe hunt is worth a 6th, I mean it's a 6th so not going to fight tooth and nail over that, I've never seen Hunt play, but I get the feeling the Wild like the grit of Cramarossa. Doesn't really matter we are talking about AHL level guys who will see 3 to 20 games in the NHL over their career. So a trade like this really comes down to if the scouts see a hole that these guys can fill. Your trade is entirely plausible, I just know nothing about Hunt or if he is worth a pick as well.
Forum: Armchair-GM3 avr. 2021 à 15 h 2
Sujet: How does Tampa get out Cap Hell next season
One possible path to Tampa managing the cap not only next year, but also down the line, is to move Johnson, Killorn and McDonagh. While it will hurt some to lose McD, by doing this Tampa frees up enough cap space to likely keep Goodrow, possibly Coleman, and then sign a relatively inexpensive
3LD while fitting in the smaller pieces. By getting a ~2 million aav 3LD, and potentially upgrading the #7 for mainly the right side, Tampa will still be fine defensively while maintaining one of the league’s best offenses. They should be able to get a little value for Killorn and then move one of McD or Johnson to Seattle with a sweetener. McD will get left exposed anyway, but it will likely take a deal to have Seattle take him. Johnson reportedly was going to be moved before Kucherov’s injury, and now he has 20 teams that he has to submit a list for possible trade locations. These moves also set Tampa up better for when Point and the main rfas are due. More than likely the cap will be going up in time for some of these deals, and there will be a couple other departures in the next couple of years as well to open up a little more cap. This plan doesn’t guarantee keeping Coleman, but gives them a good chance and should set everything else up as well. It may not happen, but moving out McD after this year(with a couple lower cost replacements on defense ready to sign/be traded for) is a very viable course to keep much of the team together next year.