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Seider53

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11 jui 2020
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Red Wings de Detroit
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Jets de Winnipeg
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Forum: Mock-Draft13 oct 2020 à 14 h 54
Sujet: Way too early 2019 redraft
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Norm31</b></div><div>Intresting. Personally after Byram it gets really close. I jut don't think Seider has as high of a ceiling as the rest but that is by the slightest. However Seider really impressed me this season. After a bunch of guys it gets close and it was hard for me but I think I ****ed up. I think I should make another one and take another crack at this ngl</div></div>

Seider's ceiling is, from what I know the hardest to predict, as the DEL is so challenging to relate to the NHL, and the biggest question mark is his offensive game.
Based on what we have seen so far his floor would be a guy like Brandon Carlo, defensively sound, offensively not super exciting.
A reasonable ceiling, if his offensive game develops with age and exposure could be someone like a Pietrangelo. Realistically, he probably falls somewhere in-between, though after his D+1 I would say he projects well above Carlo in all aspects of his game.
Forum: Armchair-GM 4 oct 2020 à 14 h 46
Sujet: Staal trade as a guide Year 2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Reason</b></div><div>It’s already been verified VAN will spend to the cap, can’t remember which insider was talking about it, think it may have been Dhaliwal.

No question VAN is not in an idea cap situation, but keep in mind in 2021-2022 VAN will have some combination of: Podkolzin, Hoglander, Lind, MacEwen, Rathbone, Rafferty and Juolevi all playing on the team on ECL’s or cheap contracts, that provides some level of flexibility.
Don’t get me wrong I think the team will likely have to rid a bad contract or two, but this team is not going to be contenders for another 2-4 years. Not much of a point in paying super high costs to move out costly pieces right now when that price will drop with one less year on the contracts, unless of course you believe you can win now.</div></div>

Right, and where I am coming from is that the deal proposed above would be reasonable sufficient flexibility. It's nothing major for Vancouver to lose.
Forum: Armchair-GM 4 oct 2020 à 10 h 41
Sujet: Staal trade as a guide Year 2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>aedoran</b></div><div>With the Fleury trade I understand what you are doing and I do like it but I don't know if Vegas and Carolina will agree. I'm against Turris to Detroit that's 4yrs at $6M a season and the cap most likely won't raise more than $1M a season for 3 to 4 years. Detroit has a lot of cap space now but 2 or 3 years from now I'm not so sure. Will Nashville give up a 1st to move him because drafting Askarov depends on it. Even in Detroit Kerfoot is a bottom 6 player and dropping back almost 2 full rounds to obtain Kerfoot I think it's too much. I do like JPO and a 3rd for taking JJ and losing Timashov to Seattle in the expansion draft is good unless a 3rd is all it will take to send Abdelkader to Seattle.</div></div>

I agree with what you are saying, there are some moves I would prefer Detroit make to bring in a bigger haul or take a lower risk.
These are deals that I would see as being achievable.
I wouldn't be too worried about Turris' contract length honestly, so long as Yzerman negotiates well his would be the only bad contract on the books after 21/22, and if he can find a bit of form as a 2/3C and get 40-50 points per year I wouldn't be too concerned. I would prefer to target Stepan from Az, but they don't really have any picks to sweeten the deal in exchange for taking him.
Forum: Armchair-GM 4 oct 2020 à 10 h 31
Sujet: Staal trade as a guide Year 2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jim_Benning_Almost</b></div><div>I get the point, but in reality our window to take a serious Cup run isn't for another couple of years and Loui will be gone by then. He has only $5M of actual cash to be paid to him in the next two years, and carries a cap hit of $12M for those two years. In these days of no fans, there will be cash strapped teams (ie. Florida, AZ, etc) looking to dump actual salary for Loui's differential. It would be nice to unload his contract, but not at that price.</div></div>

And how are Pettersson, Hughes and Demko getting re-signed?
If Vancouver signs each player for 8.5 million, which would be a bargin, and has a goalie tandem getting paid 7 million (Which if it is Demko/Markstrom is a bargain) They have 66 million comitted to 13 guys. They would need to sign: 2 top 4 Dmen, 2 bottom pair Dmen, 2 top 6 wingers and 3 bottom 6 forwards. You'll also want at least 1 spare forward and 1 spare D. Even if your key players take cheap deals you are in an absolute bind that offseason dude.
Given that the Canucks are one of the teams that has cut the pay of their staff I wouldnt be assuming that they are able to spend up to the cap either.