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Forum: Trade Machine Proposals1 mars 2022 à 20 h 33
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Forum: Trade Machine Proposals13 févr. 2022 à 12 h 54
Sujet: Giroux to NYR - Who Says No
"It will always depend of when this kind of trade happen. Probably a little before or at the deadline trade. It will depend on how many team are in the race to get Giroux. There teams who will stop at nothing to pay for a player's when there teams who will try to go for a player and if it's too high price may go for cheaper version. For example a Toffoli could attract attention because he's a good winger with great offensif capacity at low cost money who could be easy to integrate in cap salary space.

If for example AVS go for Giroux, NyR could try to go for next one available which is price would probably go up as the time reduced

That why it's hard to evaluate a player value near trade deadline so much data could change the fact. It's always who move first and at what cost."


Agree with this but with so many contenders, fringe contenders and young teams, I fully expect a buyers market, and I think prices will be high.. but we'll see!
Forum: Trade Machine Proposals13 févr. 2022 à 12 h 52
Sujet: Giroux to NYR - Who Says No
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>RHF</b></div><div> "The Rangers say no, laugh and hang up. They are not making a push. They are looking for trades with guys who have term on their contract, or will resign a reasonable contract. Othman is the steal of his draft. Miller is a long time 2nd pair with Rangers. Then you add a 2nd, for a guy who will be with them foe 2 months. Stop"

I'm not so sure about this. Maybe your bias precludes you from trading these players, but the Rangers currently have a 681 points percentage, and the 2nd best goalie in the NHL. They can absolutely win the Cup, and I think it may make sense to maximize the Panarin window and take as many runs at it as you can. It is definitely an expensive price to pay, but they have a very deep prospect pool on the back end and can afford to lose Miller. Othmann hurts no doubt, but for a bonafide player like Giroux, I could see Drury taking the plunge.</div></div>