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Forum: Armchair-GM5 mars à 21 h 30
Forum: Armchair-GM3 mars à 20 h 4
that isn't nearly enough for the penguins to take on that horrible Mikheyev contract. I'm not touching that for a 2nd. VAN doesn't really have the pieces to move it out as it would take a 1st for a team to take that on. The only way I make that trade is if you get a trade like the VAN one above and it needs to be made to make it work.

EDM doesn't have the pieces for a penguins trade. This has been stated multiple times. They are most likely on the bottom of the list of all trades.

The trade with VGK isn't enough to get it done. VGK has better pieces to move.

People keep saying things like VAN won't give that up........ but VAN isn't the only team interested in Guentzel.
The bad part of that for VAN is there are at least 4 other teams in the west interested. EDM, VGK, DAL, COL.

Now you can say EDM doesn't have the pieces. But DAL sure does and so does VGK.

Then you got 4 teams in the east in CAR, FL, NYR, and TOR.
You can say maybe TOR can't afford to keep Jake, but they actually could shedding Domi and Bertuzzi next year. Others say they want to invest in defense but I don't see it as they won't want a defense rental and it's better to solve that long term in FA where they have 8 defensive contracts coming off the book next year.

That's a lot of teams interested in Jake, most have the pieces to get it done. So VAN wanting to low ball it, isn't going to happen.

The penguins will get a good return on the trade. Given sellers always lose in the end because no matter how good the trade is usually prospects and late round picks have to develop into the sure thing they are moving out. But sometimes like OTT EK trade, the seller wins.
Forum: Armchair-GM3 mars à 14 h 8
Forum: Armchair-GM1 mars à 22 h 22
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Victor24</b></div><div>I hear what you're saying but there are two factors here.

1.) The Canucks are on pace for 110 points after 83 last year. That's a difference of nearly 30 points. That kind of jump is insane. It means either A.) This is a lightning in a bottle season and Van should go ALL IN on this year or B.) This is who they truly are and they don't need a full cupboard of prospects.

2.) The Canucks have 3 top 60 prospects. Losing 1, a 1st, and a good young NHL player won't obliterate their future.
Their best player is 25 and has a good lot of players around him on top of a very good farm. A 1st, Hoglander and Lekkerimaki is a steep price but well worth a Stanley Cup.

Go for it while you have the chance, next year isn't a given.

Let me ask a question, if it guaranteed a Cup win, would you trade the above for Guentzel?</div></div>

Well, ya. I mean a cup would be a reason to. But nobody can guarantee that.

You are right, the breakout this season was unexpected. I'm not sold this is truly who they are but could be in a year or two. Joshua, Blueger, Lafferty are putting up career years. That wasn't expected production and has been a big difference.

Maybe they should ride the hot hand but after the Lindholm trade, they need to sort out the top 6 before adding another player. He hasn't even integrated in a meaningful way yet.

A big concern is the cap. They need Lekkerimaki to step to join the team with all these big contracts due.

What will be ironic after this, is if Vegas goes for Guentzel and ends up on Stone's line lol