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Forum: Armchair-GM28 juill. à 8 h 3
Sujet: Leafs 24-25 Look Ahead I
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Hockey_Hippy</b></div><div>So Carolina let in 10 less goals than Toronto did last year so that whole defense thing you're talking about is bullsh*t

There is enough cap space there to add 1M to Liljegren and 500,000 to Raanta, but my feeling is you will not have to spend all of it if any of it at all.</div></div>

1) I call BS on your Toronto is equal on defense BS.
Last season: regular season
total defense rankings (Car #2 vs Tor #7), GAPG (Car 2.56 vs Tor 2.68), shots against per game (SAPG) (Car 26.00 vs Tor 29.51), PK% (Car 84.38 vs Tor 81.85).

Now look when it really matters:
Playoff defense rankings GAPG (Car 2.53 vs Tor 3.18), SAPG (Car 28.87 vs Tor 31.82) , PK % (Car 84.09% vs Tor 73.33%)

Toronto let in 21 in the 1st round (vs CAR's 15) , 15 in the 2nd round (vs CAR's 14 with 8 of those coming in a bad loss), and then 10 in the conference finals. You as a Leafs fan must be confused about the fact there is a round that follows the 2nd round of the playoffs--I assure you there is.

Show me a Maple Leaf that got Norris votes last year. I can show you two Hurricanes: Burns and Slavin. Go ahead tell me how Slavin is an offensive juggernaut.

So what did the Hurricanes do to improve their outstanding defense (of Burns, Slavin, Pesce, Skjei, and Chatfield--well, they signed <strong>Dmitry Orlov</strong> from the Bruins (the only defense ranked higher than them last year) and then reacquired a d-man that was +30 and put up 51 points with them the year before on a 1 year prove it contract (<strong>Anthony Deangelo</strong>).

...but yeah keep telling me their equal and a goalie will jump ship to make the same amount of money when the cap is going up in July of 2024.
Forum: Armchair-GM2 juill. à 2 h 14
Sujet: Thought Provoking
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Skyraider112</b></div><div>That Compher deal is awful, I'm sorry to Wings fans that they are gonna have to struggle with that one. He's a 30 point player unless he plays with elite talent</div></div>

The actual contract is not all that awful considering the cap is expected to rise 10M from '24-'25 to '27-'28. Compher's game is also 200 feet so he doesn't just need to score to stay useful. Plus Detroit still has $10M in cap space with a roster size of 24--it's not like he is holding them back from making other moves.

Detroit's strength is it's middle 6 forwards. It's weakness is its top end talent (particularly 1st line wingers where Raymond is still developing but the other side is lacking). Compher will be playing with top 6 type talent (not elite) but better than average (pick 2 of Rassmussen, Perron, Fabbri, Kubalik, Copp, maybe Berggren, and eventually 2022 1st rounder #8 Marco Kasper). So if he adds 20 goals to the team that can still make a large difference as there should be a lot more scoring balance in the future.

With $37M plus whatever the cap goes up next year, the talent surrounding him could get even better. Plus, Detroit has many, many prospects that will be coming up on ELC deals (and multiple 2024 1st round picks) meaning they can go out and add expensive talent (via trade or UFA) and get even better. It's the natural cycle when the team has been awful for the past 7 years.
Forum: Armchair-GM2 juill. à 1 h 37
Sujet: One final touch
I think you have to swap out Fabbri and Rasmussen, then Veleno for Berggren in the trade. But given Ras' age and closer proximity to UFA: you may be right.

Soderblom is not making the team as he's waiver exempt and they will want to over ripen him in the AHL. That's Fischer's spot.

Gostisbehere ('s preference is that he) plays RHD. Chiarot's preference is that he plays LHD. So I think your 2nd and 3rd pairings are wrong. Holl must be buried on that 3rd pair at all costs until he is properly wiped from Toronto's poor coaching. So I see it as 2nd pair Chiarot and Gostisbehere. 3rd pair Maatta and Holl. Spare Lindstrom.

It does seem as a 1st line winger is coming via trade--but with DeBrincat's list of 5 teams he would re-sign with (and the fact Nashville and Dallas used up their cap space) and Florida's (lack of it). Yzerman may not want to give up assets and just re-visit signing him as an UFA next summer.
Forum: Armchair-GM2 juill. à 1 h 23
Sujet: Bros on yzerplan b
The whole point of signing Copp and Compher is that it gives the organization time to over ripen Marco Kasper and Nate Danielson (what Yzerman believes in). So right away Kasper is in the AHL.

You're missing Veleno (a RFA with no arbitration rights) so it's a cheap signing that will get done before long.

You're missing Christian Fischer who signed with Detroit (per Craig Morgan of PHNX Sports). He'll be a 4th liner opposite Kostin with Veleno at centre.

Rassmussen, Copp, and Zadina will probably make up the 3rd line. Sprong could be in the mix too.

Fabbri will be on the 2nd line as a winger. Playing him on the top line would likely get him killed (with his injury luck).

Kubalik seems like he start the season on the top line.

Jonatan Berggren is waiver exempt so he could be AHL destined despite his play in the NHL last season.
Forum: Armchair-GM2 juill. à 0 h 51
Forum: Armchair-GM13 mai à 4 h 15
Sujet: Draft ideas
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>pavelisgoat</b></div><div>It would be a draft day trade, with the board having to shake out in a way that made sense for us to not pick at 9. But 15 and 25 either way are easily ahead of 9</div></div>

No actually, #9 and the players available are in a whole different tier than #15---if the picks go anywhere close to as expected. Then you have the Wings eating a huge salary and doing a pick swap of a 2nd for a 1st. Doesn't seem the best use of assets. Klingberg isn't going to want a short term deal at his age.

Beyond that the best they can hope for is Matvei Michkov falling because of KHL/3 yr commitment issues.

Next would be: Dalibor Dvorsky(perimeter shooter with lack of NHL speed so will be limited to a winger in the NHL). Offensively talented with both wrist shot and one timer accuracy. Uses his size to win puck battles and compete. Could be a 1st line winger.

Then the tier below:
Ryan Leonard (shoots right. college commitment to BC) is more a responsible 200 foot RW'er that has skill (hands) with physicality but won't be great offensively or defensively as he lacks playmaking skills (vision) and size (5' 11.5"). 2nd line RW'er. His player comparable is Artturi Lehkonen.

Oliver Moore has speed (best skater in the draft with NHL elite edgework) and a bit of scoring touch (but will be more of a 2nd line winger/#3 centre). He should be available. He is the USNTDP 2nd line centre and is on PP2 and PK1. His player comparable is Jean-Gabriel Pageau.

Gabe Perreault (lack of NHL speed so NHL winger) broke Auston Matthews' USNTDP single season point record (but so did Will Smith). Great stickhandler. Can score. projects as a 2nd line winger. Player comparable Lucas Raymond.

Brayden Yager(high end shot) all-situations center. Hasn't put it all together yet as his scoring didn't materialize this past year (lacks vision to get it through). Middle six player. Player comparable Vincent Trocheck.

You do realize this is Detroit's last year to take advantage of UFA with other teams hampered by the Covid escrow cap restrictions? Look for them to be active on that and in the trade market (where they have excess draft capital).