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Forum: NHL7 juin 2022 à 13 h 20
Sujet: 2021-22 NHL Off-season Discussion Thread - #2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>csick</b></div><div>I can’t see a team offering up top prospects for a 34 year old Marchand.</div></div>

I think the St.Louis trade offers a reasonable place to start looking as what a Marchand trade may look like. The 39 year-old returned a 1st and a 2nd with a cap dump (Ryan Callahan) going back to the Lightning at the 2014 deadline. In the four and a half seasons leading up to him being traded, Marty went 351GP - 131G - 257A - 388P (1.105p/gp).

Marchand's past four seasons of work give us 272GP - 125G - 211A - 336P (1.235p/gp). He's five years younger, produces more, and likely won't require a cap dump as the Bruins should most definitely have the cap space to afford a full retention on Marchand. Two first round picks is going to be the absolute minimum you would see in return for Marchand and at a certain point there's an argument to be made in favour of cost benefit in giving up high-end prospects in exchange of those high picks. Argue his health all you want, he's going to get all the time in the world to recover fully as the Bruins at large appear committed to not contending next season.

If they move him at the upcoming deadline or the 2023 draft, the price tag goes up due to the term associated with a full season or playoffs plus full season of Marchy.

I don't know which team is going to pull the trigger. I don't know which prospects are going to be involved. All I know is that the return will be substantial based on precedence.
Forum: NHL7 juin 2022 à 12 h 57
Sujet: 2021-22 NHL Off-season Discussion Thread - #2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>csick</b></div><div>The problem is that if they want to build around those guys, they don’t have any assets that could return great core pieces in a retool</div></div>

Marchand is that piece, the only stipulation is that they can't move him until he's healthy.

I would argue that the returns for Debrusk, Grzelcyk, and Hall would be enough in tandem with the Bruins' own 2023 pick to find those missing core pieces: I think the Bruins' are smart enough to move up in a draft if there's a team looking to find a larger haul. Likewise, despite the scouring of information we do each year on draft prospects, there are always names that slide or come out of nowhere to be NHL ready - or come better than advertised (Sillinger anyone?) - and we just <em>know</em> that the Bruins are the exact team to capitalize on that kind of fortune.

Maybe most of the issue I take with a Pastrnak trade right now is the only return I've seen that I'd remotely consider is the #2 pick and Alex Holtz from New Jersey and it feels like too much of a return for a pending UFA. That can't happen without an extension and until pen meets paper I'd be uncomfortable if I was a fan or member of the Devils. Get that extension in place and then I'd get on board with that idea as Cooley and Holtz expedites that recovery exponentially.
Forum: NHL6 juin 2022 à 17 h 11
Sujet: 2021-22 NHL Off-season Discussion Thread - #2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>hanson493</b></div><div>i think they need to have a "home grown" talent come up through the system and be their franchise guy. they cant afford to keep taking shots on other teams guys. mrazek gunna be a big cost disposal. if campbell leaves in ufa are you happy with kallgren g1 next year woof. who else do they get otherwise.. realistically speaking.</div></div>

Woll I feel is a candidate. He showed promise in his short stint and with a little more polishing will make for a fine tandem goalie. As for who I think is the goalie of the future for us. Its gonna be Vyacheslav Peksa. I just got that gut feeling with him

Once he turns 20 I got a feeling hes on his way to North America where the real work begins
Forum: NHL27 mai 2022 à 17 h 4
Sujet: 2021-2022 NHL Playoffs Discussion Thread #4 - And Then There Were Eight
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>hanson493</b></div><div><strong>how there was enough there to be "reversed" is beyond me</strong>. i take what former players say over analysts and announcers a little more seriously. bissonette coming out and saying flat out thats a goal. the refs screwed the flames. you just leave the goal on the board and let the oilers try and take em in game 6 or 7. i think oilers wanted it more. i think they win the series regardless. but flames should have won last night.</div></div>

Agreed-I don't see how it was so conclusive on the replay that they didn't let the call on the ice (which was a goal) stand. It's not what cost the Flames the series-lack of production from the top line and Markstrom falling down to earth did-but you don't ever want to see a team go out on that kind of call. (Unless you're an Oilers fan, of course.)
Forum: NHL27 mai 2022 à 15 h 12
Sujet: 2021-2022 NHL Playoffs Discussion Thread #4 - And Then There Were Eight
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>hanson493</b></div><div>ive seen the video of the coleman no goal about 50 times. im sure its been talked about a bit in the thread here but how isnt that a goal? thats such a brutal call to make at that juncture in the playoffs. this game was sooooo good. it was just action on action on action. and to kind of have that one call muddy the game is a shame on the sport. no distinct kicking motion. skate never left the ice. think its simply unfortunate timing for coleman skating there. but idk what else hes really supposed to do there. ceci is diving at the post from his left and smith is sliding into him from his right.

note im not a flames or oilers fan. zero stake in this outcome. just think flames should have seen a game 6.</div></div>

I initially completely agreed. After watching Sportsnet break it down I'm a little more conflicted. But I think it was too close to reverse the call on the ice, and thus should've been a goal. Even the Oilers broadcasters were absolutely flabbergasted-they said outright "Look, we're Oilers fans, so we're thrilled, but if you're a Flames fan, you have to be absolutely livid right now."

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