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Forum: Armchair-GM23 mars 2018 à 19 h 47
Sujet: Get er done
The Leafs are giving up way to much in the LA deal, Morgan Rielly is a reliable defensemen and arguable one of the top 10 defensemen in the league, not to mention his salary is only 5,000,000 per year while Doughty is getting paid 7,000,000 and only has 1 year left on his contract. In that the trade the Leafs give up a 1st and 2nd and you never know how good those picks (players) will end up being. Josh Levio and Conner Carrick are both pretty good players so Maple Leafs just giving up to much in that deal. Look at it this way: Morgan Rielly has a cheaper and longer contract than Doughty. Doughty is an elite player but so is Rielly, currently Rielly is the Leafs best defensemen, now you add two picks in the 2019 draft that are both in the first 2 rounds, those picks may turn out to be star players, Leivo can score goals and Carrick is pretty good, so I thin this is a bad trade for the Blue and White. Also Doughty will probably sign with Toronto anyway if the Leafs have cap room.
Forum: Armchair-GM19 mars 2018 à 18 h 54
Sujet: Leadership (COL, SJS, TBL)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Bwells</b></div><div>No, the trade was structured as 2019 conditional 2nd (because, should things stay the same - that is, Kane doesn't resign, it is a 2nd going BUFs way). This means that they can trade their 2019 first. However, older obligations prevail, which is why you insert a condition in the NYR trade determining what happens if suddenly Kane resigns and therefore SJS cannot trade their 2019 1st.

Look at it this way: there is no way that the 2019 first is owed simultaneously to NYR and BUF. Therefore, an identical obligation is not assumed twice, and the contracts (trades) are not contradictory. At least, that's how I understand it after 3 years of law. My knowledge of the CBA is iffy though, so I might be wrong.</div></div>

So the SJS 2nd round pick in 2019 was traded in the E. Kane deal however that 2nd can turn into a first if Kane resigns with the Sharks, but if he doesn't the Sharks lose their conditional 2nd because it is garneted in the Kane deal but that means if Kane doesn't resign they also lose their 1st rounder due to the fact they traded to NYR in the Zuccarello deal.

So I guess for the Sharks the best move would be to be to resign Kane or else they would lose their 2nd and their first in 2019, that's all depending on the draft results of course.
Forum: Armchair-GM18 mars 2018 à 18 h 29
Sujet: Tavares plus
If you make that deal for Tavares you have to negotiate with him prior to the trade, I honestly don't think he would want to sign with this Canadiens team. Also to make that trade the islanders have to be absolutely positive that their is no chance that Tavares resigns, and if their trading Tavares I think they want more then Scherbak, McNiven, Schlemko
and a second. Yes these are some valuable prospects and a early pick but if their trading Tavares I think they want their moneys worth. I think that to get Tavares you need to trade at least a first or second line player or at the least multiple picks in the 1st and 2nd rounds. The Islanders are very near to being a playoffs contender, possibly cup contender so they want some valuable players that can provide something to the team that gives them success. I don't believe that the Canadiens or Islanders are rebuilding teams, but they are still a long ways from being cup contenders (especially the Canadeins). So I think the Tavares trade needs some tweaking here and their, and a lot of things have to happen for that trade to go through but otherwise this Canadiens team is suddenly scary.