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Forum: Armchair-GM15 avr. à 17 h 51
Sujet: Teamop
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Windjammer</b></div><div>As nice as Dobson would be there's between zero and no chance the Islanders would trade him.

I'm not a Ristolainen fan at all, so you couldn't pay me to take him.</div></div>

I'm not a huge fan at all, either but he legit has looked pretty darn good this year in Philly, and would be relegated to more of a supporting role in Winnipeg. If you can find another team to eat a mil/year, his cap it is $1.75m to the Jets for the next three seasons. If you have to move him, that's a tradeable number. If he just sucks, you can bury that number in the AHL or buy him out or whatever you want to do. I'm not saying sell the farm to get him, but I think I would offer the montreal 2nd, and maybe something else and see if Philly bites.
Forum: Armchair-GM10 mars à 18 h 37
Sujet: Penguins at the Draft
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>RationalHockeyFan</b></div><div>Lmao no?</div></div>

I assume you're a jets fan from your profile picture. I'll issue this comment from my house in St. Vital.

I don't think the Jets *need* Perfetti. We have Lambert and Mcgroarty who will graduate next season, and we have Barlow on the way, with Lucius waiting in the wings if he can ever stay healthy. What the Jets *do* need is cap space. We want to re-sign Monahan, and we *should* be trying to extend Demelo as well, but I don't know if that will be possible. Iafallo is a fine player, but he's not worth his $4m cap hit, and we need the roster spot for the aforementioned rookies. Gustafsson doesnt factor into our long-term plans. We can't afford to Re-sign Monahan and Demelo *and* extend Perfetti long-term. We also need to get Nikolaj Ehlers another contract on July 1 as well. I think that by converting Perfetti into a high draft pick and a couple of second rounders, we restock the cupboard of draft picks and are able to either extend Demelo or try to trade for a difference maker at RD using the acquired picks.

if the roster looks like this next year, I would be more than okay with it.

Connor-Scheifele-Vilardi
Ehlers-Monahan-Mcgroarty
Niederreiter-Lowry-Appleton
Barron-Lambert-Namestnikov
Kupari

Morrissey-???
Heinola-Pionk
Samberg-Schmidt

Jets use the assets returned in this trade to fill the ???. Either you flip some 2nd round picks to bring back a servicable d-man or you take the high 1st and other assets and bring back someone crazy from a team that is looking at a rebuild.
Forum: Armchair-GM14 févr. à 17 h 33
Sujet: Jets run
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Chasebrown44</b></div><div>I think that trade doesn’t really benefit either team. Thats a big haul for a player like Risto who fills a role but has deficiencies and the flyers could better use that retention slot. I can’t see them retaining for that long considering they are already retaining on Hayes and could use that cap flexibility to gain better assets elsewhere. But with that said its a decent offer since the flyers need center depth.</div></div>

I think that if you're the Jets, you get Risto at 2.5m for the next four years. Even if he's not a top-4 RHD, he's going to be a servicable 3rd pairing guy with cost certainty for four more seasons. If you can find a team willing to eat another $1m/year, you get him at like 1.6 or something, which is basically what you would pay a 7th D.
Forum: Armchair-GM1 févr. à 8 h 48
Sujet: Whats the cost
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>tsyls</b></div><div>Sh*t or get off the pot man. We do this every single year. Justify pushing it off another year cause we’ll be better. Sometimes you need to just go for it.</div></div>

I get what you're saying here, but the Jets really don't need to give up this much for Henrique.

Also, why do we want the guy playing 3C on the worst team in the league to come in and be our 2c? if the ask from Anaheim is like Montreal's 2nd and a B-tier prospect, sure. But I'm not overpaying for Henrique, Monahan, Dowd or any of the dime-a-dozen centres who are only marginally better than Namestnikov. If there aren't any difference makers left after the Lindholm move, then go out and get one of these guys so you don't have Dominic Toninato in your top-6 if someone gets hurt, but you don't need to overpay for them.
Forum: Armchair-GM28 janv. à 20 h 52
Sujet: Jets Offseason
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>CanMerc</b></div><div>Too much for Perfetti… he likely signs a 5m bridge type deal for 2-4 yrs
DeMelo won’t sign that cheaply
Dillon would also cost more
Jets shouldn’t be bringing in more bottom 6 LW considering how many we already have…so no to Heinen.
Iafallo should be moved for cap and roster space


He’ll be bought out, but not for that reason…. He needs to go to free up cap for extensions and to make room for an actual RHD
Heinola should be traded. That’s where his true value lies for WPG… as a trade piece.
Chisholm will take the bottom LD if Dillon isn’t resigned.</div></div>

I think the Jets should get more creative with retention. Schmidt at 50% retained gives the Jets nearly the exact same cap hit next year vs a buyout. While retaining will cost you ~$200k next year in cap hit, it would save you a few mil in actual salary, plus $1.5M in cap hit in 2024-25. I think that Schmidt has played well enough that there would be a market for him at $2.9M on a one year deal. Even if the return for the Jets is 'Future Considerations', that's better than a buyout.
Forum: Armchair-GM21 janv. à 13 h 25
Sujet: Lindholm
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>CanMerc</b></div><div>With the cap going up the next couple years and if we can move Schmidt and Iafello, we can easily add and extend Lindholm and a mid range RHD, but whether Chevy has the vision or intelligence to do it is the biggest question.,</div></div>

I've looked at it for next year, and I'm pretty confident the Jets have zero issues with cap next year. Schmidt is playing well enough that the Jets can give him away at 50% retained for like a 6th or future considerations or whatever and don't have to eat the buyout cap hit in 2025-26.

As for Iafallo, I'm extremely optimistic that if the Jets have a deep playoff run and Iafallo is a contributor to success over that run, that we'll be able to trade him for a pretty good asset from a team looking to contend next year. Comparable trades from the last while:

Boston acquires Tyler Bertuzzi for a 1st and a 4th
TBL acquires Tanner Jeannot for a bunch of picks (this is a bad trade so I'm not sure how it compares)
Boston acquires Garnet Hathaway in a 3 way deal for a bunch of picks.
LAK acquires Kevin Fiala's rights - not a direct comparable but Minne got a haul in that one, so I think that even at half value, the return for Iafallo is good.
Andrew Copp trade - this is probably the closest comparable.

I don't think that retaining salary works for the jets on this one, but I think we could easily expect a 1st round pick in the 18-32 range for Iafallo if he has a good run in the playoffs, and if the acquiring team wants to launder the salary through a 3rd party, they can. Teams who should be interested in Iafallo: SEA, VGK, EDM, LAK (lol), ANA, CAL, ARZ, CHI, DET, MTL, WSH, NYI, TBL. Especially if they can trade a 2nd to Columbus or SJ or Pittsburgh to eat $2m next year.
Forum: Armchair-GM18 janv. à 14 h 25
Sujet: Jets TDL
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Shibbal18</b></div><div>Nearly everyone projects him as a bottom pair dman</div></div>

From Dobberprospects:

Heinola: An offense-minded defenseman with top-four upside who can run a powerplay unit. An excellent skater but needs to get stronger to improve in the defensive zone.

Chisholm: A left-shot defenseman with great offensive instincts. An intelligent decision-maker who skates well with the puck and consistently starts a rush with exceptional outlet passes—projects as a third-pairing defenseman with a middle-pairing upside that will contribute offensively and produce on a powerplay unit.

Having seen both play, I'm actually higher on Chisholm based on what i've seen at the NHL level, but believe who you will. Jets prospects are consistently undescouted as evidenced by the athletic having Cole Perfetti ranked #63 in their 'under 23' rankings behind guys like Matt coronato and Danila yurov
Forum: Armchair-GM18 janv. à 10 h 41
Sujet: TDL Jets
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>masterjuddi</b></div><div>This is the type of deal i want Chevy to make. if he's giving up 1st and top prospects then I wanna see a legit player with term.
I don't see any retention on that type of deal, just doesn't happen often
This is my list of C's I like
Brayden Schenn-long term deal into his late 30's and has a NTC and is the blues captain so probably not available. Ive always liked his gritty game
Buchnevich- probably available, 1 year left after this year, but doesn't really play C a whole lot
Boone Jenner-probably not available but another gritty guy that would fit the jets
Scott Laughton-probably more of a 3C, but he could definitely slide in on the 2nd line. Does everything well.
Kuzenetsov- definitely available as he's struggled the last couple of years. Big contract with one more year, but they might retain. Used to play in all situation and was a skilled top 6 C a couple years ago. I would be hesitant to trade for him, but maybe a change of scenery.
Josh Norris-saw a couple posts about him being available. I highly doubt he is and he definitely shouldn't be IMO. Still...he'd be the 2C for years to come</div></div>

Not really interested in any of those guys except Norris, who would cost an arm and a leg but I would definitely consider life as an amputee if the Jets could add him.

Guys I'm interested in: Yanni Gourde, Casey Mittelstadt, Dylan Strome.