Éditer l'avatar
  • png, jpeg
  • La grandeur minimale recommandée se veut de 800px par 800px
  • Grandeur maximale: 1MB
Glisser l'image pour repositionner
Sauvegarder
Annuler

sensibleguy

Serf
Membre depuis
15 jun 2016
Équipe préférée
Sénateurs d'Ottawa
Messages dans les forums
1466
Messages par jour
0,87
Sujets de discussion
62
Biographie
I dont need to be a mechanic to know when I have a flat tire I dont need to be a doctor to know when Ive got a cut on my finger I dont need to be an engineer to know when a bridge has collapsed
Forum: Armchair-GMil y a 18 heures
Sujet: MB likes his draft day moves
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Richard88</b></div><div>It's well and good to list those trades like that, but what you're forgetting is that all those trades were made based on specific circumstances where a GM/scouts were targeting a specific player who they moved up for. You won't find teams trading draft picks like this outside of draft day because they would only make trades like this based on who is available at the other picks they're receiving. In short, it's extremely hypothetical to the point that it's not really worth fantasising about. Trades involving players are far more tangible.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Campabee</b></div><div>Read the title again! These are draft day trades</div></div>

Draft day trades are situational. Just because you added that the trade happens on draft day, doesn’t make this trade scenario happen on draft day. You’re proposing these trades today, which isn’t draft day. How can you predict the draft day situation today? You can’t. None of these trades make sense.
Forum: Armchair-GMil y a 18 heures
Sujet: D Fix
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>CD282</b></div><div>Nothing is wasted.

<em>Broberg wasn’t going to play for Sweden in the Round Robin games of the World Jr. tournament, Holland said. The 19-yar-old player had an MRI just after Christmas that revealed a tear in a muscle above his knee, then he got a partially separate shoulder during the tournament.

“I liked it that he dug in. He was the captain. He wanted to play… We knew he was playing hurt. I like that trait. You can’t be 100 per cent all the time. You got to dig in.”
</em>
https://edmontonjournal.com/sports/hockey/nhl/cult-of-hockey/philip-broberg-playing-with-a-torn-leg-muscle-and-slightly-separated-shoulder-in-world-jr-tournament-holland-says</div></div>

You still don’t get it, go back and read my comment again, sheesh
Forum: Armchair-GMil y a 20 heures
Forum: Armchair-GMTue at 10:49 pm
Sujet: FullySendingIt
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>DiehardRedWingsFan58</b></div><div>Yeah too bad all teams not named Ottawa easily decline, OEL has already said that he'd only waive for Boston and Vancouver so he's not happening. Laine trade is a joke.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>SomeonesOffended</b></div><div>How so? They both have point highs of 70, yeah laine got to 44g one year and the best dadonov has done is 28 in 75 but essentially a 1st and 2 2nds is suppose to make up for that, also he’s cheaper and not due for a contract next year</div></div>

Ignore him, he hates Ottawa.

Ottawa doesn’t want, and can’t afford, PLD and Laine. They are both going to ask for too much, and would end up leaving Ottawa anyway. Wasted assets.

Ottawa is not sending 18 year old Sanderson for 29 year old OEL, whether he agreed or not, when Ottawa isn’t even ready to seriously compete yet.

Ottawa rejects all three offers.
Forum: Armchair-GMTue at 4:51 pm
Sujet: Can we make an offer sheet work
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Claebom</b></div><div>It's not a package Calgary would, could, or should part with. It's a package that is embarrassing to even type out because it's so laughably over the top that nobody would ever suggest it.

The thing with Brady is that he now transcends his value. It's a little ridiculous, admittedly, but the whole Sens organization and fanbase has basically taken their once passionate love and adoration for Erik Karlsson, Mark Stone, the good 'ole days with Spezza, Alfie and Heatley/Hossa, and every bit of positivity that's left surrounding the Ottawa Senators and packaged it into one Brady Tkachuk. You could argue Chabot and now Stützle share some of that, and I'd absolutely agree, but Tkachuk is the heart and soul of this Ottawa Senators team now and will forever be the identity of it. So not only is he a high end player, bordering on elite if not already pushing the bubble with how incredibly impressive his underlying stats are, he's got leadership and intangibles that can't be quantified, and then you have this deep rooted chokehold that the fanbase has on him. It's insane. He's hideous. We hated that we picked this giant manchild in the draft, and yet he's so good and does everything right and now it's hard not to love him.

It's like if the Habs were to trade Brendan Gallagher. He's a damn good player, and his underlying numbers suggest he's potentially even better than his usage has allowed, but even beyond that he's everything that that team exudes. He <em>is</em> the Montreal Canadiens. I think he would have made a wonderful captain, although Shea was a great choice too and they couldn't really go wrong. Gallagher holds more value to the Canadiens than he does in a trade because any team will simply be buying for the on-ice performance and the off-ice intangibles but won't be considering what he means to that team. The Habs would lose any trade that wasn't a vast overpayment.

If the Flames wanted Brady, it would take something so inconceivable that the Sens would be stupid to say no. Like a four 1st offersheet. Or a package including multiple guys like Dubé, Välimäki, Zary, Pelletier, etc. alongside picks and active talent. We're talking about something that guts that Flames that no team should ever consider.</div></div>

I’ve only read the first few sentences and I’m already liking this reply. Okay, now back to finishing reading that comment.
Forum: Armchair-GMTue at 1:32 pm
Sujet: Overvalued but Ill do it
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Campabee</b></div><div>Toffoli was just signed he will not likely be traded so soon same with Anderson. MB has a huge man crush on Drouin so he is also off limits most likely. The only forwards that make sense from Montreal's perspective are Danault (need to make cap space and roster space, this is the easiest route) Byron (cap space) Tatar (cap space and not likely to be resigned). Armia (same as Tatar). If we get PLD one of these players need to be involved but only Byron and Armia would be part of a package involving KK. Otherwise it doesn't make sense from Montreal's perspective. I suspect the best and easiest option is Danault + Kulak = 4933333 Dubios = 5000000 difference = 77777 Montreal also sends one of Norlinder\Caufield\Guhle and a 2nd. Total value = 2 1sts + 2 2nd + 4th (Danault = 1st + 2nd, Norlinder\Caufield\Guhle = 1st, 2nd = 2nd Kulak = 4th).</div></div>

Yeah I agree mostly, my point was more that there's other options than including a cap dump. My first option would be Suzuki, but for Habs fans, those are fighting words, lol. The biggest issue is that either of the two centres CBJ would want back, are both on their ELC. I think Montreal is the perfect destination for PLD, just not a great trade fit right now. This gets easier in the offseason when KK needs a raise.