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Forum: NHL Trades31 janv. à 22 h 31
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>AK50</b></div><div>I don't like this trade for us. I just feel that Lindholm is overrated(just pretty inconsistent when looking at his career stats) and does NOT warrant this kind of package, especially as he is a pending UFA who is likely demanding 8 mil +. HB is such a great prospect to have(having a MONSTER season in the OHL), Kuzmenko still has some positive value, the 1st is a big loss to our now thinner prospect pool, not to mention these assets are all going to a divisional rival. Think Alvin kinda screwed up on this one. Feels like a big L to me.
I'd take Horvat over Lindholm any day(unless Lindholm lifts the cup with us this year). When you compare the trades, it just keeps looking better for CGY.</div></div>

Lindholm definitely is the best player in this trade. If he resigns there and plays well, it's a big time win for the Nucks as well.

He might've had a bit of a drop off stats wise but lets remember he was playing with Tkachuk and Gaudreau, they both leave and get turned into Huberdeau and Kadri... but look, he's also a beast in the dot. Straight up, having a much better season than Horvat (55.5 vs. 50 %)

Look at how good Vancouver's line up is, top to bottom. Having a #2 center who just played 1st line for 3+ seasons with a win now team sounds like a recipe for success, and I think he'll have a big rebound. Either way he's going to be a big piece of this cup run. Winning face-offs in the playoffs is YUGE.

If they end up not winning the Cup this year, and not resigning him, then yes, this will look bad.... But you have to think, if GMJR... sorry GMPA... if you think Allvy isn't gonna make a run at signing him, after giving up that much, you got another thing coming. They have to think they have a shot at getting him to resign there, or they wouldn't have given up that much. That's why its a rival tax... he prolly ain't goin anywhere
Forum: NHL Signings23 janv. à 12 h 46
Forum: NHL Signings22 janv. à 16 h 55
Forum: NHL Trades16 janv. à 1 h 33
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Andy_Dick</b></div><div>The Ducks are an absolute mess right now simply filled with too many square pegs in round holes. This team doesnt even play competitive hockey and look like they belong in the AHL a lot of nights! Clearly, this team is broken, the injuries excuse doesnt fly, at a certain point players like Gibson/Zegras are injury prone players. The fact that this team has been stuck in mediocrity for so long that many of their fans cant even appreciate a legit star player like McTavish when I hear not one but certainly more than a few Ducks fans say Zegras is their best forward?!? In what world..? Cause it aint the NHL, he seems more and more like a trickshot specialist that is missing that all around game, he's easily game planned most nights and ineffective, he's not even a star in the regular reason, imagine thinking this kid can get it done in the playoffs with a few Michigans. That isn't realistic.

Signing mid 30s guys like Killorn to play that McTavish style hasnt worked out and this deal seems like a desperation trade to shake up the core that probably needs to be blown up. Strome, Vatrano, Silfverberg, Vatrano, hell maybe even Terry whom looked like a legit sniper but isnt consistent enough despite his high skill level. The NHL is all about consistency and this Ducks team has never been able to sustain any sort of success outside the first 10 games or so even when they are PDO'ng to a bunch of late comeback and OT wins.</div></div>

Lots to unpack there bud. I think they'll trade Henrique this TDL this year, he's the only piece I see being actually valuable to another team. Most of the ones you mentioned are under contract past this year, and Silfvy has completely nerfed his value as a rental with an abysmal season up until this point.

Maybe they move Frank next TDL when he's set to be UFA but he's also leading the team in goals this year so I wouldn't be surprised if they brought him back, if he likes it there enough to stay.

Terry they just signed so I don't see them doing that now.. Strome same thing he's a veteran presence, maybe a bit overpaid, but they need centers.

Concerning this trade, on paper the Ducks need D more than a forward who's a ways off from playing, but yea, Killorn was picked up to be the guiding light at the end of the tunnel... looks like it'll take a couple more seasons, at least, before they can hope to be legitimately competitive... Verbeek's got lots of work to do on that back end...

But hey maybe he'll trade Zegras for a young D on another team and it'll all make sense!
Forum: NHL Trades11 janv. à 18 h 7
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>NorthernLeafsFan05</b></div><div>Because Cutter will be the perfect compliment to their forward group and betters fits the Carlsson timeline. Obviously there's a possibility Cutter doesn't piece it together at the NHL level, but let's be honest, he's going to be great. Drysdales injury scares and the Ducks abundance of quality defense prospects (Mintyukov, Zellweger, LaCombe, Helleson, Luneau, Dioncio) makes it clear why they felt like they could move on from Jamie. Like I said, I think Drysdale will be great in Philly, I absolutely love the fit between those two teams, but the Ducks did very well here.</div></div>

You say did very well but they overpaid for an unproven player. You say "Let's be honest, he's going to be great", and ya know for all intents and purposes yeah, he probably will be good but there's a chance he isn't good. Or can't figure it out. Or becomes Zegras part 2 like what you think he's having a good third year? Like he's just a complete unknown at the next level. You seem to think he's guaranteed to be great but there is no guarantee of that. He is much more of an unknown than Drysdale is.

Drysdale, right this exact second, makes Philly a much better team than a guy who was being...cantankerous....about playing for them. They also got an extra pick, most likely in the 30s, where it's pretty clear you can still find legit NHL players. In fact, most of those Ducks prospects you mentioned were 2nd rd picks.

Minty is good but he's a player now he ain't getting sent down. He was #10 in his draft year. LaCombe might be better later but as of right now he plays a lot and is -20 something so he's more like a prospect getting NHL time. He was a guy picked in the 30s. The rest are not even close to being anything other than potentially NHL caliber D guys. But Luneau and Zellweger were also 2nd rd picks in the 30s.

Drysdale has top 4 potential and is already on a solid deal. I get where you're coming from, the future. This deal in the long run will of course come down to how each players career unfolds.

If Cutter turns out to be a stellar player for the Ducks so be it, but as it stands right now, the Ducks overpaid for an unproven prospect. If anybody cleaned up its Philly to get the extra draft pick most likely somewhere in the 30s.
Forum: NHL Trades11 janv. à 2 h 18
Forum: NHL Signings23 août 2023 à 8 h 15