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The_Rocket

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Forum: Armchair-GM14 hours ago
Thread: marmer
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jded</b></div><div>I’m not sure you read my reply. I stated literally everything you said in the 2nd paragraph outside of your last sentence, which frankly is pretty ridiculous.

Our top 6 for next season is likely: Leo, McT, Zegras, Gauthier, Terry, and a Vatrano ($3.6M). I don’t think anyone who watches hockey needs to look at a stat sheet to pretend that Mikheyev doesn’t come close to any of those players in value, skill, etc.

<strong>A 30 pt season (5v5 or not) is ‘meh’ production for a 3rd liner</strong>, and outright poor production for a 2nd liner. Thats just a fact. Making that worse is is c<strong>omplete lack of contribution to special teams (ineffective on the PK</strong>, can’t earn power play time) and worst of all <strong>doesn’t show up to big games (0 points in 11 playoff games this year, 11 in 82 in his career)</strong>. He’s being dumped in literally every single VAN ACGM for a reason.

<strong>Again, we can’t pretend his value is a complete dump. But he’s worth half his current contract. Even half his contract retained for 2 seasons is worth pick #26 overall.</strong> If you disagree, that’s awesome. You guys just don’t have a buyer in ANA 🤷‍♂️</div></div>

129 forwards scored 30 or more 5v5 points last season, or about 4 per team. that means that, one average, ily mikheyev would have been about 4th or 5th on a team in 5v5 scoring in the nhl. doesnt seem like "outright poor" 2nd line production for a player not on PP1.

as for special teams, i will concede mikheyev is not a great power play option. but on the pk, he was one of vancouvers best shot suppressors and goal suppressors amongst all their forwards who averaged at least 45 seconds a game short handed. yeah, hes probably a 2nd unit pk guy, but still he offers a lot of utility there. pk is an asset, not a detriment for him

lack of power play production is a fair point, and no doubt the reason why i think the canucks should trade him. however, i think teams who are willing to take on a cap dump (anaheim, chicago, san jose, etc.) arent vewry concerned about playoff production.

finally, why is mikheyev a 1st round pick to dump, but no player with a similar contract to his as ever cost a 1st rounder to dump before? expecially when considering, once again, that mikheyev is actually a good thrid line player and probable top 6 on anaheim
Forum: Armchair-GM15 hours ago
Thread: marmer
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>GiggywithGibby</b></div><div>He'd have been 2nd on the Ducks in shots taken but 9th in goals and 15th in shooting percentage? Yeah, were real interested in wasting the shots we do get on net by taking that problem contract off your hands.</div></div>

only mctavish (12) and vtrano (17) had more 5v5 goals than mikheyev (11) this season. mikheyev would actually be a boost to anaheims 5v5 play considering he is a high end defensive player who scores and shoots better than most of the ducks at even strength.

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jded</b></div><div>Puckpedia suggests $4.75Mx2 of salary retention is worth pick #21. I’d agree Mik brings <em>some</em> inherent value. But I think we can all agree it’s nowhere near enough to go from pick 21 to ~55 a year from now. Have to agree this isn’t close to enough.

That said, if ANA drafts Demidov and/or doesn’t land a big RW UFA, I could see Mik being worth consideration if the value is improved. Maybe like the ‘25 1st offset by a ~3rd round pick from ANA</div></div>

that calculator on puckpedia assumes the goal of the receiving team is simply to gain the pick and the player coming back as 0 value to them. infact, it actually assumes that the cap hit being acquired is retain salary as a 3rd party vroker, not taking on a useful player. again, based on mikheyevs play, its hard to argue he would be anything other than a top 6 calibre player on the ducks this coming season

i agree canucks will need to pay to unload him, but the idea it would cost a 1st seems kind of ridiculous. recently, we have seen multi year cap dumps of players like taylor hall for no cost (2x6 million) nikita Zaitsev for a 2nd and a 4th (2 x 4.5m), matt murray for a 3rd and a 7th (4.6875 x 2), shayne ghostibere for a 2nd and a 7th (2x4.5 million), and peter mrazak which as a 1st and 2nd round swap - 13 spots down in the draft (3.8 x 2 million).

why would mikheyev cost more than any of these
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Forum: Armchair-GMYesterday at 3:37 p.m.
Thread: Tkachuk
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>MoSeider53</b></div><div>:laugh Yeah he signed with no trade protection, Understanding that he wouldn't be trade. just because a player doesn't have trade protection. Doesn't mean they will accept a trade to a team that they don't want to play for. if Brady gets traded it's to the States not another Canadian team.</div></div>

he has trade protection on his current contract, it just doesnt kick in until his age 26 season due to rules in the CBA only allowing players to have trade protection on their UFA years. until the trade protection kicks in he has no say at all on what team he can or cannot be traded to. sens could theoretically trade him to any team in the league if they wanted.

are you just trolling or do you honestly have no idea at all how hockey operations works?
Forum: Armchair-GMYesterday at 3:30 p.m.