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Forum:
Armchair-GM
Fri. at 4:04 p.m.
Thread:
Trading 11OVR
Considering how important Larsson and McCann are to the Kraken roster as currently constructed, I can't see Seattle making that trade. They'd probably just extend Larsson themselves and keep him and McCann rather than deal them for futures.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Fri. at 2:22 a.m.
Thread:
Lets Get Crazy
I can't see Seattle making that trade. They've structured their blue line with an eye towards incorporating Evans into it full time in the near future, and he had a solid showing in his debut NHL season. At this point he's a more promising player than Jones, and a distant third round pick doesn't move the needle nearly enough.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Wed. at 4:29 p.m.
Thread:
Rebuild and compete
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Fruad</b></div><div>He can be a vet 4c on a rebuilding team I ment to retain 50% tho</div></div>
His hip injury makes it unlikely he'll be able to take the ice again, meaning he wouldn't be able to fill that veteran 4C role for the Flyers or anyone else. The only way I see him getting moved is if a cap-strapped team takes him as an LTIR-eligible contract and sends some salary back the Flyers' way.
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Forum:
Armchair-GM
Wed. at 4:17 p.m.
Thread:
What I would like to see
Well, just about every team not named the Flyers would decline those offers before Briere is finished making them. Some explanations as to why for each deal:
1. Gaudreau has a full NMC and is much more productive than Atkinson. This is probably one of the only trade ideas that has a modicum of a chance of happening due to their respective contracts but I still don't see it.
2. Peterson spent most of this past season in the AHL. With his cap hit, he's still has negative trade value.
3 and 4. Ellis and Johansen's hockey careers are all but over due to injury. The Flyers aren't getting anything of value for them, they'll likely remain on IR/LTIR until their contracts expire.
5. Hathaway's a bottom six forward. He won't fetch a first round pick in a trade (or a second, for that matter). Trades like the Goodrow/Jeannot deals are the exception, not the rule.
6. That's the type of return you'd get for an elite player, which Laughton is not. Laughton is a solid middle six forward with versatility, but his trade value is not and has never been anywhere near that high. He strikes me who's value to the Flyers exceeds his value to other teams, so I doubt he's going anywhere.
7. I guess I could see a team tossing a late round pick the Flyers' way for Poehling, but I doubt it'll be as high as a fourth, since Poehling was non-tendered just last offseason.
8. UPL had a breakout campaign, I doubt the Sabres are itching to trade one half of their present/future tandem when they've finally achieved some stability with it.
9. Beniers is the cornerstone of the Kraken franchise and basically untouchable. He's not going anywhere anytime soon, especially not <em>with picks</em> for an AHL defenseman and a noticeably inferior center.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Wed. at 4:03 p.m.
Thread:
Rebuild and compete
Due to injury, Johansen's career as a hockey player is all but over. No team, whether it be the Kraken or anyone else, is going to give up any draft capital for him, not even a sixth rounder. I expect the Flyers to put him on IR/LTIR until his contract expires in a year.
Forum:
Trade Machine Proposals
Tue. at 12:55 p.m.
Thread:
An actual reasonable marner trade
I can't see Seattle making or considering that offer. Marner, for as good as he is, is a rental until proven otherwise. Dunn is an integral piece of the Kraken team, and if they're trading for Marner, it would be to make a push this season, a path with which trading away their best defenseman is incompatible.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
May 3 at 4:15 a.m.
Thread:
offseason
Yeah, Seattle's not that desperate to get rid of Grubauer. Their cap sheet is clean enough that they can afford to roll with him as Daccord's backup for another year, and even if they were looking to shed his cap hit, a buyout would be the preferable option.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
May 2 at 1:24 a.m.
Thread:
dont mess with the kids
I don't think Seattle's in a position where paying to dump Burakovsky is a sensible move or one they need to make. His struggles with Seattle over his first two seasons have been injury related. When he's had a consistent run of games with the Kraken he's produced. It's no secret that Seattle needs to boost their scoring, and a healthy Burakovsky would go a long way in that effort. Not to mention, Seattle has a clean enough cap sheet to where they can go shopping for offensive help without needing to dump anyone.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
May 1 at 4:12 p.m.
Thread:
Utah is a Playoff Team
Seattle's not going to go for that. Contrary to what you stated in the description, McCann isn't expendable. He's held down top-six center roles for the Kraken, but is just as comfortable on the wing, so he can easily move there. In fact, McCann was primarily a winger last year when Seattle made their playoff run. He's also the Kraken's best goalscorer, and Seattle's a team that needs to add scoring, not subtract it. Trading McCann would be counterproductive for the Kraken, and I don't see him going anywhere anytime soon.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
May 1 at 5:28 a.m.
Thread:
24-25
Considering how well Tolvanen has fit in Seattle, and how he is young enough to still be a prime-age contributor by the time Beniers, Wright, and other prospects come into their own, I think the Kraken would just hang onto him instead of dealing him for a draft pick.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 30 at 7:11 p.m.
Thread:
Michkov time
Johansen's career is over due to injury. Neither the Kraken nor any other team are going to pay anything, not even a 7th, for him. The Flyers will likely just place him on IR/LTIR until his contract expires next offseason.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 30 at 4:37 p.m.
Thread:
Fixing the Leafs and trading core pieces
Dunn is a big reason why Seattle's defense is so good. To me this trade would be filling one hole while creating another. Seattle does need scoring, but there will be avenues for them to do that this offseason that don't involve trading their best defenseman, and I think they will pursue those options rather than making a deal like this.
Another thing to keep in mind is that Marner, for as good as he is, is a rental until proven otherwise in a trade. Dunn by contrast has three years left on his contract. I can't really see the Kraken being all that willing to give up a core piece of their roster along with a high first round pick for someone who might only be around for a year when such a trade on its own likely isn't enough to make them an elite cup contender.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 29 at 12:17 p.m.
Thread:
DRAFT IGINLA PLUS TRADE UP FOR SENNECKE
According to multiple draft pick value charts, the difference in value between the 8th overall pick and the 24th overall pick is equivalent to a late first rounder. I highly doubt Harris has that sort of trade value right now. Even if he did, the Kraken have a full blue line at the moment and will likely want to keep a starting spot open for Ryker Evans to continue his development, so I can't see them being all that interested in Harris. The Kraken are better served sticking at 8 and adding another top prospect to their pipeline than moving down 16 spots just to add a defenseman they don't really ned.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 29 at 12:46 a.m.
Thread:
Playoff bound
I believe Seattle would decline that trade. Daccord's been a real find for the Kraken and finally provided them with some stability in net. I doubt the Kraken are going to be all that willing to swap him and his bargain deal for another pricey goalie who hasn't lived up to his contract with Grubauer still around.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 29 at 12:42 a.m.
Thread:
Next Year
I think Seattle will just stick with the young defenseman they already have. Evans is poised to have a full-time role in the NHL next year and the Kraken power play looked more lively when he was running it this season. He had strong possession metrics and didn't look too shabby especially when paired with a defensive blueliner like Larsson or Dumoulin. Personally I think Evans' ceiling is higher than Jones' at this point, which better fits what the Kraken need.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 28 at 11:42 p.m.
Thread:
The only realistic moves that make an impact
Seattle has spent the past two seasons developing Wright and preparing for him to take his place in the Kraken's center corps. They aren't going to be trading him anytime soon, and certainly not for that package. A bulk offer of three bottom six/AHL players, three interesting but significantly lower rated prospects, and a third round pick three drafts away for a top center prospect isn't going to be enticing. This is a case where quantity does not equal quality.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 16 at 7:51 p.m.
Thread:
Categorizing Each Teams 1C Post 23-24
I'd say Beniers should be in the Too Early to Tell category. He's only played two full seasons in the NHL and it'll be a few more before he reaches his peak. For that matter, Bedard probably belongs in the Too Early to Tell category as well; for all the hype surrounding him he's still a rookie and it'll take a few years before we can see how he truly stacks up against the other 1Cs of the league.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 13 at 11:29 p.m.
Thread:
Reunion with tre
Seattle would decline that trade. They need Borgen more than Mangiapane. For all of Seattle's scoring woes, they actually have a plethora of capable middle six wingers; it's the top end scoring that they're lacking. Adding another guy in that middle-six mold in Mangiapane isn't worth losing a key piece of their defense in Borgen.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 12 at 2:12 a.m.
Thread:
Seattle Rebuild Begins
Everything Seattle has been doing since their inception as a franchise has been part of their multi-year building process, with their true peak still yet to come. They're not about to backpedal and reset that whole timeline. With that in mind, I have a hard time seeing the Kraken trade one of their leading scorers to a division rival when they are in need of more scoring, not less.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Apr. 7 at 4:53 p.m.
Thread:
Seattle
Honestly I don't see how this trade makes sense for either side. Florida's right in the middle of their cup window, and Ekblad's a crucial piece of that, so I don't know why they'd consider moving him. Seattle's competitive timeline is farther out in the future, so trading for a rental defenseman doesn't really add up for them either. Not to mention, the Kraken have a good defensive group already but have a need for more scoring up front. Trading one of their top scorers for a blueliner, even one as good as Ekblad, would be counterproductive.
Forum:
NHL Signings
Mar. 29 at 2:32 a.m.
Thread:
Seattle Kraken signed Lukas Dragicevic (3 Years / $950,000 AAV)
Back when he was drafted, I thought Dragicevic was the steal of the Kraken draft given they landed him at a spot well below his projected draft position. RHD is a position where the Kraken prospect pool is lacking in depth so I'm glad to see him under contract. Hopefully Seattle's other 2023 draftees follow suit soon.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Mar. 26 at 7:22 p.m.
Thread:
mk12345
McCann is worth way more than that, and it makes zero sense for Seattle to trade their leading scorer when the story of their season has been struggling to put the puck in the net. The Kraken decline rather quickly.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Mar. 11 at 10:05 p.m.
Thread:
A Long Soo Summer In Pittsburgh
For as illustrious a career as Malkin has had, I don't think he's worth nearly that much at this point. McCann is scoring at a higher pace than him this season. It makes no sense for the Kraken to give up all those valuable assets when it's debatable whether swapping those two would even represent a near term upgrade, and certainly wouldn't be a long term one for Seattle.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Mar. 11 at 10:01 p.m.
Thread:
we ride at dawn
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>sens65</b></div><div>Agreed, but he also takes up a big chunk of cap so they might want to trade him and use the space on someone else that utilizes the cap space better.</div></div>
I suppose it's a possibility, but Seattle is going to have over $10M in cap space next year even after factoring in new deals for Beniers and Tolvanen. That's plenty of room to make a splash signing should they so choose. Additionally, their NHL center depth actually isn't the greatest right now, so trading Gourde would open up a new hole that they'd have to spend money filling. With Gourde still contributing in ways other than point production, I think the Kraken will be inclined to keep him around for next season. If they really needed to open up cap space, there are several more palatable alternatives.
Forum:
Armchair-GM
Mar. 11 at 2:42 p.m.
Thread:
we ride at dawn
Gourde is having a down season, but it's important to keep in mind that Seattle is still gunning for the playoffs both this season and next. In that context, Gourde is worth more to them than a handful of futures that are dart throws at best.
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