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Can we NOT trade for Brady, please.

He's never has been or played a single second of time at RW on his off-hand side for the entirety of his career. He's strictly a LW.

So playing him there is asinine.

Boldy on the other hand IS and always has played RW whenever he wasn't being experimented at center. RW is his NATURAL position.

Furthermore, Boldy is quite literally in the same class of player/tier as Brady, with similar levels of production over the last three years and damn near the same PPG. Brady just hits more. Well good for him. BOLDY COSTS $1.2M LESS, FOR TWO YEARS LONGER.

Even if this were to happen. That's not a trade I'd consider, as it'd strictly be a 1v1, so throwing BOTH Lambos AND Rossi into the deal for a VERY late 1st is questionable at best.

We're much much better off keeping both Boldy and Rossi, and their combined future production, than packaging them in a gross overpay for a player we neither need or should want over what we already have.

It seems to me that Tkachuk and Kaprizov at LW (as @RazWild says) is pretty much a wash with Kaprizov at LW and Boldy at RW (as RazWild says), so I don't see this trade as a good idea for Minnesota at all. You guys already know what you have in Rossi and Lambos, whereas you have no idea what will be available at the Boston pick, and he certainly won't be a significant roster player in 2024-2025 as you already know Marco Rossi will be, never mind prime prospect Carson Lambos.

You have three options:



1. You can have Tkachuk and nothing else for Boldy + Lambos + Rossi.

2. You can have Boston's 1st and nothing else for Rossi.

3. You can stop posting AGMs on Capfriendly where Minnesota gets Tkachuk.



The choice is your's ...