Giving up a first for Toffoli makes me want to throw up

Trading Toffoli for just a late 1st makes me want to throw up.

Giving up a first for Toffoli makes me want to throw up

Thoughts on the other move? Im a big ducks fan and see you comment on anything to do with ducks lol

Probably not enough to get Chychurn, would have to think you need Comtois/Zellweger/Perreault over Guhle to have a shot

Value wise thats probably what Lindholm returns, would rather see him extended personally.

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Best scenario: Trade Lindholm, get a good return and use the assets + whatever is required (as long as it's reasonable) to get Chychrun.

Wouldn’t mind it, would if we had to get rid of Comtois for Chychrun though

Let’s throw in either using what we get for Manson and/or Rakell to get Boeser!

I think I'd be okay with giving him up, as much as I like him. But obviously only as long it's not a huge overpayment.

Like a 1st Comtois and Mahura? Type deal or? Maybe like 23 3rd or 4th?

It would likely have to be someone else instead of Mahura. Comtois isn't a former 1st, but maybe the Coyotes' management views him as that kind of value. Then another former 1st would be missing. So it would probably have to be Tracey or one of Colangelo / LaCombe (+ a pick to make up for the fact that those two are not actually former 1sts).

But ARI would probably get better offers.

It would likely have to be someone else instead of Mahura. Comtois isn't a former 1st, but maybe the Coyotes' management views him as that kind of value. Then another former 1st would be missing. So it would probably have to be Tracey or one of Colangelo / LaCombe (+ a pick to make up for the fact that those two are not actually former 1sts).

Imagine a world where we get Chychrun for ____, offer sheet Hague this off season and David Jiricek falls to us in the draft (Lenny7 your dream right?!?)

The D Core looking like:

Fowler - Jiricek
Chychrun - Drysdale
Hague - Shattenkirk
Benoit

Crazy but a fun little random thought or I suppose dream if you will I just had

(Moist...)

Can't imagine Jiricek jumps straight in, but that'd be pretty awesome.

Chychrun worries me a bit for the Ducks. Think he'd be a great addition, but can't imagine the Yotes do it without getting MacTavish back (Which seems counter productive at this point). Feels like digging a hole to fill another. That being said, it'll be interesting to see if we could potentially get a haul for Hampus at the deadline (Seems like a TZ11 idea), which could give a bit of balance to it all.

My ideal deadline/offseason would have:
Draft: Jiricek
Trade: Hampus/Rakell/Manson
Offersheet: Hague
Sign: One of Gaudreau (He's likely either staying in Calgary or going to Philly ), Forsberg or Hertl. Maybe they're a stretch, but I think you need to take advantage of the cap space while you've got it...it'll get tight over the next few years regardless, so you might as well swing the bat while you're in the box. If you can't get any of them, then you start looking at the Boeser-type guys. The Ducks are in the enviable position of being a team on the rise, with a bunch of solid prospect trade assets, and a wack of cap space. If you can keep the assets, do it.

I think that it all depends on whether we're able to re-sign Hampus.

Assuming as the OP does that we can't sign him to a new deal by the trade deadline, then the net effect here is Hampus for Toffoli plus a second, which isn't a plus for us . . . but then again, losing Hampus is almost automatically a minus.

I think that the best we're going to be able to do for Chychrun is our 2022 first, some mix of Jones/Steel/Tracey, one of Zellweger or LaCombe, and a little something else. Anything more wouldn't really make sense to me.

(Moist...)

Can't imagine Jiricek jumps straight in, but that'd be pretty awesome.

Chychrun worries me a bit for the Ducks. Think he'd be a great addition, but can't imagine the Yotes do it without getting MacTavish back (Which seems counter productive at this point). Feels like digging a hole to fill another. That being said, it'll be interesting to see if we could potentially get a haul for Hampus at the deadline (Seems like a TZ11 idea), which could give a bit of balance to it all.

My ideal deadline/offseason would have:
Draft: Jiricek
Trade: Hampus/Rakell/Manson
Offersheet: Hague
Sign: One of Gaudreau (He's likely either staying in Calgary or going to Philly ), Forsberg or Hertl. Maybe they're a stretch, but I think you need to take advantage of the cap space while you've got it...it'll get tight over the next few years regardless, so you might as well swing the bat while you're in the box. If you can't get any of them, then you start looking at the Boeser-type guys. The Ducks are in the enviable position of being a team on the rise, with a bunch of solid prospect trade assets, and a wack of cap space. If you can keep the assets, do it.

I want what the Coyotes management is smoking if they honestly think there is a chance they get back Soap in a Chychrun deal. But I think they're aware that they aren't getting him.

I want what the Coyotes management is smoking if they honestly think there is a chance they get back Soap in a Chychrun deal. But I think they're aware that they aren't getting him.

Chychrun is having the worst year of his career, and may have expressed some unhappiness at being in Phoenix. I still think that Arizona would be foolish not to regard him as one of the building blocks for their future franchise, but if they're going to trade him, they're not going to get an Eichel-like return either this season or during the impending off-season. I think that a package of our 2022 first, Jones or Steel, an A prospect (or maybe Mahura) and a B prospect (or maybe Larsson) is quite likely to satisfy Arizona's desires. It should be remembered that the Coyotes need warm bodies immediately, as they have only about 8 NHL-quality players under contract for next season.