If you drop the 4th, I actually think the Canes would do it.

What's your opinion on Suzuki? He just seems questionable to me to be come something really worth a lot that's why I added the 4th. What do you think his ceiling is?

Suzuki's ceiling isn't the issue. He's got top 6 upside, easily. When he plays for the Wolves, you can see he looks like the best player on the ice 9/10 times. The issue is that he's so injury plagued. It's not even like nagging injuries. He missed 18 months due to a stick in his eye socket. He's missed time with a broken leg, ankles, ribs... never the same thing.

Provorov isn’t the right fit (or price point) for LA. Gavrikov is our guy because he is playing well with Roy now, but has the ability to shutdown play if he’s later paired with Clarke, Spence, or Durzi.

So then is the 4th worth the add for the fact that its a big gamble that he is just one injury from working in an ECHL front office.

He's not one injury away from retiring. If that is your statement here, then maybe Suzuki is the prospect that needs to change down to someone the caliber of maybe a Kevin Wall. He's no closer to retiring from injury than someone like Travis Konecny. He's actually way younger so I'd even argue he's further from it.

Heh. You'd already be underpaying as is, man.

Major disagree. Consider Suzuki to be in the same boat as Perunovich. Would you trade that + for a winger that's had 1 years of 60+ points and has not shown it's sustainable? I have reservations

Yeah well, Perunovich also no longer has the value he once had. Setting aside that Konecny will cross 60 points again this season, the way you've described him is a bit miserly. He's also a play driver who has four seasons of 24 goals or more at age 25. For Philly.

Finally someone that understands a guy that can put up points and drive play in Philly with how the team has been for the past 3 years if he was on a team with very talented players he is easily a point per game plus player.