Quoting: DarthRightus
He's so upset because he's convinced his made up value makes more sense than others with no proof or comparables.
It does not have to be a money in/out deal either if you move him to someone who can retain and flip him because they have space and want assets.
We can also just wait and see, if you can handle that.
It's hilarious how you're just turning aggressive and constantly back flipping the same comment over and over. Almost every media reporting on Kuzy has given roughly the same valuation. Money in Money out is the biggest flag that has been stated with Kuzy. There is no comparable moves to a Kuzmenko deal because he's got 1 year sample size.
No team that has the cap space to acquire him outright, will pay futures to get a player that is 27. Rebuilding teams and retooling teams don't do that. So that is about a 3rd of the league.
A vast majority of the contending teams don't have the cap space, and for arguments sake, wont pay a team to retain as he's not expiring. Asking a team to retain money for a full season beyond this one, will make the price tag for acquiring Kuzmenko far too outrageous to justify for a top 6 winger, who really "only does one thing".
The only logical thing is a money in money out move, with potential of picks moving with each player.
It's becoming mind numbing having to read your crap over and over. You haven't given any proof yourself as to why you think Kuzmenko should retain your
"flip Kuzy for futures and use those in a deal for a scorer." Cuz remember other teams scorers wont be cheap...
Name what you figure your futures you'd be able to get for Kuzmenko from Washington?