Quoting: Victor24
Again, I showed Petterson is better than all of those guys. They were also all sold from teams who were out of it this and next year. They were also not sold to division rivals.
But let's say Petterson is worth a 1st and 2nd. I'll use the house analogy again. If my house is worth 300k, I can ask for more. So let's say a high school rival of of mine wants my house and needs one in my area badly. He offers 300k. I say I want 500k. He can say no. It doesn't change the fact that he wants to buy and I don't want to sell. So he can go somewhere else or he can overpay me. Then when my neighbors ask why I'm leaving, I can say I wanted to stay and I really like them but it was an offer I couldn't refuse.
Petterson (imo) is worth a 1st and an A prospect. If I was GM, I would need that to think about it. But, I would need more to keep the players from quitting on me and the fans from revolting. So I would need a 1st and A+ prospect.
If you don't like that analysis, that's fine. But if I'm selling, I name the price.
Quoting: Victor24
Ok, let's look at some D pairs around the league.
Petterson-Karlsson on the ice: %goals = 70.5%
Hughes-Hronek: 65.5%
Reilly-Brodie: 55%
Towes-Makar: 48%
Theodore-McNabb: 65%
Lindholm-Carlo: 65%
Are those bad defensemen?
Of the pairs with 300+ min:
4 pairs have more goals for, 1 pair has less goals against
I get you might not like Pettersson but you can't deny his numbers this year are elite with Karlsson. And it's not Karlsson bringing Petterson up. It might actually be the other way around.
Petterson away from Karlsson: 53%
Karlsson away from Petterson: 47%
If all your neighbours are selling their homes for 300k and you list yours at 500k, your home must offer something that sets it miles apart from the rest of your neighbourhood. When compared to the other players on that list, Pettersson does not offer more.
You continue to point to one specific stat line from Moneypuck that uses a very small sample size (fewer than 35 games for the Penguins) and you exclude Pettersson's past stat lines specifically because it drops his value lower.
Look at him away from Karlsson over the past three seasons:
2022-23: Pettersson-Letang 52.6% (59th among defensive pairs with minimum 300 minutes)
2021-22: Pettersson-Marino 55.6% (33rd)
2020-21: Pettersson-Marino 50% (42nd)
Would you trade a 1st + A-tier prospect for Savard? He had 70.6% with Matheson last season, even higher than Pettersson!
Or how about Alex Goligoski? He had 70.2% with Spurgeon two years ago! How about it, eh?
Let's be real: Marcus Pettersson is a reliable Top-4, like the rest of the blueliners I listed are, who is now playing better in %goals because his main partner is a 3x Norris trophy winner. Any GM in the league is going to see that. Since your home doesn't offer 500k of value, your home is going to remain on the market until you either drop the price or are forced to foreclose and lose it for nothing.