TB says thanks ,but no

Joel Armia is a cap dump and Jordan Harris is a LhD. We want a known quantity as the primary asset for a Zegras trade (if in fact he's on the market, which he isn't), not a shot, so we'll still ask for David Reinbacher and your 2025 second.

Caps pass. Dvorak is bad. They'll just wait out Kuz and get the cap space.

I mean, two first round pick for Zegras is la lot........................................................................................................................................................................

And I don't see any teams to paid way too much for Zegras.

And don't expect Montreal involving Reinbacher in a trade for Zegras. Maybe Mailloux, but not Zegras. And Harris is already a established young defenseman.

are you effing high??
how can you not understand how much of a steal that is? Montreal's unprotected 1st rd pick this year is worth more than Zegras right now. although I would say their values are very comparable

Can be another team, but TB need a 3rd good RD for the players and they should NOT to overpay for ''maybe'' a better player.

That's a special guess, maybe I can make somes modifications about the trade. Also, don't forget that Kuznetsov requested multiple times to be traded away......

And what you means about the cap is both of theses contracts finish after the 24-25 season.

stamkos passes

Neither the Blues nor Parayko (presumably) have any interest in that, thanks.

I see that you know almost nothing about hockey. The seventh overall pick in this year's draft is nowhere near Zegras' value. It could turn into Filip Zadina (6th overall in 2018) or Lias Andersson (7th overall in 2017) or Olli Juolevi (5th overall in 2016) or even Jesse Puljujarvi (4th overall in that same draft). There is a qualitative difference between a draft pick and a known player. Or did you miss the fact that the OP specified that the pick is known to be 7th overall?


Did you miss the part where I pointed out that Harris is a LhD and thus redundant to Anaheim? Or do you just make up trade proposals without understanding what the other team needs, and doesn't need?

You have two firsts, a second, a good-quality developing defenseman and a hideous cap dump in your offer. In contrast, my counter-proposal is only one first (Reinbacher) plus one second (Montreal's 2025, not Colorado's 2024). It's a telling confirmation of Habs' fans' bias that once the subject of Reinbacher comes up, he's worth more in your minds than two firsts and Jordan Harris. What a joke.

Kovacevic wouldn't be but #4 anyway he's not taking Perbix or Raddysh toi