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What is Zegras worth

Team: 2023-24 Anaheim Ducks
Initial Creation Date: Feb. 4, 2024
Published: Feb. 4, 2024
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I am willing to wager Zegras is moved before the draft.
Although I am not a huge fan, I definitely see high value of him for the Ducks.
HOWEVER, I personally wouldn't trade a 1-10 overall pick for him.
But I do think he is worth at least 2 pieces.
My thoughts:
Question to Anaheim fans (who are probably all sleeping right now),
Which deal do you prefer?
Trades
1.
ANA
  1. Miroshnichenko, Ivan
  2. 2025 1st round pick (WSH)
  3. 2025 2nd round pick (COL)
Additional Details:
You're not going to get Ryan Leonard from Wsh.
Washington would gamble here that their pick is not Top 10.
Therefore I would say that the 2d round is conditional. If the 1st rounder is top 10 Washington keeps their 2d round pick
2.
ANA
  1. Pickering, Owen
  2. 2026 2nd round pick (PIT)
Additional Details:
I don't think you'll get Braden Yager. But if so it would be 1 for 1
PIT
    Zegras
    3.
    ANA
    1. Kotkaniemi, Jesperi
    2. 2024 1st round pick (CAR)
    Additional Details:
    This one is super tricky. Depends on how Verbeek sees KK.
    Personally I think KK will never be a 50pt player.
    But, if Verbeek sees a future 2d line center, this could be interesting.
    Pick is Lottery protected (not that I think it matters)
    CAR
      Zegras
      4.
      ANA
      1. Harris, Jordan
      2. 2024 1st round pick (WPG)
      Additional Details:
      Again, trading away a 16-32 pick because I really dont think Zegras is worth a top-10 pick.
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        Feb. 4 at 12:45 p.m.
        #26
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        Edited Feb. 4 at 1:04 p.m.. Reason: added explanatory phrase
        Quoting: Hockey91
        Jiricek is worth more than zegras but barely
        And Johnson is worth more than zellweger. Columbus needs rd more than forwards so they’re not gonna trade him until he physically comes out and says trade me.

        How in the world do you come up with an evaluation that Jiricek, who has all of 40 games in the NHL of no particular distinction and half of the productivity of Pavel Mintyukov in exactly the same number of games this season, is worth as much as a guy who has 200 NHL games under his belt, back-to-back 60-point-plus seasons before the age of 23, and scores at a rate of 0.73 PPG even though he spent all but 5 games this season hampered by injuries?!?!?

        And it's much more likely that Jiricek wants to go elsewhere than Zegras.
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        Feb. 4 at 12:51 p.m.
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        Quoting: GeneralLandro
        Yes he is listening as is every GM’s job and why all of us Anaheim guys say he is so expensive on here

        We think it needs to be one of those trades that you can’t say no to


        If I'm just winging it, I think a 1st, 3rd + Good (not necessarily A-Level prospect) would be a fair offer. The Pens offer is definitely off, but if a team offers say a 2nd + A-Level prospect? I think that would be something to consider, but obviously Pickering isn't an A-Prospect.
        Feb. 4 at 1:07 p.m.
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        Quoting: OldNYIfan
        How in the world do you come up with an evaluation that Jiricek, who has all of 40 games in the NHL of no particular distinction and half of the productivity of Pavel Mintyukov, is worth as much as a guy who has 200 NHL games under his belt, back-to-back 60-point-plus seasons before the age of 23, and scores at a rate of 0.73 PPG even though he spent all but 5 games this season hampered by injuries?!?!?

        And it's much more likely that Jiricek wants to go elsewhere than Zegras.


        Because the potential of a top pairing rhd is worth way more than a one dimensional center who’s more of a winger which columbus has 4 of.
        Feb. 4 at 2:25 p.m.
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        Quoting: NHLfan10506
        Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. But I have seen the complaints about American-born players for years and most of the time, it’s just noise.

        Zegras is a showboat. Hughes can’t stay on his stakes. Eiserman is unmotivated. Matthews is lazy. Caufield is too small. Cooley is all offense. Kane is entitled. Kessel only eats hot dogs. Eichel is selfish.

        It’s all nonsense


        Whoa dude. I sont think there's any antiamerican bias.
        Hughes is a top5 forward in this league by the way. Just like Matthews.
        Feb. 4 at 2:29 p.m.
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        Quoting: Ste_Catherine_Street
        Whoa dude. I sont think there's any antiamerican bias.
        Hughes is a top5 forward in this league by the way. Just like Matthews.


        Yes of course now…my comment was aimed more at for when they were prospects
        Feb. 4 at 5:25 p.m.
        #31
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        Caps don’t consider this
        Feb. 4 at 8:53 p.m.
        #32
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        Lots of talk here like this is a healthy player.
        I believe he's got a broken ankle. 8 weeks out.... takes 8 weeks for bone to heal...aka it's broke.

        So now you have to ask what is that ankle like. Is he plated?, Was it casted?
        Those things matter especially at forward where speed counts. Plating that ankle, fixes it, at best they can go take the plates out but then you got scar tissue build up etc...

        It's really hard to trade for players after a break. It usually takes a player 2 years to recover from a break that isn't plated, which is the preferred way for most athletes as they don't want to lose the motion in the ankle.

        So even if you did trade for him, highly likely those 2 years are going to look sketchy.
        But it could be the break screws his game, like Carl Haglin, his speed was gone after the break.

        All this 2 1st... A prospect..... talk..

        I don't think a smart GM is doing anything on a player after an ankle fracture. If they do it's cautious.
        Feb. 6 at 6:41 p.m.
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        Quoting: jonh514
        Nope!


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        Feb. 7 at 7:52 a.m.
        #34
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        Quoting: earl08
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        You think Harris and 29-32 OA get it done do you?
         
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