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Forum: Fauteuil - DGAug. 5, 2019 at 2:24 p.m.
Thread: Give me some mock trades for drouin
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jakethesnake97</b></div><div>Nothing! I still see a lineup like this could win : (Suzuki + picks for Farabee + picks), (Trade Juulsen for a 2nd or 3rd round pick).

Domi Kotkaniemi Drouin
Farabee Poehling Caufield
Lehkonen Danault Gallagher
Byron Weal Ylonen
Evans

Mete Petry
Romanov Weber
Chiarot Brook
Kulak Fleury

Price Primeau</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jakethesnake97</b></div><div>Nothing! I still see a lineup like this could win : (Suzuki + picks for Farabee + picks), (Trade Juulsen for a 2nd or 3rd round pick).

Domi Kotkaniemi Drouin
Farabee Poehling Caufield
Lehkonen Danault Gallagher
Byron Weal Ylonen
Evans

Mete Petry
Romanov Weber
Chiarot Brook
Kulak Fleury

Price Primeau</div></div>

why trade suzuki for farabee? I guess for an all american line? My future lineup look more like this

Domi-Kotkaniemi-Caufield
Drouin-Poehling-Suzuki
Tatar-Danault-Gallagher
Lehkonen-Evans-Teasdale

Mete-Weber
Romanov-Petry
Struble-Brook

Price Primeau
Forum: Fauteuil - DGAug. 5, 2019 at 2:00 p.m.
Thread: Give me some mock trades for drouin
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>OldmanWebber</b></div><div>As much as I wanted to throw my tv out the window last year watching Drouin play, I think it is still a year to early to give up on him. I watched him play here in Halifax and maturity has always been an issue with him.His skill is undeniable but he needs to commit to being a pro on and off the ice and with and without the puck. I want to see one more year from this kid to see if he can pull t together before I cut bait with him.</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Billy739</b></div><div>Wrong time to trade him
His dad was telling me in june at the Mooseheads playoff game he just changed his training style .
he's done trying to get faster , it didnt help him last year
this year he packing on Muscle and playing with a Chip on his shoulder .

if he learns to use his frame to cycle pucks out from the boards he's worth more to us here then we could acquire trading him .

Drouin's had 3 coaches in his 3 first years as a player in 3 completely different systems and maintained 50 point average over his first 3 seasons until now.To Provide Context one of my Fav Center in Barkov took 5 years to hit 50 pts once before he figured out how to use his size . Selling Low just for him to hit a new team like Domi did and explode would never be lived down either</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>seanross</b></div><div>I mean, he had almost 60 this year? as a 23yo? having a big slump at the end.. if he find a way to be consistent he can and will be a 60-70 pts player</div></div>

I have no doubt he can be a 65+ point guy if he matures and becomes consistent. But that’s the hardest thing about being a pro athlete is finding that. That’s what makes or breaks a lot of skill guys and why teams like more grittier players sometimes over him because they know what there getting every night. I seen him in Halifax and he was dominate but lazy at times too. I seen him play this year and I didn’t even know he played till the end of the game I seen him in celebrations with price. Major question mark but has skill.
Forum: Fauteuil - DGAug. 5, 2019 at 1:55 p.m.
Thread: Give me some mock trades for drouin
Wrong time to trade him
His dad was telling me in june at the Mooseheads playoff game he just changed his training style .
he's done trying to get faster , it didnt help him last year
this year he packing on Muscle and playing with a Chip on his shoulder .

if he learns to use his frame to cycle pucks out from the boards he's worth more to us here then we could acquire trading him .

Drouin's had 3 coaches in his 3 first years as a player
in 3 completely different systems playing RW year 1 , Center year 2 ,LW year 3 and
maintained 50 point average over his first 3 seasons until now.

To Provide Context one of my Fav Center in Barkov took 5 years to hit 50 pts once before he figured out how to use his size .
Selling Low just for him to hit a new team like Domi did and explode would never be lived down either
Forum: Fauteuil - DGAug. 3, 2019 at 7:26 p.m.
Thread: cmon bergevin just a little more courage
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>HabStraction</b></div><div>Non, mais j'echangerais Leblanc, Mccarron, Sherbak et Beaulieu contre Marner .

With Marner, those given picks won't be high picks. Our late pick look way more like the names i gave than yours.
Also, i would like to see Poelhing on a top line, but for now he is projected as a 3rd line players according to experts

I know it's a high cost but since Montreal never wants to do the tanking thing , how will we get top players. ?
Our top scorers always rank 50 or further in the league,</div></div>

You forgot one very important thing about offer sheets: the player has to want to sign it.

Maybe that's the money and term he wants but is Montreal a team he would want to play for?
He's already turned down a few offer sheet ideas.

I think he wants to stay in Toronto and will have to settle for what the Leafs offer him.
Forum: Fauteuil - DGAug. 5, 2019 at 8:09 p.m.
Thread: Petry mock draft
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>F50marco</b></div><div>The values are all off here.

Petry is a good player that should return a decent asset back but if the Habs are looking to move him, think something more along the lines of what Toronto paid for Muzzin (similar but not exactly) last year. The best asset of the deal will be a lottery protected 1st round pick, not a high end top prospect. Then add a couple lesser pieces to that in the form of B prospects and/or some additional later picks. Habs may have to retain some salary or take a not so big cap dump in return though but that shouldn't be a problem if they moving Petry's salary out.</div></div>

That's the only big differences between both Muzzin and Petry. Muzzin was sent with his big old 4M$ all out but the rumours here on ACGM are -almost- all including a 50% retained salary and that's an asset that the other trade partner would have to pay for. Maybe not an A+ prospect but I could definitely see a GM pay/overpay on TDL and give an A or A- prospect plus a pick in return if he really believes that he's the missing piece . If they even take on a ''bad'ish'' short term contract I see picks coming back on top of prospect/s. My personal last ArmchairGM included a Petry (With2-2.5M$ retained less is better I guess) + 5th round traded to the Jets for Vallati, Gawanke, 2020 1st, 2021 3rd and Kulikov. I don't know if I'm far from the return you think we should get but I thought it was pretty good to get picks and two B+ prospects, I know it may not be position of needs that we get back but hey! It's ACGM after all.
Forum: Fauteuil - DGAug. 5, 2019 at 6:53 p.m.
Thread: Petry mock draft
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>F50marco</b></div><div>The values are all off here.

Petry is a good player that should return a decent asset back but if the Habs are looking to move him, think something more along the lines of what Toronto paid for Muzzin (similar but not exactly) last year. The best asset of the deal will be a lottery protected 1st round pick, not a high end top prospect. Then add a couple lesser pieces to that in the form of B prospects and/or some additional later picks. Habs may have to retain some salary or take a not so big cap dump in return though but that shouldn't be a problem if they moving Petry's salary out.</div></div>

Finally, someone who understands that cap space is part of the return ... especially this year with so many teams right by the cap, someone would need to send back cap in a Petry deal.