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Forum: Armchair-GMJun. 1, 2022 at 12:14 p.m.
Thread: Wright Price BE NICE read description
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Koskinen_The_Great</b></div><div>Really? Moving to the premium 1st overall only requires a late pick. Jesus. You call me way off. You're off your rocker!

You clearly arent up to date. The Yotes already offered a pick to take Weber's deal at the TDL but the paperwork for LTIR contract was late. The Habs arent paying to give away Weber's deal. It wasnt a discussion, it was done! I wont even get started on your Ghostbear 2 2nd rounders nonsense.

Why do ppl reply that are clueless?</div></div>

I'm usually never wrong in my trade predictions when it comes to the Coyotes. Not the first time people think like this. We'll see what happens, but I guess everyone can be wrong. After all we are not the ones making the calls.

The 1st is and should be a premium. It isn't this year to the same extent. It's close between the top 3 forwards, even if Wright still is the consensus nr. 1. Just look at Bob's rankings. It's also just 2 spots Arizona would be moving up. The price is another 1st. This has also been posted by others on this site, so just not me.

As you said the Weber deal was done. I haven't seen any report that we offered a pick. Feel free to share that. We did acquire Little instead, in which we got an asset and gave up a lesser one. I know the money helps Arizona, but that is only for the first years. It's still for 4 years and no team wants that for so long.

Gostisbehere should cost 2x 3rds to 2x 2nds. Maybe a 2nd and 3rd. He was excellent this season.

If you found my answer harsch, I apologize. That wasn't my intention. On the other hand, I don't know why it is so fun to bash people. We are fans that want to have fun and discuss what we love. No reason to come at someone like this.
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 29, 2022 at 5:54 a.m.
Thread: Getting a 1st for helping Cap Crunched Teams
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>willinlisbon</b></div><div>let's get something straight.
"WE" / Habs, dont have to move Webers contract AT ALL.
Its off the books once the season starts in LTIR.
And the Habs can well afford to pay the penalty for being over the cap on day 1 until he goes on LTIR.

Habs are doing ARI a favour....nto the other way around.
That's why there's a second involved.</div></div>

It is appealing for Arizona. That's why a deal was agreed, but nixed at the TDL. So we got Bryan Little instead. In which we got an asset, while also giving up a lesser asset. Even if Weber's contract is appealing to Arizona, that only applies for the first years. It's still a multi-year problem. We aren't giving up a high pick for that. Maybe a low pick, if anything. Also, it isn't a need anymore after we got Little. We still need to fill out the roster. That we can do with FA signings and/or trades (for example more cap dumps). We didn't tank this hard to give up our high picks. I see where you are coming from, but the price (if positive) will be lower.
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 26, 2022 at 11:45 p.m.
Thread: Nylander and Chychrun
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>OldNYIfan</b></div><div>Thank you for the kind words.

I think that Arizona is a little more likely to take actual skaters who will play next season rather than futures because they have so few NHL-qualified guys on the roster for 2022-2023 right now. For that reason, I'm pretty sure that neither Turcotte nor Walker is what they're looking for, as you say, but Vilardi and Spence might be sufficient (along with Iafallo). But my real belief is that the Coyotes shouldn't trade Chychrun at all because then they'll be lucky to win 20 games next year without him.

I should have paid a little more attention to the Arizona deal but I was pre-occupied with the Nylander-Petersen idea which, as you can see, wasn't well received by the Maple Leafs folks.</div></div>

Good answer! Appreciate the reasoning. Vilardi and Spence are nice. There's a fit, let's see if and in that case how the GMs solve it. Will be interesting!

I agree that we shouldn't trade him. I thought there was a chance he was staying despite all the rumors, but I listened to the DFO rundown podcast that came out recently with Armstrong as a guest. At the end Seravalli said Chychrun has told management he isn't returning and that the Coyotes are going to try to fix that for him. First time I heard from a good sources he wants out so a trade seems inevitable. It's sad, but I guess we can't have nice things here in Arizona. I hope he goes to a good organization and Los Angeles is that.
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 26, 2022 at 5:23 p.m.
Thread: Nylander and Chychrun
It's been laid out pretty clearly what Arizona wants in a Chychrun deal from various sources. This is not it. Neither the pieces or the value.

Also, no reason for Arizona to acquire a player that is hurt as much as Turcotte and a player that hasn't played for almost the whole season (Walker). Injury history applies to Chychrun as well, but he has shown to come back fine from it. Until Walker has played it's not smart for Arizona to consider acquiring him.

I understand Clarke is off the table. Faber seems to be as well, but you can't get quality without giving up something of value in return. I'd consider a combination of Faber, Vilardi and your next two 1sts. Otherwise, there are plenty of suitors that I appreciate more. For example, any of Columbus' 1sts or Ottawa 1st.

Anyways, I always like your AGMs. They are well thought out and presented in a good way.
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 26, 2022 at 4:43 a.m.
Thread: Go Ahead Shred This
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>MisstheWhalers</b></div><div>I get that but trading the 34th overall pick to take someone else's problem off their hands when there's other ways to reach the cap floor seems kinda dumb doesn't it. I mean they're only about $11M from the cap floor and still need to ice an actual team, couldn't they collect more picks and/or prospects by taking short term cap dumps like they did last offseason??</div></div>

We can. As a Coyotes fan, this is not something we would do. As you said, there are cap dumps available and our GM has said that's the plan for this summer. Still, we were looking at Weber at the TDL and a deal was agreed upon, but didn't happen. If it does in the summer, no need to give up that high of a pick to help somebody else, even if it could help us as well.
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 24, 2022 at 5:18 a.m.
Thread: NJD 2223
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>sh51_aa</b></div><div>Now, if you look at our depthchart up front we're in a situation where we have to much forwards and need to cut some - after all NJD and ARI are not in the same state of their respective rebuilds anymore. And to your 2nd point: Apparently ARI is looking for cheap forwards and Johnsson is just that. And yes, you might be able to get players without trading picks away but that doesn't necessarly mean that it's "unrealistic" or that it "doesn't make sense" to do so.</div></div>

I wouldn't call that price cheap. By cheap, I'd assume signings like Milos Keleman (that we signed) or Linus Johansson (who there are rumors about), who are FA. Also, Johnsson isn't young. He is 27. By young, it is players like McBain and Nathan Smith that are around U23.

I agree it isn't unrealistic, but it's safe to say it doesn't make sense.