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Forum: Armchair-GMThu. at 1:45 a.m.
Thread: One more try with Ovi
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>TM11</b></div><div>Mcmichael legit has some of the best defensive metrics in the league, He outscore Yegor in their 22/23 Year so if he's shown no promise look what Yegor did. Laslty Leonard, Cristall are wingers.... So just say you don't know puck or watch the caps next time lol</div></div>

Ok well two things here,

1. When you look up Leonard's position it lists it as "Centre", can't really blame me for assuming he plays centre when that's what Google tells me
2. It would make sense for him to out-score Yegor in his highest scoring year and by far Yegor's worst, kind of cherry picking stats here
3. Cristall and Leonard are taking up middle 6 spots no matter where McMichael slots in
4. I don't have a analytics account but based on the Caps goal differential and his +/- I chose to make an assumption that he wasn't selke matierial
Forum: Armchair-GMWed. at 12:42 a.m.
Thread: Would Utah be interested
Uhhh this is an odd one. I think Utah would be insane to trade Durzi firstly so I don't know the odds of us trading for him but if he is available for whatever reason I'd love for us to make an offer.

A couple things about this deal though

1. If we are moving Campbell there is zero reason to retain on him, either we buyout his deal of we preferably ship his entire deal to another team
2. This feels a little hefty for Durzi, I doubt Utah would have interest in Ceci so I would rather just move him in a separate deal, I feel like in any Durzi deal Broberg is most likely a must so I'd be willing to part with him for Durzi. 2 1sts is a bit pricey though, especially with him up for contract. I would offer Broberg + 24'1st + Savoie for him, feels fair for a d-man who is about to be paid long-term which isn't beneficial for Edmonton either
Forum: Armchair-GMTue. at 4:02 p.m.
Thread: One more try with Ovi
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>TM11</b></div><div>Mcmichael legit has more value alone than Yegor.... how do the Flames get a 1st and a good D lol</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>LuckyMoneyPuck</b></div><div>so lets get this right. A guy scored 31 goals for CGY last year and you think they will give him to you for a late 1st, a 30 pt 3rd liner and TVR?</div></div>

Feels as if I've received some pretty opposite reactions to the Yegor trade.

I feel like both responses are a little overreactive, on the Flames end they're getting the 17th overall selection (more of a mid-first round pick where lots of talented forwards can be selected), a former 1st round centre prospect to play in their middle 6 where he has more offensive opportunities and a top-4 RD who can be flipped in the future at the TDL and play big minutes. This is a pretty good package for a 30 goal scorer they're gonna have to pay big money too if they want to flip him.

On the Capitals side, McMichael's future in Washington with Leonard and Cristall coming up looks scarce right now, he hasn't shown much of a offensive outburst and has seemed to struggle defensively. He also won't get the right opportunities with Lappiere, Strome and Leonard in his spots. TVR will most likely be moved for around a 2nd/3rd anyways, and the Flames could be a suitor for him since they moved all their veteran RD at the TDL. The 1st hurts to lose but the odds of them providing the same production as Sharangovich is fairly low imo, I would feel more comfortable with a 30 goal scorer than the 17th overall pick in a fairly weak draft (who can still be quite good but is no promise)
Forum: Armchair-GMTue. at 12:47 p.m.
Thread: Going with retries
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>hockeynutter</b></div><div>Campbell buyout is about 6 years of minimum 1.5 million. And a capable backup is still them needed to sign.</div></div>

It's still cheaper for us, either we buy him out at 1.5-2 million on average for 6 years and just take the dead cap penalty with no risk or we retain 1.5 million on the guy for the next 3 years while getting back another potential cap causality that runs us 4 million for the next 4 years that could be another potential buy out. It's a lateral move for us over the next 3 years as we would be paying 5.5 million in total and if we buyout Korpisalo it would be 1.3 million over 6 years after that. I think we would rather just buy him out or dump his entire contract somewhere else without taking one back