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Forum: Armchair-GMNov 16 at 7:00
Thread: hall to oilers
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>oilnate</b></div><div>Samorunkov, a 1st, and Chiasson?
Samorunkov and a 1st are equivelant to Brannstrom and the second. chiasson - lindberg. Not sure if an extension in place, can discuss that, thoguhts?
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if we give up to much more I don't think it's worth it. Also depends on what were the real problems with Halls last stint in Edmonton, anyone have a proven source on that?</div></div>

I think you're underestimating Samorukov and overestimating Brannstrom.
Forum: Armchair-GMJun 20 at 10:41
Thread: Puljujarvi Stastny
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Ryminister_27</b></div><div>Nylander doesn't have much value as it is. He's struggled more than Puljujarvi has. Plus as I said a fair deal is Puljujarvi and a 4th for Nylander.. so Buffalo is getting more value there. Which is more than fair for a struggling prospect</div></div>

1. I doubt Edmonton does that, 2. I'm happy with the deal as is. I think Puljujarvi is better than Nylander today and has greater upside too, if we could pull this off I'd be happy.

Both played for crappy teams but at least Puljujarvi made the NHL squad all 3 years, Nylander didn't. Both played in the AHL (Nylander much more so), and Puljujarvi's scoring rate in that league is well above Nylanders. And they're the same age (actually Alex is 2 months older).
Forum: NHL SigningsJun 16 at 5:44
Thread: New York Islanders signed Jordan Eberle (5 Years / $5,500,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>drewjenks</b></div><div><strong>Jordan Eberle (RW)</strong>

NHL Games = <strong>666 </strong>(9 seasons)
Best Season = <strong>76 points</strong> (0.98 points per game)
Career Average = <strong>0.72 points per game</strong> (59 points per 82 games)
5-Year Average = <strong>0.66 points per game</strong> (54 points per 82 games)

2019 Contract = <strong>$5,500,000 x 5 years</strong> (16 Team NTC)
Cost Per Point = <strong>$93,000</strong> (cap hit / career points per 82)
Cost vs Skinner = <strong>56%</strong> (Eberle CPP / Skinner CPP)

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<strong>Jeff Skinner (LW)</strong>

NHL Games = <strong>661 </strong>(9 seasons)
Best Season = <strong>63 points</strong> (0.77 points per game)
Career Average = <strong>0.67 points per game</strong> (54 points per 82 games)
5-Year Average = <strong>0.64 points per game</strong> (51 points per 82 games)

2019 Contract = <strong>$9,000,000 x 8 years</strong> (Full NMC)
Cost Per Point = <strong>$167,000</strong> (cap hit / career points per 82)
Cost vs Eberle = <strong>180%</strong> (Skinner CPP / Eberle CPP)

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But don't trust me .... I'm just a fax machine.</div></div>

Now look at Wayne Gretzky's career stats, why not sign him instead?!

Hint: past production is not necessarily indicative of future performance.