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Forum: NHL SigningsAug 28 at 9:36

Thread: Carolina Hurricanes signed Jesperi Kotkaniemi (1 Year / $6,100,035 AAV)

Carolina deserves a "yes" just because of the trolling here. Now Montreal is in a pretty bad situation and they need to overpay Kotkaniemi to avoid lose him. Good luck with that. Lol

Forum: NHL SigningsAug 26 at 2:22

Thread: Carolina Hurricanes signed Andrei Svechnikov (8 Years / $7,750,000 AAV)

Another steal contract in Carolina, alongside Slavin and Pesce. After all the mess in their goalie situation, I can see this move as a relief for Carolina's fans.

Forum: NHL SigningsAug 26 at 2:20

Thread: Philadelphia Flyers signed Sean Couturier (8 Years / $7,750,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Random2152</b></div><div>I really like coots, but oh man is that long. He will be nearly 38 when it's over.

Genuinely don't know what to make of this deal.</div></div>

It's just an ok contract. As I just said, not one of the worst contracts, but definitely not one of the best either.

Forum: NHL SigningsAug 26 at 2:18

Thread: Philadelphia Flyers signed Sean Couturier (8 Years / $7,750,000 AAV)

A good AAV, but a bad term. I can see this contract as a bad one in something about it's last 3 years. Not one of the worst contracts, but definitely not one of the best either.

Forum: NHL SigningsAug 6 at 5:10

Thread: Pittsburgh Penguins signed Zach Aston-Reese (1 Year / $1,725,000 AAV)

I see what's going on here. Next season Pens will have TO PAY RUST to keep him and they'll must re-sign Malkin and Letang. So, they'll be our priority. We will need cap space to do so. That's why I agree 100% with this 1 year deal with Aston Reese.

Forum: NHL SigningsAug 6 at 5:06

Thread: Edmonton Oilers signed Darnell Nurse (8 Years / $9,250,000 AAV)

Why Edmonton loves TERRIBLE GMs??? Poor McDavid and Draisaitl...these guys will NEVER win a cup playing for this franchise.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 31 at 3:34

Thread: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Ondrej Kase (1 Year / $1,250,000 AAV)

Kase deserves another shot to prove his value. He has upside, but he's been plagued by injuries. I hope he plays the entire season this time.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 31 at 3:30

Thread: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Nick Ritchie (2 Years / $2,500,000 AAV)

He's not McCann. But Ritchie is a very good addition to Toronto. Specially for such contract.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 31 at 3:28

Thread: Detroit Red Wings signed Tyler Bertuzzi (2 Years / $4,750,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Leafs_and_Sens_Fan</b></div><div>Good contract but I think they should have tried to get more term.</div></div>

Obviously they tried to offer him more term. But he probably deny it, cause he knows he can earn more money after this contract. The contract for Detroit is good, but for Bertuzzi is way better, if he reaches his upside.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 31 at 3:25

Thread: Detroit Red Wings signed Tyler Bertuzzi (2 Years / $4,750,000 AAV)

I'm pretty surprised. I really thought that Bertuzzi would be traded. It seems like no team offered what Detroit asked for him. But I agree with Yzerman's decision. I think Bertuzzi can improve his value even more, in the next 2 years.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 31 at 3:19

Thread: New York Rangers signed Ryan Reaves (1 Year / $1,750,000 AAV)

I really like enforcers and I think they are underrated in hockey, nowadays. But I think Reaves should get a bit less than that. 1M or 1.25M would be enough to a player like him. But fans should recognize better their value to any team. Specially in playoffs and rivalry games. Their physicality can help the team to gain some momentum in tough games and they still can protect their team superstars.

Ask for Gretzky, Lemieux and so many other superstars how important enforcers were to their career.

Maybe the millennials can't understand what I mean, but the traditional hockey fans surely can.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 29 at 10:09

Thread: Pittsburgh Penguins signed Danton Heinen (1 Year / $1,100,000 AAV)

Another good depth add to Pens. I really like it for a low cost. If Heinen plays like he played in Boston, it'll be a steal. Hope so.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 29 at 5:54

Thread: St. Louis Blues signed Brandon Saad (5 Years / $4,500,000 AAV)

Very good sign, specially because of the AAV. He's Hoffman replacement and he can play even better. I wish Pens could sign him. But I knew it'd be impossible, because of the salary cap issues.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 29 at 5:49

Thread: Tampa Bay Lightning signed Maxime Lagacé (1 Year / $750,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Missouri</b></div><div>Penguins lose our AHL/Taxi Squad Goalie</div></div>

That's what I thought. I wish we had brought him back. He played really well in AHL and in the last game of regular season. The fact is: Pens is weaker this season than last one. Unfortunately.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 29 at 5:41

Thread: Nashville Predators signed Mikael Granlund (4 Years / $5,000,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>CSStrowbridge</b></div><div>The new TV contract in the States will help, but by only $6 million per team cap space, not $10 million. Also, that assumes all the rest of the revenue returns to pre-pandemic levels, which is not guaranteed.</div></div>

Well, so there're some "if" that make the GMs not so smart, indeed, to spend a lot of money like that. We'll see what's gonna happen...

Forum: NHL TradesJul 28 at 10:05

Thread: (SEA/WSH) - Vanecek for 2023 2nd

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Wqrrior</b></div><div>Well, Kuemper is a better goalie imo than grubauer, and trading a first and timmins for a landeskog type player is impossible. I would have gone Landeskog first too. There was a price to either option.</div></div>

Colorado get FLEECED here. More than I predicted. Kuemper is a very good goalie, indeed. But he has just one year left in his contract and Colorado paid a HUGE PRICE to get him. If anyone thinks this is a W for Colorado, this one is completely OUT OF HIS MIND. Arizona staff and fans are LAUGHING OUT LOUD, after this trade.

Forum: NHL TradesJul 28 at 10:01

Thread: (COL/ARI) - Timmins, 2022 1st round pick, and 2024 conditional 3rd round pick for Kuemper

Well, it seems like a hit a HUGE HOME RUN predicting what's coming for Colorado goalie situation. And it's even worse than I thought. Colorado get FLEECED here. A huge W for Arizona.

Forum: NHL TradesJul 28 at 8:49

Thread: (SEA/WSH) - Vanecek for 2023 2nd

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Wqrrior</b></div><div>Regardless, Kahkonen was always the better of those two exposed goalies and Dillon is better than Soucy. The plan doesn't matter, they picked the two lesser value options and now get the lesser value trade.</div></div>

I can't deny it. I would pick Kahkonen as well. To me, that's a mistake from Ron Francis. He made a lot of mistakes. But one thing is for sure in this situation: THE GREAT LOSER IS COLORADO. Sakic thought that Landeskog was more important than Grabauer (goalies like Grub can win cups, even without a player like Landeskog. We cannot tell the same about quite the opposite), then Grubauer say him a GOODBYE. And now, Colorado has no real good option to be their starting goalie, unless for a trade (that probably will cost them a high price).

Forum: NHL TradesJul 28 at 7:51

Thread: (BOS/CGY) - Vladar for 2022 3rd RD pick

Remember this trade, guys. One day you'll all see it as a STEAL.

Forum: NHL TradesJul 28 at 7:47

Thread: (SEA/WSH) - Vanecek for 2023 2nd

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Wqrrior</b></div><div>Seattle could have picked Dillon and flipped him to WPG for two of these picks, then picked Kahkonen instead of Soucy and probably got even more.

This continues to be a rough start for the Kraken.</div></div>

It's easy to say it right now, after Seattle sign Grubauer. But who could know that they would sign a top goalie like him? It's something that happened after today's negotiation. The fact is: Seattle wanted to guarantee 2 good goalies in their roster. This is what they did. I can't see it as a mistake.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 28 at 7:38

Thread: Seattle Kraken signed Philipp Grubauer (6 Years / $5,900,000 AAV)

I can hear all the Colorado fans crying at this moment. Many of them despised him and now they're in a tough situation in goalie position. Sakic thinks Landeskog was more important than a great goalie. Now HE PAYS THE PRICE of his bad choice. As I said: NO good goalie = NO cup.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 28 at 5:45

Thread: Detroit Red Wings signed Pius Suter (2 Years / $3,250,000 AAV)

This sign has potential to be the STEAL of this FA. Suter has a great upside. Another great job by Yzerman.

Forum: NHL TradesJul 28 at 5:30

Thread: (NJD/BUF) - Butcher, 5th for future considerations

Any player that Buffalo add to their roster is a win for them. I mean, ANY PLAYER.

PS: But it's undeniable that Butcher is the greatest LOSER of this trade.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 28 at 4:36

Thread: Anaheim Ducks signed Ryan Getzlaf (1 Year / $4,500,000 AAV)

It's tough to vote for this one. There's so much involved here. One thing is a fact: Getzlaf cares more to stay where he belongs than to try to win another cup.

Forum: NHL SigningsJul 28 at 3:45

Thread: Tampa Bay Lightning signed Brayden Point (8 Years / $9,500,000 AAV)

He's better and most important to Tampa than Stamkos. That says everything.

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