Willian_Cardoso

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Forum: Armchair-GMTue at 2:05 am
Thread: Pens
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>aedoran</b></div><div>Maatta can have more value but his value is going to vary team to team. Try Looking for a team that could benefit from having Maata as a defenseman on their team. The work the trade from there.

Now I'm not saying this to be mean but no one wants Johnson every team has a player or 2 like this on their roster my team has about 4 of them because our current GM gives everyone a NTC.</div></div>

JR already did 2 bad moves this season. Signing JJ and the trade for Gudbranson. Everyone was expecting trade Pearson to get some cap relief and the JR trade him for another d-man. A bad one. And the worst part of the deal is because Gudbranson have a higher salary than Pearson and still has some years in his contract. That's the worst trade JR did since he came to Pitt. It made no sense at all...So, trade Maatta for Cogliano it'd be a similar trade. I'm pretty sure that we can get better assets with Maatta.
Forum: Armchair-GMApr 8 at 12:46
Thread: Trade with Carolina to get some cap relief
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>BOLTLOVER1</b></div><div>Johnson is at .6 pts per game playing with Kuch and Point .. frankly that is almost impossible .. Kuch and Point combine for 220 plus points .. Johnson 50 pts are pathetic and he too small and defensive liability.. he 1st to trade if possible in my book .. why Tampa trying Joseph and Gourde recently on 1st lines.. anyone can be there</div></div>

When you look at career numbers of Johnson, you can see that he's a good player. He's not on his top level anymore. But he surely could help a offensively weaker team, like Carolina. And I don't think he's a bad player defensively. He's a two-way fw and he can play as a penaly killer as well. He played a lot of time in this situation for Tampa. I think he's a tradeble player for them. But I disagree when you suggest that he's almost a useless player.
Forum: Armchair-GMApr 6 at 8:08
Thread: Trade with Carolina to get some cap relief
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>jonesryan</b></div><div>No need for these kinda moves yet. Not until next off-season at least. <a href="/users/Shibbal18" target="_blank"><a href="/users/Shibbal18" target="_blank">@Shibbal18</a></a> posted a very good and realistic scenario where Callahan is actually bought out and there's still cap space to resign Point. Next off-season though they'll have to move about $7-$9M of cap space though. Check his out:

<a href="https://www.capfriendly.com/armchair-gm/team/1106325">https://www.capfriendly.com/armchair-gm/team/1106325</a></div></div>

"The Hockey Central insiders look at the Board of Governors meetings and what the NHL discussed, including a potential 2020 World Cup and the rising salary cap. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman is expecting an increase of the league's salary cap to roughly $83 million for the 2019-20 season."

So, in this case my scenario is more realistic than yours, cause in <div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b><a href="/users/Shibbal18" target="_blank"><a href="/users/Shibbal18" target="_blank">@Shibbal18</a></a></b></div><div></div></div> he put the cap in 83.7M and the roster just have 21 players with 1.3M cap left.

Anyway, I think my trade is a good option for them. Their roster would still be strong.
Forum: Armchair-GMFeb 26 at 9:57
Thread: Trying to get rid JJ bad contract bringing a bottom 6 winger
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Green4D4Again</b></div><div>From a hockey view point, it doesn't make sense for the Sens to do this. They have numerous LHD coming up that can have an impact and I think the "objective" is to tank for Lafreniere. Would be essentially paying a guy to take a roster spot from a young player. I'd rather pull out my hair in frustration watching Boro for 1 more year than going completely bald watching JJ for 4 more...

From a financial standpoint, it makes no sense either unless JJ goes on LTIR for the remainder of his contract. Melnyk doesn't want to pay people and is cutting costs until he can sell the team. Boedker has 1 more year after this one at 4 mil AAV and JJ has 4? Even if you retain 23% of his salary, he's still getting paid 3 mil AAV (12 million total).

Unless Pittsburgh sends their 1st rounder and a decent prospect in return, no deal.</div></div>

It's reasonable because of the 2 picks. One of them is a conditional 2nd (I improve the 3rd). So, as I said, it's something to at least think about it. If I were Ottawa's GM, probably I'd accept, because of the conditional 2nd.