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Armchair-GM
Dec. 10, 2018 at 6:10 p.m.
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Dallas Stars- Post Nill
I realize that Methot wasn’t a signing, but he was still a bad acquisition.
I would literally trade those players to any team for similar value. They’re very replaceable and we also sometimes need to consider that cap space is also an asset. So if you’re moving a 26 year old out for peanuts, you’re also adding space and the ability to call up and develop another, cheaper, younger asset.
I love when people point out the positives of the Nill administration, like its all been homeruns. Sure- he traded for Sharp and Johns, and got Spezza and Seguin, and even Bishop. Great. Let me ask you then about Horcoff, Niemi, Hudler, the myriad of backup goalies, his incessant depth player signings that end up shelving current roster players...
He sucks.
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Armchair-GM
Aug. 23, 2018 at 2:25 p.m.
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Karlsson
Heiskanen isn't going anywhere. Also- perhaps teams don't trade consecutive firsts in the same deal. But that's just semantics. I was less concerned with the picks, because who knows how OTT and DAL value them at this point in each team's respective stage. I don't think it's so much of an overpayment as it is valuing the return. Remember- if Dallas does not go big and get a Karlsson (or someone else), then there's a greater chance that they lose Seguin. Jim Nill is also at a point where his job is very much on the line this year. It's all or nothing. So he may be pushed to making moves that are high risk, high reward, just for the sake of keeping his job. The first round picks that he's surrendering may not evolve to anything beyond what he would be able to get from a 2nd or 3rd round pick. So that's a risk he's got to have to be willing to take.
I also do not want to get into the trap of overvaluing my favorite team's talent. Sure- it's a lot of bodies that are moving. But I would almost always rather have 1 great player, than 3 or 4 decent ones.
Honka, J. - the centerpiece for Ottawa in this deal. A former first rounder with obvious offensive IQ and playmaking acumen. He has untapped potential and is only a lesser known player by casual fans, for the fact that he's been tasked with playing on squads that had 8 or 9 defensemen, and coaches that preferred big bodied, veteran defensemen than younger defensemen.
Ritchie, B.- has size and top 6 potential, like his brother. More likely, he's going to be be a bottom six Chiasson type, who has the size to push players down low and play a heavy possession game. Ottawa would want him because of his upside, and Dallas would want to move him because they can replace him internally, with other (better) prospect options, long term.
Hanzal, M.- contract move. Best case scenario, OTT gets a huge, faceoff specialist and PK specialist, veteran center with only a few years left of term, and at less than 5 million per year. Worst case, they can put him on IR and regain some cap relief. The contract also offsets the term and total commitment cost that they would otherwise be paying Ryan, during a pending rebuild.
Janmark, M.- a versatile forward who can play a defensively responsible game, and is very affordable.
Lindell, E.- can play a complementary role in the top 4 of Ottawa's D-core.
Desrosiers, P.- a throw-in, was once CHL's Goaltender of the Year, and has shown considerable upside in past years. Has struggled a little of late, and could use a change in scenery. Low risk, high reward.
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Armchair-GM
May 8, 2018 at 1:16 a.m.
Thread:
Year 2: Thrive
Stars do not need a LD, and if they did, it wouldn’t be Russell (again). He’s awful!
2018-19 will be:
Lindell-Klingberg
Methot-Johns
Heiskanen-Honka
Heatherington, Bayreuther, Nyberg, Vala, Hansson, Cecconi all feeding depth pipeline- certainly by 2019-20.
Nope.
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Armchair-GM
Apr. 3, 2018 at 1:46 p.m.
Thread:
2018
Is it possible to sweeten the offer to NYI and ask for Ho Sang in addition?
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Armchair-GM
Jan. 31, 2018 at 3:52 p.m.
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Dallas Stars 2018 Trade Deadline
Perhaps, but since Rangers dealt their top C to ARI, they could use one. Spezza is not the long term answer, but his salary is slightly less than what Nash's was, and you get 1 more year of him. Plus- with this deal, NYR save, as they're getting a 40 point player, 1 year removed from a 50+ point season, for only 5M for 1 year of term. Not a bad deal. Desrosiers needs a change in scenery, and could be a valuable add as a future backup with upside, and they also get that 2nd in 2019, which could turn out to be a 1st. Try replacing Nash's production for less than 5 million, and you're likely going to have to sign for more term, or add someone with bigger question marks surrounding them, like Vancouver did with some depth scorers (Vanek, Gagner).
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