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Forum: Armchair-GM21 minutes ago
Forum: Armchair-GM24 minutes ago
Thread: Broke Nose Mac
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Spyeye</b></div><div>I disagree. Domi doesn't fit CBJ but would give Kadri the scorer he needs. Haggs doesn't stink he is a bottom D. He is better then Murray cause he stays healthy. The Avs had to over pay for Giroux to win the bidding.</div></div>

hagg is not a good dman, his underlying number were bad in Philly and bad In buffalo, hes no better than Jack Johnson
So you are demoting Bura or Nuke from Kadris line to saddle him next to kadri yet Domi isnt even outscoring guys on the avs third line? I dont see the logic in there

That is a massive OP, you dont have to go that much after Barron to get Giroux, its not worth it. A 1st and Barron is more than enough

And you are just ignore that CBJ would never do that Wernseski deal, nothing of value is offered for them to be tempted by it, plus you mention you would move Girard to make room for Macks Contract and just ignore that Werenski makes 9.5m for 8 years starting next year. You make it almost impossible to keep MacKinnon taking on that contract
Forum: Armchair-GM10 hours ago
Thread: Copp
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Mr_Canoehead</b></div><div>Kuat sounds like a solid player.

<strong>Wheeler (The Athletic, Jan 21, 2022):
</strong>5. Martin Kaut, RW, 22 (Colorado Avalanche/Colorado Eagles)

At this point, we know what Kaut is. He’s a diligent 200-foot player who works from below his goal line and above the puck to support the play and help guide it in the right direction. For what he lacks in talent, he makes up for in the way he plays. He’s a versatile two-way forward who tracks back consistently, uses his 6-foot-2 frame effectively in board battles and puck protection, and plays to the interior with and without the puck. But average foot speed and skill have always limited his upside, forcing him to play smarter and harder than the opposition to be successful. He’s at his best retrieving pucks and pushing play to the middle lane as a utility player for more talented linemates. At the AHL level, he has begun to become more of a driver and top-of-the-lineup type. At the NHL level, he’s going to top out as a reliable bottom-six guy.

<strong>Pronman (The Athletic, Sep 21, 2021):
</strong>8. Martin Kaut, RW, Colorado-AHL

Oct. 2, 1999 | 6-foot-2 | 176 pounds

Drafted: No. 16 in 2018

Tier: Projected to play NHL games

Skating: Below-average
Puck Skills: Average
Hockey Sense: Average
Compete: Average

Kaut was a near point per game player in his third AHL season and got a few games with the Avs. He has offensive talent, he can make plays and he can score goals in the hard areas. He’s not going to run people over, but he works hard off the puck and can force pressure on opponents. The skill and particularly his speed won’t pop, but he does have enough flashes of puck skills to think he can create at the NHL level. I wavered between giving his skating average or below-average, it may depend on the night I see him, but given I leaned to the latter I think he’s more likely a bottom-six forward in the NHL who plays every day.</div></div>

The NHL comparable for Kauts ceiling is probably Donskoi. Just a good middle 6 winger who is responsible defensively, can PK, and had a decent shot who can score you a few goals
Forum: Armchair-GM10 hours ago
Thread: Copp
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>arafay</b></div><div>Copp would get a 1st easily from a contender in my opinion. Coleman and goodrow both got 1sts, and copp’s production is more than comparable to Coleman, who picked up a very good prospect and a 1st.

Based on the fact that goodrow got 1st and a low prospect, and the fact that Copp got a 1st and a high prospect (2 years term), I think copp ends up somewhere in the middle. A 1st and a mid prospect seems reasonable.</div></div>

we cant be using Goodrow and Coleman was predecents of this player should get a 1st bc they got one....both were signed for cheap the following season and Tampa over paid so they can have those cheap cap hits on the books the following season in an effort to keep their team together

Coleman had 20 goals at the deadline as wel. Copp is a good player but he makes 3.6m and is a pending UFA. You Coleman goodrow trades are not comparing apples to apples bc they had term and cheap cap hits
Forum: Armchair-GM12 hours ago