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NHL
Feb. 26 at 6:51 a.m.
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2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #4: Deadline is Approaching
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>edeangel84</b></div><div>Apparently Blues fans think Buch is worth 2 1sts just to start a conversation even without retention lol.</div></div>
I mean, I do think it’s reasonable to expect a high package for Buchnevich, he is a good 1st liner, I’d peg his value around 2 1sts too, just maybe separated into like a 1st and good prospect or a 1st, and 2 lower valued assets that combined roughly make up another 1st
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NHL
Feb. 25 at 7:22 p.m.
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2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #4: Deadline is Approaching
<img class="for_img" src="" alt="<a href="><img src="https://i.ibb.co/XXSmd85/IMG-1559.jpg" alt="IMG-1559">">
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NHL
Feb. 18 at 12:23 p.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #3: After Further Review...
New trade deadline prediction: this is not a sellers market or a buyers market, this is a deal brokers market. Teams like Chicago, Buffalo, Nashville, and Anaheim are positioned to “win” the deadline.
I’ve been trying to come up with common sense deals.
While there is nuance such as Sergachev giving some LTIR space, the contending teams just don’t have space and I’m finding it hard to even identify cap dumps from many teams. There are so few middle men and they will be in demand. I find it odd these mechanisms potentially would give the biggest reward to those who spent the least.
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NHL
Feb. 18 at 12:58 p.m.
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2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #3: After Further Review...
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>CantStopWontStop</b></div><div>New trade deadline prediction: this is not a sellers market or a buyers market, this is a deal brokers market. Teams like Chicago, Buffalo, Nashville, and Anaheim are positioned to “win” the deadline.
I’ve been trying to come up with common sense deals.
While there is nuance such as Sergachev giving some LTIR space, the contending teams just don’t have space and I’m finding it hard to even identify cap dumps from many teams. There are so few middle men and they will be in demand. I find it odd these mechanisms potentially would give the biggest reward to those who spent the least.</div></div>
This will be the last, best opportunity for teams to broker deals and take on cap.
With the cap finally rising again, there will still be several teams in tight situations, but there will be more cap space in the league as a whole to mitigate it.
Should result in less dumps overall and lower prices for accomodating cap.
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NHL
Feb. 2 at 1:29 p.m.
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2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #3: After Further Review...
I’m ready for another year of “we like our group”
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NHL
Feb. 1 at 4:58 p.m.
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2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #3: After Further Review...
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>IconicHawk</b></div><div>-Traded Debrincat for the pick that became Kevin Korshinski
-Traded Dach at the perfect time to land the Frank Nazar pick
-Traded for Jason Dickinson
-Managed to get 2 firsts out of Hagel (one of those firsts was Oliver Moore)
We’re trying to avoid the mistake we made last “rebuild” attempt, by not rushing it for no reason</div></div>
"Traded for Jason Dickinson"
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NHL Trades
Jan. 31 at 9:00 p.m.
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(CGY/VAN) - Lindholm for Kuzmenko, Brzustewicz, Jurmo, 2024 1st (VAN), 2024 4th (VAN)
I'm pretty low on Lindholm, but I'm also pretty low on the stuff the Canucks sent back. Honestly fair deal. I'd be careful about signing Lindholm tho
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NHL Trades
Jan. 6 at 12:43 p.m.
Thread:
(PIT/CHI) - Pitlick for 2026 7th (CHI)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>HonestHockeyNYI</b></div><div>Something tells me that Bedard is gonna miss a couple of games with Chicago making this move after last night.</div></div>
My guess is that he’s injured his jaw. He was grabbing his face after the hit, and I can’t imagine any other reason that he’d miss the rest of the game.
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NHL Signings
Jan. 3 at 5:54 p.m.
Thread:
Florida Panthers signed Uvis Balinskis (2 Years / $850,000 AAV)
Extremely savvy move by the Panthers. Balinskis was a great find for them, and locking him up for 2 more years at such a reasonable price is going to be huge. I'm a big fan of his, the Panthers are so good at finding quality defensemen
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NHL Signings
Dec. 22, 2023 at 5:13 p.m.
Thread:
Toronto Maple Leafs signed Noah Chadwick (3 Years / $851,667 AAV)
Considering Chadwick is a 6'4 defense prospect on the Leafs, its amazing how little you hear about this kid. He's been very good for Lethbridge this season and looks like a real solid pickup for Toronto. One of the more intriguing prospects in our system.
Also lovely to see a 6th round pick ink an ELC within the same year as being drafted. Clearly the Leafs like what they see
ALSO ALSO I believe this ELC will slide twice because it was signed before the end of the year? Not too shabby
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Armchair-GM
Dec. 11, 2023 at 8:50 p.m.
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Vrana
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>SwarmChair</b></div><div>Is he not working out? I always liked his game and thought he’d be a good buy low candidate in the past.</div></div>
He's a player who can be useful if a team has a Kubalik shaped hole, but he's next to useless in the 3rd line role he's currently in. The Sens have Joseph and Greig, who are both fast, tenacious, defensively responsible and opportunistic offensively. They get their offensive chances from speedy transitions and from going to work digging pucks out. Kubalik has an unreal shot, and he's not a cement head, but his overall game just doesn't compliment what Ottawa needs.
He's a goal scorer. If a team has a space in the lineup for a fairly one dimensional shooter and can support that skillset, he can go and almost certainly score more than he has here. But Ottawa just doesn't have a spot for him in a role he's suited for, and he's not a player who's gonna help them when he's tasked with being something else.
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NHL Trades
Dec. 8, 2023 at 4:39 p.m.
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(STL/NYI) - Bortuzzo for 2024 7th (NYI)
Islanders looking to increase their cross checks per 60
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Armchair-GM
Dec. 5, 2023 at 8:34 p.m.
Thread:
Gauging interestvalue
Given both players have an extra year I think the caps would want a 1st at least to move them together
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NHL
Dec. 5, 2023 at 12:04 p.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>capsfan2121</b></div><div>Ovi is cooked</div></div>
Washington should be on the phone with San Jose about Logan Couture as soon as he is approaching healthy. All he is going to do is make the Sharks better (counter to their tanking strategy) and age out before they get good again.
Couture feeding Ovechkin for his last few years chasing the record books and being a fringe playoff team has to be better than what he faces otherwise so I wonder if he would waive for them.
It can work cap-wise with Backstrom on LTIR and/or Kuznetsov or Mantha going back the other way and no Sharks retention (the have 1 last slot).
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NHL
Nov. 30, 2023 at 12:50 p.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
Goalie updates:
It looks like several teams are scrapping their tandems and moving towards a 1A/1B or a Starter/Backup situation:
<strong>Buffalo</strong> - with Levi now in the AHL; it is UPL time as the 1A for the Sabres; putting Comrie in the 1B role; which is the best arrangement based on all of their play this season to date. If the blueline can get settled down in front of them and the injury bug to stop hitting the Sabres could string together a good stretch here. I would expect a minimum 2/3 split for UPL/Comrie going forward with Comrie drawing Nashville 12/3, Montreal 12/9, Arizona 12/16, and 12/30 vs Columbus and UPL getting the rest.
<strong>Washington </strong>- Lindgren's start vs LA Kings seems to have shown that the Capitals prefer him in the net during the tougher matchup (they have 2nd half of B2B today against Anaheim. They have 3 games in the next 5 days then a 2 day break followed by 3 games in 4 days so you'll see both tenders get some action. The NY Rangers game on 12/9 will be the next real "tell": as it would rotate to Kuemper under an "every other game" pattern; but that is clearly a marquee matchup that is the 1st half of a B2B with Chicago being the 2nd half. If Lindgren gets that start then it is clear he has moved into the top part of the tandem.
<strong>Toronto </strong>- Woll is expected to start tonight, marking 3rd straight for him. Samsonov's last start was a B2B game against Chicago. It appears the Leafs are moving towards a 1A/1B with Woll getting 2 out of 3 games generally. This Saturday they play Boston and I would bank on Woll getting that one too because they have 4 days off after that. Samsonov can expect his next start to be 12/11 against NYIslanders; unless that 16-day break in action is deemed too much and they want him in against Ottawa on 12/7; but that would mean resting Woll for 6 days right when he seems to be settling in.
<strong>LA Kings</strong> Talbot continues to move into "workhorse" realm and I would only expect Copley to start on the "lesser" of any B2B games; 12/9 vs NYI;12/19 vs SJS; and 12/27 vs SJS thru the end of this year. That still doesn't leave a very heavy workload and plenty of multiple days of rest in there for Talbot so I wouldn't worry about burnout at this point in their season.
<strong>Anaheim </strong>- Their once highly functioning tandem with Gibson-Dostal has fallen apart. They gave the net to Gibby after Dostal hit a rough patch now both of them are struggling. This has probably more to say about the young defense and lack of scoring in front of them with the rest of the league having better scouting on the new HC's system and the players and regression setting in. Of course the trade rumors will swirl again around Gibson if the Ducks drop out of the playoff picture; but his play lately hasn't inspired demand either. Dostal looked better with more rubber and now that he is sitting for long stretches; one wonders if they should swap him and Stalock.
<strong>Tampa Bay</strong> - Vasy is back and he will be busy. With 5 games in 8 nights; Johansson will probably get the B2B matchup against Nashville on 12/7 and the New Years' Eve one against Montreal; there should be a relief day in there against Calgary on 12/16 since it is the tail end of a long road trip for the Bolts; and the rest should go to the workhorse (health allowing).
<strong>Edmonton </strong>- After tonights matchup with Winnipeg, they get a 5 day break they then have 6 games in 11 nights (at home), followed by a 2 day break then 3 games in 4 nights (including a B2B); they will need at least 2 of those starts to go to a backup (12/2 vs Chicago and 12/21-22 B2B vs NJD/NYR). The 5 day break would be a great time to work in a new tender if they are serious about a trade this early (and I think they should be). The biggest reason I can see for them needing to do this earlier than later is that the Oilers schedule post All-Star game is really intensive; so if they wait until then to acquire said goaltender they will be throwing them into the fire rather than easing them in to their systems; not to mention that they can't afford to "give away" many points in the standings either.
<strong>Montreal </strong>- continues their Trio-Tandem with Primeau going tonight; which means Allen vs Detroit on 12/2 and Montembeault on 12/4 vs Sea, wash, rinse, repeat (until a trade occurs).
<strong>Detroit </strong>- the other last remaining "trio" has been doing more of a "hot hand" at the 1B spot with Lyon sitting the first 15 games of the year and now Reimer sitting for 2 weeks straight while Lyon gets some starts. Many are seeing Lyon's success and wondering if that pushes Husso down but he took time off for his baby to be born while the team traveled to Sweden and returned with a really good game against Boston and NY Rangers so I don't think that will happen (context matters when you see the # of games over the past few weeks). Tonight vs Chicago is the second half of a B2B so it should be Lyon. Not sure when Reimer will get back in the lineup (or be traded) unless Lyon starts struggling. I would categorize the Red Wings as having a 1A-1B/2B setup.
<strong>Minnesota </strong>- new HC will probably see some changes in net deployment; he started Gus vs StL and looks to be sticking with him tonight vs Nashville. From 12/3 thru 12/10 the Wild have 5 games in 8 nights with a B2B so we'll see how many Fleury gets in and maybe paint the picture of how they might use them going forward.
<strong>Seattle</strong> - continues to not have any pattern or logic behind their goalie selections; aside from "fingers crossed maybe someone can play good". I really do wonder why they aren't bringing up Driedger to play; at least give him a shot and if he does well run with it or create a trade market for him.
<strong>Ottawa</strong> - Not much to discuss here about rotations, just that the Senators have had goaltending worse than just about everyone except Edmonton; however the 1A/1B setup of Korpisalo/Forsberg means they keep hoping ONE of them will step up. It looked like Forsberg was going to after his Sweden game but now that he has returned to North America he quickly returned to his old ways. Korpisalo didn't fare much better; but this is really about the poor defense in front of them; so it doesn't matter who starts it is just ugly right now in Ottawa. Maybe Chabot was a bigger factor than it seemed or they need a once-great franchise defensemen to take over the defense coaching duties but Wade Redden is already in the organization and Zdeno Chara is too busy running marathons.
Forum:
NHL
Nov. 30, 2023 at 2:00 p.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>mokumboi</b></div><div>Dom's player cards are out at The Athletic. It's crazy, that guy is the biggest poser in the hockey media game, and oh my sweet lord is that saying a ton. He doesn't watch much hockey, and doesn't even approach understanding the limited hockey he does watch.</div></div>
Its a statistical model, that doesn't have any ability to grasp fluctuation of skill or development of a persons skills. its a horrible list but still fun to looks at...the fact its sorted by projection and not actual is so annoying.
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NHL
Nov. 28, 2023 at 1:16 p.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>pinslack</b></div><div>45% xG at even strength
That's a bottom tier stats, and Kane will not help with that in my book.
I still see Detroit as a middle of the pack team, and out of the playoffs</div></div>
I do think in Detroit’s case that offensive metrics will be broken.
Unlike most teams, nearly every offensive threat on the wings shoots at a high percentage - not this one momentary season, but as archetypes - they would perform this way regardless of their team; Larkin is reasonably 10%, Perron is historically roughly 15%, Lucas Raymond is similar to Perron, and DeBrincat is extremely high, where 20% isn’t unreasonable. Fabbri plays as a sniper, etc. By prioritizing the wrist shot and netfront offense, Detroit should convert much more than others, but have less chances. Rate stats driven by comparisons to league averages will be busted as they are simply too deviant from the norm. They should balloon pdo simply because most of the comparisons do not have the quality of shooter.
In combination, they skew the data going in so hard that the data coming out is … what it is. I don’t see any of these trends changing: the established players - they’re simply meeting career averages, more or less, and the younger players are multiple seasons in.
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NHL Signings
Nov. 28, 2023 at 11:25 a.m.
Thread:
Detroit Red Wings signed Patrick Kane (1 Year / $2,750,000 AAV)
Is it more interesting if he's terrible or good?
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NHL Signings
Nov. 28, 2023 at 11:25 a.m.
Thread:
Detroit Red Wings signed Patrick Kane (1 Year / $2,750,000 AAV)
I frankly cant understand lopsided voting on "No", 1 year prove it deal for a future HoF with plenty of winning experience. Not to mention the overwhelming chemistry with Cat. If he struggles off the surgery so be it, but the risk-reward is favorable given it's not a long term commitment. No question a W for the team.
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NHL
Nov. 27, 2023 at 6:58 p.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>IconicHawk</b></div><div>https://www.tsn.ca/minnesota-wild-fire-head-coach-dean-evason-assistant-coach-bob-woods-1.2041478?tsn-amp</div></div>
Jay Woodcroft: .671
Dean Evason: .639
So when is it DJ Smith's turn
.469 btw
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NHL Signings
Nov. 27, 2023 at 1:31 p.m.
Thread:
San Jose Sharks signed Justin Bailey (1 Year / $775,000 AAV)
Lol
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NHL
Nov. 24, 2023 at 10:07 a.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
Here’s what I don’t get about EDM and some of their fans.
Let’s take the Pens, Crosby comes in, plays for a few years - they realize this is a winning team (Crosby Malkin aka Connor Leon).
2008 before their first cup they trade a first, and handful more to get Dupuis/ Hossa. During the years 2008-2023
2008 - traded first + assets (prospects / players)
2013 - traded first + assets (prospect / players)
2015 - traded first (Barzal) to EDM (who traded that pick for Griffin Reinhart lmfao)
2015 - traded another first + boatload
2017 - traded a first + assets
2018 - traded another first + more
2020 - traded a first + assets
2020 - traded another first + assets
2023 - traded another first + assets
9 firsts + boatloads more always going all in with Crosby, Malkin, Letang, Fleury etc. I get EDM doesn’t got a Letang/ Fleury (well they internally think they do with Nurse lol) but cmon..
EDM since 2015 (if we don’t count traded Barzal for Reinhart lol)/ McDavids arrival…
Have:
2021 SWAPPED FIRSTS; Wallstedt for Xavier lmfao
2022 SWAPPED FIRSTS
2023 traded first + 2022 pick (Reid) for Ekholm.
I’m sorry, and I know well studied fans like <a href="/users/BeterChiarelli" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@BeterChiarelli</a> may disagree with me. But I think watching a in 8 near 9 years with McDavid, RNH, Leon, Nurse just no goalie - not actually have the ability to buy in.. it’s astonishing. It’s some form of complacency that the team’s management has - that fans don’t want to see the team to try and be fixed now that it’s gotten to this situation. There’s also something rotten within the organization and their misdirection on scouting (pro and amateur) and coaching for their goalies.
I’m a Sharks fan; they were a pinnacle of success for nearly 2 decades and never quite got their cup, damn close though. And not for a second was I ever upset our GM did everything possible to try to win. The Sharks current situation is not result of going all in each year for years: it was the belief they didn’t need to rebuild sooner. But it was not the result of buying in when your team could win.
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NHL
Nov. 23, 2023 at 1:02 a.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
A few days ago, I mentioned the Blues had yet to have a single lead change either way in any of their first 17 games. Tonight they had one. Then they had another one less than four minutes later. After another four minutes, another one. And then another one 16 minutes later. None for 17 games and a period, and then four in 24 minutes.
St. Louis Blues hockey in 2023: Buckle up, it's gonna be a weird ride.
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NHL
Nov. 22, 2023 at 10:51 p.m.
Thread:
2023-2024 NHL Discussion Thread #2: Early Overreactions
im Mike Grier:
I’m leaving David Quinn in Seattle TONIGHT.
Then I’m waiting till 3am, I’m calling Holland AT 3am *we know he’s going to be a few brews in*, organizing a trade with Campbell for a fleece job to save his JOB.
Then I’m hanging up, calling Woodcroft; telling him to hop on the Bakersfield Condors PJ with Jack Soup and get his behind into some sunshine in California.
——————
Honestly it’s the best play out there for Mr. Grier.
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NHL
Nov. 1, 2023 at 6:12 p.m.
Thread:
2023-24 NHL Season Discussion Thread #1: Here we Go!
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>pinslack</b></div><div>On Dadonov and the 1st forfeit by OTT
We read that VGK "were unaware the clause existed and had no record of receiving a list"
Yet we have the info on CF that OTT signed Dadonov with a 10 teams no-trade list.
That information was public (but the 10 teams in question were not)
VGK still managed to plead ignorance lol</div></div>
Ottawa told Vegas Dadonov didn't submit his clause in time which would've meant he had no clause because he didn't submit a list by the correct deadline, the error is very much on Ottawa. Vegas knew he had a 10-team clause but Dadonov would've submitted that list to Ottawa hence Vegas asking Ottawa about it
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