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NHL Signings
Jul. 18, 2022 at 7:19 p.m.
Thread:
Montreal Canadiens signed Samuel Montembeault (2 Years / $1,000,000 AAV)
I think what a lot of people don't understand is that he was a complete warrior last season. He played with broken tendons in his wrist for the latter part of the year, and he was playing with a bad defense.
I'm ready to give him a second chance, because Allen was injured a lot last season and Price might not even play again.
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NHL Trades
Jul. 3, 2022 at 3:54 p.m.
Thread:
(TBL/NSH) - McDonagh for Myers, Mismash
McDonagh is very underrated. He was a massive part of their top four and their 3 finals appearances in three years. Hedman is the do-it-all defenseman and main offensive contributor. Sergachev is their secondary offensive presence. Erik Cernak is their physical defenseman. And McDonagh was the defensive master, blocking shots like nobody else, making subtle defensive plays and playing the hard minutes on the left side to ease the load on Hedman and Sergachev. He didn't need to be what he was in New York (the main guy) and that allowed him and Tampa to win Stanley Cups.
Sure the contract is big, and with cap regulations, Tampa couldn't allow to keep him to stay competitive. But he will be missed in Tampa, and this might be the end of an era.
As for Nashville, I like this. However, I doubt that this trade will push them over the hump, especially because the central division is so competitive (looking at you Colorado and St Louis) and this team needs more forwards than defensemen, especially with the possible departure of Filip Forsberg.
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NHL
Aug. 28, 2021 at 6:53 p.m.
Thread:
2021 offseason talks thread
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>SevenLeg</b></div><div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="fr" dir="ltr">Les Hurricanes ont annoncé aujourd’hui avoir déposé une offre hostile au joueur autonome avec restriction Jesperi Kotkaniemi des Canadiens de la Montreal. L’entente proposée est d’une durée de un ans et d’une valeur annuelle moyenne de 6,1 millions $.</p>— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) <a href="https://twitter.com/Canes/status/1431733173864607751?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">August 28, 2021</a></blockquote>
Poverty franchise are using our language now</div></div>
Lol !!! I am a francophone and this is so cringey. So many grammar mistakes.
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NHL Signings
Dec. 31, 2020 at 4:05 p.m.
Thread:
Columbus Blue Jackets signed Pierre-Luc Dubois (2 Years / $5,000,000 AAV)
Wow !!! This is insane work by Kekäläinen, for now !!!
Sure, Dubois deserved a long-term contract. But, his GM basically has locked up his first two centers under 6 million for the next two years.
They also have 4 million in cap space. A Roslovic trade might be in the works, since he is a Columbus native, is pretty versatile (which Tortorella likes) and will receive way under 4 million dollars according to his market value.
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NHL Signings
Dec. 30, 2020 at 10:01 p.m.
Thread:
Washington Capitals signed Zdeno Chara (1 Year / $1,525,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>KennyBoi</b></div><div>Why do you think that? They won the presidents just last year. It's basically the same team. They upgraded their RW depth. The only guys they lost was krug and chara. Gryz can easily fill that krug hole and 1 of the LD kids will step up for chara's lost, whether thats lauzon, zbroil, or vaak. This is more of a changing of the guards than a rebuild.</div></div>
Yeah but defense is so important, especially in today's game.
They play a lot more minutes than forwards do.
You can't underestimate Chara and Krug's impact on the team. The two, alongside McAvoy and Carlo, formed one of the deadliest top four's in the NHL because they complimented each other so well. Chara, even not in his prime, has a long reach that is without par. McAvoy has great even-strength offensive ability, alongside physicality and a good skating stride. Krug was the team's power play specialist and Carlo is the stay at home guy who skates well.
Basically, their best left D is now Matt Grzelcyk. He can take more important minutes, since he did well in a limited role, but he does not have the reach and physicality of Chara nor the power play ability of Krug.
I don't think they will collapse. Their offensive lines are unchanged except for Craig Smith, and they still have one of the deadliest first lines in the NHL. Oh wait, Marchand and Pasta are both injured to start the year.
Nevermind, we'll see how it goes. I was wrong about Columbus and Winnipeg.
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NHL Signings
Dec. 22, 2020 at 5:30 p.m.
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Tampa Bay Lightning signed Erik Cernak (3 Years / $2,950,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>SevenLeg</b></div><div>Not a steal as people expected, but not a real overpayment either. Fair deal</div></div>
Cernak is one of the most underrated defensemen in the NHL. No defenseman in Tampa's roster has played against tougher competition than him. This allows for Victor Hedman and Mikhail Sergachev to spend more time in the offensive zone.
Sure, he's not an offensive stalwart, but every aspiring team needs defensive minded defenseman like him to have success and ultimately, win the Stanley Cup. The Tampa Bay Lightning did both.
This is a steal.
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NHL Signings
Oct. 20, 2020 at 9:55 p.m.
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Toronto Maple Leafs signed Ilya Mikheyev (2 Years / $1,645,000 AAV)
Wow, as a Canadiens fan I'm jealous.
This is great. This contract can be one of the biggest steals in the NHL.
On a team full of overpaid stars, this is nice.
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NHL Signings
Oct. 14, 2020 at 1:02 p.m.
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Montreal Canadiens signed Jake Allen (2 Years / $2,875,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>aadoyle</b></div><div>he is seattle bait, they needed someone to expose on the goalie front and hes perfect for that</div></div>
I didn't think of that, it is a good reason. But Marc Bergevin plays a dangerous game giving all those extensions to guys that have never played a game with the Canadiens. What is going to happen if the line of Gallagher, Danault, Tatar, arguably their best line, all walk to free agency? This is a scary game.
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NHL Signings
Oct. 11, 2020 at 7:56 p.m.
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Buffalo Sabres signed Taylor Hall (1 Year / $8,000,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Amakiir</b></div><div>He took the extra money on one of the worst teams in the league instead of taking a cut for one year with a good team to boost his stats. I think all of Derrin Ferris' clients must be the greediest players in the NHL.</div></div>
Well, you can say that. Darren Ferris really wants his players to get paid. Two routes possible. The one or two year prove-it-all bridge deal (Hall, Domi). Or the long term overpaid deal (Marner, Anderson).
However, he is playing with Jack Eichel. The Sabres are going to remind me so much of the 2019-20 Panthers. Two really good lines, Rasmus Dahlin and holes everywhere else. And don't even get me started on the goaltending.
What worries me is that this is a bridge deal. How much will he get paid on his next contract? 11M? It is possible.
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NHL Signings
Oct. 8, 2020 at 8:29 p.m.
Thread:
Montreal Canadiens signed Josh Anderson (7 Years / $5,500,000 AAV)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA !!!
I gave the habs a shot, but without insulting anybody, this is one of the worst gambles any GM could make. Imagine how Gallagher and Danault feel after this.
This contract could make the Habs into a decent team, or completely break them apart and make them one of the worst teams in the NHL once again.
It all depends on Anderson's will to live up to the ridiculous contract he signed (barring injury). The only way I would feel if I were Anderson would be that I have the entire team on my shoulders (no pun intended), like Crosby in Pittsburgh, because this is the only way he is going to have long-term success in Montreal.
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NHL Trades
Oct. 6, 2020 at 4:33 p.m.
Thread:
(MTL/CBJ) - Domi + 2020 3rd round pick for Anderson
Whoa, they had to give a third round pick plus Max Domi to get Josh Anderson. HAHAHAHA !!!
Columbus must be very happy. However, there was no place for Max Domi in Montreal. As there was no place for Josh Anderson in Columbus. Jesperi Kotkaniemi and Nick Suzuki made the decision for Marc Bergevin, and Danault was simply too valuable to get traded.
From a value perspective, Columbus wins this deal easily. Not only do they get a second line center who brings more skill to the team, but he is also a good playmaker who is capable of scoring goals. Don't know if he will be compatible with John Tortorella's system, but whatever, he brings something interesting to Columbus.
As for Montreal, they get that big forward. This could either be a great or an awful trade for Marc Bergevin. Time will tell. Drouin/Suzuki/Anderson has a lot of potential as a line.
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NHL Signings
Sep. 25, 2020 at 9:20 p.m.
Thread:
Montreal Canadiens signed Jeff Petry (4 Years / $6,250,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>HabsForEver</b></div><div>Only way Kotkaniemi gets 6 Million if it's for 8 years and we are taking a risk</div></div>
First of all, it would be stupid to do that unless he truly breaks out (not even sure if there Will be a season at this point). Second, the point of taking a risk with Kotkaniemi is just not valid since yes, he did play well in the playoffs but he still has some work to do if he wants to earn that big boy contract. He needs to prove he can be a CONSISTENT point scorer in the NHL, and inconsistent was the best way to describe his 2019-20 NHL season. The best bet for him would be to give him a bridge deal.
As for Petry, it is a good deal from a value perspective. He is the true definition of a late bloomer, and he is a commodity that most teams would LOVE to have, which is a point producing defensman who is a great skater, uninjured in the past couple of years and tall on top of that. He also improved his defensive game a lot during the playoffs and throws the body around. There is some risk of regression, however, he was very consistent in the past three years and brings an edge to Montreal's offensive game that isn't there with other defensmen in the team. He isn't easily replaceable.
Next step: Brendan Gallagher. He won't come cheap, but he is a unique player. As for Danault and Tatar, I don't know where they will be next year.
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NHL Trades
Sep. 12, 2020 at 7:18 p.m.
Thread:
(MTL/CAR) - 2020 5th round pick for Edmundson
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>HabsForEver</b></div><div>Kulak/Mete
I honestly think this trade was made because we traded Scandella. I imagine Bergevin actually wanted to keep him, but St.Louis overpaid for him so Bergevin had to let him go. We got a 2nd for him and traded a 5th for an equal value player.</div></div>
An equal value player who is three years younger. I don't like the fact that Bergevin gave a draft pick to get his signing rights. That was a nice move on Carolina's part. However, I do think the Canadiens will end up signing him. Jake Allen is on the same team. I'm more worried about the term and the money though. This is a guy that got two consecutive one year deals in arbitration. How much there will be left for another forward? I do not think he will end up like Karl Alzner as he is way more physical. I'm more worried about the bad penalties and lack of discipline. I think that the habs want to make their d-core as physical as they possibly can.
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Armchair-GM
Aug. 26, 2020 at 3:48 p.m.
Thread:
Max Domi has been reported to be of interest
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>PleaseBanMeForMyOwnGood</b></div><div>Domi does not get you Nylander. Domi is a better Kapanen, good player, has skill and some grit but is inconsistent and is never going to be more than a middle 6 winger. He's a 40-50 guy which is good but he's also going to want too much on his next contract. Nylander is twice the player.</div></div>
He is more of a center than a winger. His 72 point season was when he was playing center. He is not happy about being a winger. Plus Domi to the Leafs would be stupid from a Montreal standpoint because they are in the same division. But, he is going to get traded soon, I believe.
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Armchair-GM
Aug. 26, 2020 at 3:44 p.m.
Thread:
trade with mtl
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>jpsnow13</b></div><div>Not interested in a smurf. Got Caufield already.</div></div>
Plus Byron and Gallagher, so it's a no. Johnny Gaudreau is really skilled, but he is way too small to be considered competitive in the playoffs. I'd go more with a team like New Jersey to acquire his services.
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Armchair-GM
Apr. 10, 2020 at 6:45 p.m.
Thread:
What would Domi cost
I'm sure Domi would love playing in Chicago. The problem for Bergevin is that he is in a dillema, because last year (2018-19) was a complete breakout season, so that will certainly boost his contract. I'm sure his play was affected by the fact that this was a contractual year for him. A lot of players go through the same problem.
And for people saying he isn't a true center, his game in general is more suited for the center position, but he is not the best in defensive missions. He is more of an offensive player. He became a much better goal-scorer. But at the same time, keeping him long-term in the position will compromise the development of other centers (such as Suzuki and Kotkaniemi). And Danault is too important now to be moved. So the best solution for him moving forward is probably to shuffle him with another left-handed center (such as Kotkaniemi) and spare him of important missions in case there is an icing. He is one of those rare players where his style is between a center and a winger.
And this doesn't make sense for the Blackhawks because they lose some size in trading for Domi. Strome is dangerous in really close areas and he is still the best center they have found since they won the cup. Last year, Strome was yin to DeBrincat's yan. But at the same time, they have Kubalik to pay and they have to find a goaltender (probably Crawford). If I were Bowman, I would consider trading Strome, but I would examine all of my options.
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NHL Trades
Feb. 19, 2020 at 8:43 a.m.
Thread:
(MTL/STL) - Scandella for 2020 2nd round pick and 2021 conditional 4th round pick
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Danny12357</b></div><div>This trade is both what frustrates me about Bergevin and has to admit he's made good moves.
This move is a slam dunk for a rebuilding team. Turning a 4th and some cash into a 2nd and conditional 4th in just over a month is a very nice bit of asset management. If Bergevin would just be more all in on rebuilding, I think he has the creativity to really do a lot to turn things around. Montreal has a great prospect pool, but this team has cap space they wont need for this year and next, and players who aren't likely to be part of the eventual success. Instead they have a lot of middle six forwards and useful D that are stopping them from getting to the basement and the GM seems to suggest that it's playoffs or bust each year.
If you were to grade his moves over the last couple of years purely on their own, I think he has done a great job rebuilding, just don't tell him that he's rebuilding.
With the prices what they are this year, hopefully he can turn Petry, Tatar, Armia, and/or Danault into a haul. He could even retain salary to pump up the value on any of these guys if he wanted to.</div></div>
Petry and/or Tatar: Maybe if the right offer presents itself. Petry has a modified NTC, and he has been here for five years now. He may be crying à la Dillon if he goes. But the value of defensmen is sky high right now. The value of Tomas Tatar might never be higher right now, and teams might bite, because he plays the best hockey of his career in Montreal. No way Bergevin trades Danault. He is a late bloomer who is improving every year and nobody can replace his duties in the faceoff departement. And I think Armia may be traded next year, not this year. He is one of the rare tall forwards in a Canadiens organisation full of small forwards. Kovalchuck, the sooner the better. Especially with the way he has been playing over the past five games. He has been invisible on the ice.
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NHL Trades
Feb. 16, 2020 at 9:05 p.m.
Thread:
(NJD/TBL) - Coleman for Foote and 2020 1st round pick
Oh, this is an interesting trade, one that fits the needs for both teams.
However, if the Canucks miss the playoffs (which is unlikely to happen, but this league can turn on a dime), the return is less significant for New Jersey. What is interesting for them is if the Vancouver Canucks make the playoffs and Arizona don't get a lottery pick, they now have THREE first round draft picks. They can do A LOT with those. They can move up, down, or simply keep them. This is brillant for New Jersey because they have some leverage in decision making, and this upcoming draft is STACKED !!! The best since 2015. As for Nolan Foote, he is a great prospect to have. He has grit, and the Devils don't have enough of that. Great day for the Devils.
As for Tampa, yes they did overpay, but they wanted to have the best chances moving forward in the playoffs. Coleman is exactly the kind of forward the Lightning needed, he will have a great chance to prove himself. They have so much depth they can put Patrick Maroon on the fourth line. They have two years to win the cup.
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NHL Signings
Jan. 14, 2020 at 3:08 p.m.
Thread:
Washington Capitals signed Nicklas Bäckström (5 Years / $9,200,000 AAV)
He is criminally underrated. I'm also in the minority saying it is a good contract. Because he is a guy that is just too important for the franchise. Kuznetsov is not as good as Backstrom in the faceoff departement. Backstrom gives the Capitals a second option for Ovie. As for Holtby, he is inconsistent, and will clearly demand too much money. What happens when you give a goalie Price or Bobrovsky money ? You don't have enough money to give to truly important players. A goalie is for the most part as good as his teammates allow him to be. And the Washington Capitals are clearly a great team and Samsonov will do a good job. They also have Copley in the minors. The franchise revolves around Ovechkin, Kuznetsov, Backstrom and Carlson.
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NHL Signings
Sep. 28, 2019 at 6:59 p.m.
Thread:
Colorado Avalanche signed Mikko Rantanen (6 Years / $9,250,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>MJC13</b></div><div>So these last 2 weeks have basically just been every other NHL GM dunking on Dubas.</div></div>
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>AndrewLadd</b></div><div>Every RFA signed since Marner has made Kyle Dubas look like a doofus</div></div>
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>SevenLeg</b></div><div>Makes the Marner signing even more horrendous</div></div>
Well, Kyle Dubas basically had no choice after Matthews signed his contract.
First of all, he is the youngest of all GM's, and player agents tear him to pieces because of his inexperience in the NHL. Second of all, Toronto has the highest taxes in the NHL with Ottawa, and that takes away from a player's salary.
For example, Marner's contract is 10.893 million per year. That means he receives about 5 million dollars per year. Rantanen, on the other hand, receives about 5.4 million per year after taxes. Point receives about 4.2 million after taxes because Tampa has no state tax.
So yeah, player negociaions are complicated. But there's no need to bash a GM. The NHL should have a salary cap based on taxes, but the NHL will never allow it.
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NHL Trades
Sep. 24, 2019 at 5:25 p.m.
Thread:
(CAR/STL) - Faulk & 2020 5th for Edmundson, Bokk & 2021 7th
Well, the Hurricanes improve their five on five play but their special teams take a dip in the process. On the other hand, in St-Louis, there will be an overload of defensmen who can run the power-play. If Pietrangelo walks come free agency time, this is a big loss for St-Louis.
Faulk is overrated. The Hurricanes knew that. He is not a good number one defensman on a team. That's why the Hurricanes traded for Dougie Hamilton. He is way overpaid in St-Louis, especially for his later years. If Faulk is 6,5 million, Pietrangelo is 9 million. Robert Bortuzzo is a good third pairing defensman.
This is the kind of trade that makes you wonder, Did any team significantly improve ? I don't think so. Edmundson brings great physicality and 5 on 5 defensive play to the Canes but not much else. Bokk is not a top tier prospect. On the other hand, the Canes don't have any big players to sign for next year so maybe they will attract free agents on the way.
It's an odd trade, that's for sure.
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NHL Trades
May 17, 2019 at 10:11 a.m.
Thread:
(CAR/NYR) - Fox for 2019 2nd, 2020 conditional 3rd round picks
Well, I think this was a great trade for both teams, since Adam Fox has a lot of potential and he would stand out more in New York, while the two picks are great for the Hurricanes.
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NHL Trades
Apr. 28, 2019 at 10:26 a.m.
Thread:
Where will Gardiner sign Whos gonna touch him
Well, he would make a good partner for Shea Weber. Has power play experience, great passer. Shea Weber is physical and reliable enough so that he doesn't make too many mistakes. But still, if it doesn't work out, Petry and him would be a nightmare of bad turnovers. So, I don't know if they will take a chance on him. The Habs are more conscious about free agency than they were in the past (Karl Alzner), and Marc Bergevin realised that this contract was a mistake. Plus, I think they should be patient. Romanov will be a really good defensman.
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NHL Trades
Feb. 25, 2019 at 9:09 a.m.
Thread:
(NJD/CBJ) - Kinkaid for a 2022 5th round pick
Wow. This is not just a steal. This is highway robbery by the Blue Jackets, and certainly not enough for a goaltender who held things together last year in New Jersey.
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NHL Trades
Feb. 25, 2019 at 8:36 a.m.
Thread:
(SJS/DET) - 2019 2nd and 2020 conditional 3rd for Nyquist
What a trade for the Sharks !!! That's all I can say.
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