thedddd
Well-Known Member
Thankfully the Penguins didn’t retain any of the Carlo salary in that 3-way deal. Really didn’t cause much issues for them. Also gives them roster filler for the rest of the Tank, ahh I mean season.
With the prices being paid, it would not have been a stretch to get a first for him. The problem was number of teams willing to enter that particular arms race.I see why they would ask that price, I bet without the guarantee of an extension or the fact which Boeser would show up meant that asking price was too high?
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Only has two playoff performances to his name and one was a dumb Covid bubble but if I were a contender and needed a RW I would’ve given a first rounder for him no problem.With the prices being paid, it would not have been a stretch to get a first for him. The problem was number of teams willing to enter that particular arms race.
Just have to hope they can sign him because losing him for nothing would be a huge miss.
Not to mention plenty of space to not only grab someone now and have a solid likelihood of keeping them.The one team I really think missed the ball on this one is Winnipeg. They have no secondary scoring besides Ehlers who’s always the odd man out of the top line. They have assets falling out of their ass. This is the most all in season they’ve ever had. If they couldn’t find a C getting Boeser was the next best thing to at least give them some scoring punch down both wings.
Chevy continues to be too shy to get it done.
Not to mention plenty of space to not only grab someone now and have a solid likelihood of keeping them.
The smart money is on Ehlers leaving. Then what? Boeser would have been a solid grab for them.
I would love Ehlers too, but I would bet my last dollar on him going to Montreal to reunite with his buddy Laine.I'd take either of those guys on the Flames - Preferably Ehlers, though.
And he still has term. Can move him in the summer still, or next deadline if things are still dire.^ and ^^. Most likely why Rakell didn’t move. The value in return just wasn’t there.
Tulsky ran out of time ???
Is the deadline officially over, or is the league still gong through the faxes? It's been a tense 5 days.
Wait until the AI bots discover that there really isn't an official trade deadline, teams can still make trades, but those players are ineligible to play until next season.
After the NHL trade deadline, teams can still make trades, but there are restrictions. Players traded after the deadline are not eligible to play in regular season or playoff games for their new teams during the current season. These trades are rare and usually involve planning for the next season.
If you're curious about how this impacts team strategies or specific examples, let me know!