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stayinthefnnet
Pittsburgh Penguins
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Joined: 01.12.2012

Jul 11 @ 1:50 AM ET
Jake is also under control for a few more years, at a very reasonable cap hit, assuming his offense stays where it's at or gets better.
- Jsaquella

definitely. i think his offense at the very least stays the same. he was potting a lot of goals last year, but even if that pace can be streaky, he is a top notch playmaker. i also think he has some two way game potential in him as well. within a years time, i think his contract will be viewed as one of the best in the nhl, which is great for any team but especially one like nashville who survives on a budget.
stayinthefnnet
Pittsburgh Penguins
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Joined: 01.12.2012

Jul 11 @ 1:53 AM ET
How dare you poop on Jay Rosehill and his importance!!!


Ah (frank) me, I got to go to bed

- Jsaquella

take it easy. good talking as always
JAKEw1234
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: 2Spookyville, PA
Joined: 03.09.2013

Jul 11 @ 2:04 AM ET
definitely. i think his offense at the very least stays the same. he was potting a lot of goals last year, but even if that pace can be streaky, he is a top notch playmaker. i also think he has some two way game potential in him as well. within a years time, i think his contract will be viewed as one of the best in the nhl, which is great for any team but especially one like nashville who survives on a budget.
- stayinthefnnet

Ya if the price is Jake AND Coots ++ I think we need to stick with the youth and hope Morin and Hagg will be ready in a few years. I'm crashin as well, night you dirty pens dan
stayinthefnnet
Pittsburgh Penguins
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Joined: 01.12.2012

Jul 11 @ 2:42 AM ET
Ya if the price is Jake AND Coots ++ I think we need to stick with the youth and hope Morin and Hagg will be ready in a few years. I'm crashin as well, night you dirty pens dan
- JAKEw1234

i dont blame you for balking. if you arent very hesitant at the deal, nashville is being dumb. and later bud.
dingo8urbaby
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 06.02.2009

Jul 11 @ 3:23 AM ET
Read is also older. He's 27, where Voracek isn't even 24 yet, and Schenn and Couturier are both under 22.

The other factor is the sexy factor, names that will put asses in seats. Not sure Read, Coburn and Cousins do that

- Jsaquella

When it comes to trades and youth going the other way, sometimes the names is all that matters, even beyond skill sets. I'm glad someone noticed. This might be the reason why I would rather keep Schenn and Couturier over names like Read and Voracek. Right now I'm sentimental to all four names. We need them all and should only look to add.
bigmookalookie
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Mookie you are a wing nut, In , LS
Joined: 02.27.2011

Jul 11 @ 6:57 AM ET
To be honest, I don't think the Flyers trade for Weber. If they were going to trade for him why get Striet? I think the Striet move proves they dont want to move the young core and keep them together. Once Mez gets cleared I think, as Jsaq put it, he gets traded for cap space. Once that happens I think the Flyers have a really competitive team.
FlyersGrace
Season Ticket Holder
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Pronger "Play the game puffnuts!" , DE
Joined: 07.02.2012

Jul 11 @ 7:31 AM ET
New blog up
MJL
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Candyland, PA
Joined: 09.20.2007

Jul 11 @ 8:09 AM ET
Weber's contract was a poison pill before the CBA and is an albatross after. Weber is the best dman in the league but I don't want that contract and give up assets for it.

Holmgren seems dead set on keeping the young nucleus together. Just offer sheet AP or Bogosian and call it a summer.

- phillydentist


That contract wouldn't stop me for a second, if I had the chance to acquire Weber. 7.8M for a player of his caliber. Only the cost of acquiring him would give me pause.
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