DarthKane
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Location: 5.13.4.9 Joined: 02.23.2012
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Can Gus ever become a solid #4? If not, that's an expensive 5-7. - RaleighHawk
I think ~ $1.2 - $1.25 is a fair price for a 5 - 7 D. Maybe Gus develops into a second pairing, but I don't see that at this point. |
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gmurban
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Location: Charlottesville, VA Joined: 04.08.2008
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Here's something I've been wondering. If SB is let go, would anyone pick him up? And if someone does, is it to pick HIM or to get Scotty? What's Stan's credit level in the league? - resqmed99
Scotty is much less of a factor now. He's well into his 80s and doesn't travel much. He was an asset for the Hawks in 2015 SCF, only because he lives in FL and saw most of the Bolts home games that season. There is no longer a perceived "2 for 1" value to hiring Stan.
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EnzoD
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Denver, CO Joined: 02.19.2014
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I think ~ $1.2 - $1.25 is a fair price for a 5 - 7 D. Maybe Gus develops into a second pairing, but I don't see that at this point. - DarthKane
It certainly looks better than paying a 5D $6.8mil until he's 40. |
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tyweb69
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Joined: 07.02.2012
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Here's something I've been wondering. If SB is let go, would anyone pick him up? And if someone does, is it to pick HIM or to get Scotty? What's Stan's credit level in the league? - resqmed99
I think CBJ offering a 3rd pick for AA AND retained salary says everything you need to know about SB's credit level. |
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DarthKane
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: 5.13.4.9 Joined: 02.23.2012
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I think CBJ offering a 3rd pick for AA AND retained salary says everything you need to know about SB's credit level. - tyweb69
Just because that's what CBJ asked for that doesn't mean Stan lacks respect with the other GMs. I know Stan has made some poor decisions, but I wouldn't tie this one reported trade offer to his credibility. |
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Hawkster
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Quebec , QC Joined: 06.13.2008
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It certainly looks better than paying a 5D $6.8mil until he's 40. - EnzoD
And we wonder why this team is going nowhere.
F grade on that one Mr Bowman.
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powerenforcer
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Wheeling, IL Joined: 09.24.2009
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I think CBJ offering a 3rd pick for AA AND retained salary says everything you need to know about SB's credit level. - tyweb69
No, I think that says everything you need to know about the guy who offered that deal. He would have made that no matter who the GM is. |
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powerenforcer
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Wheeling, IL Joined: 09.24.2009
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I think CBJ offering a 3rd pick for AA AND retained salary says everything you need to know about SB's credit level. - tyweb69
No, I think that says everything you need to know about the guy who offered that deal. He would have made that no matter who the GM is. |
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It certainly looks better than paying a 5D $6.8mil until he's 40. - EnzoD
And precisely the reason why the rest of the defence is being filled with $1M support players. |
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What are the odds Tyler Sikura and his contract end up in the ECHL immediately after brother Dylan signs somewhere else? |
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Man, starting to look at next year's roster, there is some room for optimism. I think I've read somewhere that $80m salary cap is possible.
Starting with this core:
9 forwards, $36.3m: Kane, Toews, AA, Saad, Schmaltz, Kampf, Hino, Duclair, Wingels. (I assume Duclair, Wingels and Hino all signed at $800k-$1.2m each)
5 D, $18m: Dunc, Seab, Murphy, Oesterle, Gus.
2 G, $6.75m: Craw and Forsling.
Assumes we've traded Hossa's contract.
$61m, 16 players.
Add 4 more players at $1m each to get to 20.
Then at $65m for 20 players, it leaves us about $5m each to add 3 players.
I would say a power forward left wing, a #2/#3 Center who could win draws, and a D.
How would you feel about 2018 season if the hawks could add a 1st pair level D, a strong 2-way C, and a left wing for Kaner? |
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BINGO!
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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Man, starting to look at next year's roster, there is some room for optimism. I think I've read somewhere that $80m salary cap is possible.
Starting with this core:
9 forwards, $36.3m: Kane, Toews, AA, Saad, Schmaltz, Kampf, Hino, Duclair, Wingels. (I assume Duclair, Wingels and Hino all signed at $800k-$1.2m each)
5 D, $18m: Dunc, Seab, Murphy, Oesterle, Gus.
2 G, $6.75m: Craw and Forsling.
Assumes we've traded Hossa's contract.
$61m, 16 players.
Add 4 more players at $1m each to get to 20.
Then at $65m for 20 players, it leaves us about $5m each to add 3 players.
I would say a power forward left wing, a #2/#3 Center who could win draws, and a D.
How would you feel about 2018 season if the hawks could add a 1st pair level D, a strong 2-way C, and a left wing for Kaner? - Cmonalready
You're giving up something big to get rid of Hossa's contract.
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EnzoD
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Location: Denver, CO Joined: 02.19.2014
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You're giving up something big to get rid of Hossa's contract. - BINGO!
Coach Q + Hossa's contract are a package deal |
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DarthKane
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Location: 5.13.4.9 Joined: 02.23.2012
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What are the odds Tyler Sikura and his contract end up in the ECHL immediately after brother Dylan signs somewhere else? - 67hawks
Why would that happen? Tyler has played well in Rockford, why wouldn't he stick there? |
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tyweb69
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Joined: 07.02.2012
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You're giving up something big to get rid of Hossa's contract. - BINGO!
Not necessarily. If the cap goes up that much so does the floor and there may be a few cap floor teams willing to add that cap hit. The Hawks are not looking down the barrel of a gun like years past. |
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EnzoD
Chicago Blackhawks |
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Location: Denver, CO Joined: 02.19.2014
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Man, starting to look at next year's roster, there is some room for optimism. I think I've read somewhere that $80m salary cap is possible.
Starting with this core:
9 forwards, $36.3m: Kane, Toews, AA, Saad, Schmaltz, Kampf, Hino, Duclair, Wingels. (I assume Duclair, Wingels and Hino all signed at $800k-$1.2m each)
5 D, $18m: Dunc, Seab, Murphy, Oesterle, Gus.
2 G, $6.75m: Craw and Forsling.
Assumes we've traded Hossa's contract.
$61m, 16 players.
Add 4 more players at $1m each to get to 20.
Then at $65m for 20 players, it leaves us about $5m each to add 3 players.
I would say a power forward left wing, a #2/#3 Center who could win draws, and a D.
How would you feel about 2018 season if the hawks could add a 1st pair level D, a strong 2-way C, and a left wing for Kaner? - Cmonalready
Evander Kane has been an absolute monster for San Jose. But why would StanBo ever want a big, fast, goal scoring power forward??? He's way too abrasive and tough to play against for Stanley's NCHL (No Contacdt Hockey League) team. |
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You're giving up something big to get rid of Hossa's contract. - BINGO!
I disagree. Only $1m in actual cost. $5m in cap value. I don't think it will cost much at all to trade that contract to a cap floor team. |
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Hawks_49
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Location: Ottawa, ON Joined: 04.28.2015
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You're giving up something big to get rid of Hossa's contract. - BINGO!
That's not true.
They can just hold onto him and place him on LTIR and get that cap space anyways if they can't find a trading partner.
However, Datsyuk was traded to Arizona for a swap of picks... 16 for 20 and 53 and he was owed more money in that one season than Hossa is owed the rest of his deal.
Dave Bolland was traded with Lawson Crouse to the Coyotes in exchange for a 3rd round pick and a conditional 2nd round pick.
The narrative that the Hawks will have to give up an important asset to move the Hossa contract is off base. |
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BINGO!
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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Not necessarily. If the cap goes up that much so does the floor and there may be a few cap floor teams willing to add that cap hit. The Hawks are not looking down the barrel of a gun like years past. - tyweb69
Should the cap go up to $80, that would bring the floor up to around $60 million.
The Hurricanes (new billionaire owner) and Coyotes are the only teams below that so far, both by less than $2 million. |
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BINGO!
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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I disagree. Only $1m in actual cost. $5m in cap value. I don't think it will cost much at all to trade that contract to a cap floor team. - Cmonalready
There's only one cap-floor team. |
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BINGO!
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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That's not true.
They can just hold onto him and place him on LTIR and get that cap space anyways if they can't find a trading partner.
However, Datsyuk was traded to Arizona for a swap of picks... 16 for 20 and 53 and he was owed more money in that one season than Hossa is owed the rest of his deal.
Dave Bolland was traded with Lawson Crouse to the Coyotes in exchange for a 3rd round pick and a conditional 2nd round pick.
The narrative that the Hawks will have to give up an important asset to move the Hossa contract is off base. - Hawks_49
For a rebuilding/retooling team those picks are assets you probably should keep, no?
Why not just LTIR Hossa again?
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EnzoD
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Location: Denver, CO Joined: 02.19.2014
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Hawks_49
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Location: Ottawa, ON Joined: 04.28.2015
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For a rebuilding/retooling team those picks are assets you probably should keep, no?
Why not just LTIR Hossa again? - BINGO!
I mentioned they can just LTIR Hossa. It's right there in my post.
The reason I mentioned the trades was to negate your narrative that the Hawks would have to give up something big. Neither of those trades were giving up something big. Detroit moved down 4 picks and gained pick 53 and a prospect, and the Panthers got two picks for Bolland and a bust of a prospect. |
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BINGO!
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Location: I'll always remember the last words my grandfather ever told me. He said, "A Truck!", SK Joined: 09.21.2009
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I mentioned they can just LTIR Hossa. It's right there in my post.
The reason I mentioned the trades was to negate your narrative that the Hawks would have to give up something big. Neither of those trades were giving up something big. Detroit moved down 4 picks and gained pick 53 and a prospect, and the Panthers got two picks for Bolland and a bust of a prospect. - Hawks_49
I didn't mean your post specifically, sorry, it was just the easiest to quote.
It just seems unlikely that anyone will be doing Bowman a favour and, honestly, I don't see why the Hawks need or even SHOULD to pursue a trade like that anyway. |
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The Tank Watch needs upsets tonight (hopefully ours is not one of them)
There are no freebies out there tonight |
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