Rasmus_
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Good BPA available pick. Really wanted Simashev or Willander, but I'll always take this type of talent. Teammate of Matthew Savoie.
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There goes my second hope on defense. Oh well. BPA.
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Scumbag organization.
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22 minutes ago, Ruff Around The Edges said:
I would tend to agree with the just #13 for Pesce but maybe 13 and VO could get me to bite
F**k trading a top end pick for a defensemen coming off a down season entering his near age 30 season. Hanifin; makes some sense. Giving up Olofsson and 13 for Pesce is pretty close to insane.
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23 minutes ago, Ruff Around The Edges said:
Would you move Pick #13 for Brett Pesce?
F**k no. He's coming off a down season. You don't give a pick up that high for an average mid tier defensemen.
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Simashev or Willander at 13. Best forward available at 39. BPA or Goalie at 44.
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Congrats to Linus Ullmark. What a fantastic person and a solid goalie. Wish it would have happened in Buffalo.
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5 hours ago, Buffalonill said:
DeAngelo is a racist and one of the biggest ***** in the game
I would be pissed if the Sabres even were linked to this piece of human garbage.
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It's ridiculous that year in year out he gets bypassed. He is a surefire hall of fame player. His points speak for themselves, as do his all star appearances, Stanley Cup win. How in the blue hell is Mike Vernon a hall of fame goalie?
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4 minutes ago, Hank said:40 minutes ago, Hank said:
Look at the roster that played in front of Saros the last month of the season when they almost snuck into the playoffs, he may be the best goalie in the league. I'd offer 13OA, 6K, Savoie and VO, for Saros, Parssinen and Carrier.
Interesting. I might consider Savoie in that deal. Possibly. I'd still rather hold onto him.
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On 6/9/2023 at 5:32 PM, Flashsabre said:
This is a goalie I'd trade #13 and someone not named Savoie, Kulich or Levi for.
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On 6/12/2023 at 6:18 PM, Marvin said:
For those who are dying to get him back: I was just on a Minnesota Wild site. Marcus Foligno is a potential cap casualty from the Parise and Super buyouts.
I'd love him back, but he's not a great matchup for the bottom six right now. Especially if KA re-signs Jost. Where do you play him? If he's cheap; sure. I'm just not sure there's a concrete spot with Girgensons and Okposo re-signed.
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5 minutes ago, Brawndo said:
Lance Lysowski in His Mailbag this AM purposed a VO, RFA Rights to Brett Murray and 2024 3rd for Pesce. That seems way to light of an offer.
It would have to be VO at 50% retained, Murray and a 2024 1st to get things started IMO
Gross, I wouldn't move a first for Brett Pesce in 2037, let alone next year. Giving up draft capital for late 20's into their 30's players is useless. I get it if it's for the right under 25 year old right handed shot defensemen. But, meh No thanks.
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Is someone saying a 27 year old in the AHL is a worthwhile investment. If he walks into UFA, he's a worse addition than bringing up Subban to play backup. Sheppard was abysmal in his call up for Washington.
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4 hours ago, LGR4GM said:
You don't wanna see Bryson. It's bad, like I'd rather play Novikov right off the bat in his spot instead of letting him get ice time. I feel bad because I like Bryson but he's reached his peak.
I 100% agree with you LGR, I never want to see Bryson again. Just like I'd rather we get rid of Stillman. Though he's perfectly adequate as a 7th. As for Pesce, he's alright, but I feel he'd be the third defensemen I'd want out of Carolina. lol
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Sign him now, make him happy and realize that he is a core part of the team for the now and present. Avoid any distraction, make a statement that we're not f***ing around with the heart and soul of our team.
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About the most I'd offer is an invitation to camp. He's terrible in his own zone, and his numbers were super inflated. Vancouver is my other team, so I watched a bit of him. He's shot.
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I want Simashev. Unless a big boy falls!
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It's inevitable unless Florida goes on a herculean run lol. I'm done worrying about the outcome. Ready for the draft.
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Trade for the defensemen. This years free agency is a cesspool. They all have warts, and you'll be overextending yourself for something that hasn't been seen in a minimum of 3 seasons. Dumba is an adequate 4th defensemen. He's a decent enough physical player. However, he's injury riddled, his offensive game has dried up, and he's living on previous seasons. He's one of the top guys. I wouldn't touch him with a fork. I would pay some for Gudas, but he has to want to come here.
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15 hours ago, sweetlou said:
I'd trade Buffalo 2nd, Savoi, Jost and Olofsson to Calgary for Hanifin, Coleman, and Markstrom.
Markstrom has been in bad form for two years. I wouldn't trade Savoie for him. Also not a huge fan of the Coleman contract, he's worth half of that at most.
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20 hours ago, Brawndo said:
From The Athletic
Sabres in the market for a top-4 D, goaltending
The Sabres would like to upgrade in goal, but our understanding is that GM Kevyn Adams’ top priority is landing a top-four defenseman.
On goaltending, assuming they don’t want to rush the development of Devon Levi, the Sabres need to get an experienced NHL starter onto the roster before training camp begins. Hellebuyck has to top the list, but he’ll be pricey. The Jets will be looking for young team-controlled assets in exchange. The Sabres do have plenty of those — from Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen to Peyton Krebs to even Casey Mittelstadt.
If the Sabres balk at the Hellebuyck asking price, they could also get into the market for John Gibson, who will also be pricey and would likely prefer to play for his hometown team, the Penguins, but might see the upside in the Sabres’ lineup and consider that a better long-term fit.
Of course, surrendering zero assets and shopping on the UFA market for a goalie might be a better option. Even if the Sabres do extend Rasmus Dahlin on a monster contract after July 1 — probably eight years in the $10 million range — they will have cap flexibility.
Gibson headlines Ducks’ loaded trade class
The feeling is that the 29-year-old Gibson (No. 7 on the trade board) would be amenable to a move to a contender because the Ducks are not going to be a playoff team for years. His contract is reasonable — $6.4 million for four more years — especially if you believe he can still be a top-10 NHL goalie playing behind better defense.
Gibson has a 10-team no-trade list. The suspicion, though, is his preference would be one of three: Pittsburgh, Vegas or Los Angeles. He probably would be OK with New Jersey or Buffalo, as well, given their upward trajectories.
I wouldn't touch Gibson for a 5th round pick. The term of contract, the hot and cold streaks, the injury bug that bites him. Easy pass on John Gibson. As is the case with Hellebuyck, he's a great netminder when he's on; but I'm not trading Devon Levi in a package for him, with or without a confirmed extension.
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This is a contract that will look bad by year three. Not saying that I've watched a ton of Severson, but he's not someone I'd want no years 4-8 of this contract.
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8 minutes ago, Brawndo said:
Get this done!
[GDT] 2023 NHL Draft, 7PM ET, ESPN
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Nice solid list too! I'd like to say, Chicago is entering my least favorite liked territory in the range of Toronto and Boston. Hah.