2022 Trades
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Not saying they should entertain any offers obviously but it'd be pretty funny to see the kind of haul a team like Colorado would give up for Bunting (and his contract) lol.
Guilt Trip
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Kerfoot has to move the needle for something good...crazy price for HagelCarltonTheBear said:
bustaheims
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Hagel's shooting percentage, though...he's probably a 20ish goal guy going forward. Is that worth two 1sts and 2 NHL pieces (even if they're 4th liners)?
Guilt Trip
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No but T Bay doesn't care apparently.bustaheims said:
bustaheims said:
His stats certainly look inflated but you could say the same about Bunting too, doesn't really change how valuable he is. Going from playing with Kane to playing on a line with either Stamkos+Kucherov or Point+Kucherov isn't going to hurt him. If he was a pending RFA in line for a big pay raise because of that boosted shooting percentage it'd be a different story though of course.
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CarltonTheBear said:
Sure, but, without that shooting percentage, the Bolts basically gave up two 1st round picks for a good 3rd liner. They?ve also traded basically every 1st round pick they?ve had from 2013 on. It?s worked out for them so far, but that much borrowing from the future is going to catch up to them in a hurry.
bustaheims said:
Oh I'm definitely not saying it wasn't a massive overpayment. 95% of the league would have absolutely scoffed at that price. Tampa's just in a unique position to be able to sacrifice those picks right now. I just don't think his high shooting percentage should be that big of a red flag like it was say a David Clarkson. There's a lot to like about the guy even aside from that. Calling him a 3rd liner would be like saying that about Bunting. Like sure maybe it's true but he's also the perfect cost-effective complimentary guy a lot of teams need in their top-6 alongside their most expensive forwards.
Surprised it look so long for Boston to improve their left side. It's been pretty weak since Krug/Chara left. This season it's been Matt Grzelcyk, Mike Reilly, and Derek Forbort. Not exactly the murderers row there. So this fills a huge hole.
Yeeesh that's a big return. Nice job by Anaheim.
Would have loved to see what San Jose gave up by re-signing Hertl instead of trading him to Boston, who almost certainly would have paid even more than this for him.