Sal_Butera
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F*ckin right + provide tiny broken glass shrapnel to Dumb-ass or Dori-tos as the gift bag w “no Vaseline allowed” tag
Around The League - 2024-25 Regular Season
- Thread starter GGpX
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There is no messiah waiting to save anybody
Start firing and both teams would be morons to cave
Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
But why would they?
How many neural pathways must collapse before coherent posts are made? The humanity.
Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
They should overpay for Karlsson just because lol
GrandWazoo
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Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
If Dubas makes a move it'll be a cheap filler. I just don't get the hyperbole around this
Sal_Butera
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Don’t “like to trade” Edmundson or Savard but meets Sens need IMO
EK isnt turning any team around
bingo , its another 6th slug depth guy
start the car
no win ever feels like a loss
I think Bettman wants him to go to Arizona and what the evil dwarf wants, he gets. To stay in Toronto, he will demand 15 million, affordable for them but if they aren't winning with him, why would he stay? It is interesting because part of me agrees with you and Nova that he won't leave but he doesn't seem to be a pussy like McDavid who signed long term. He seems more NBA like and says, fuck you, pay me or I go. No NBA star would have stayed in Edmonton and most leave Toronto when they can too.
Its not money for superstars , its whatever the fuck he wants to do
Gaudreau took a pay cut to go to the States , he left on his own terms .
GGpX
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I think this could possibly considered a fair deal.
I'd be shocked if Toronto traded Knievs for one of Edmundsson or Savard.
Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
They won't move either unless it's a really good D. Better than Edmundson anyway.
GGpX
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I liked Villeneuve a lot in Junior when he played with Jeremy Poirier. Jeremy Poirier was the guy that had a lot of hype behind him that year, but I always thought Villeneuve looked better. I wanted us to draft him in the 3rd/4th in his draft season. Poirier's upside is pretty high, but he was a disaster in his own end. If he figures that part out, he could be a pretty good NHLer.
I don't think he's a shoe-in for an NHL roster spot, but he has the possibility of maybe making it on the third pair for a team.
For me, the key part in that trade is the second round pick. Sort of like last year's Toffoli/Chiarot trades; The key parts weren't the prospects we received, it was the first round picks.
