Laval Rocket Thread

[WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou]

I'd be wary of trading with Bergevin.

Sergachev for Drouin.

 

[Sal_Butera]

Sergachev for Drouin.

Weise for Diaz
Danault for Weise + Fleischman
Vanek for Collberg
Byron waiver claim
Pacioretty for Suzuki + Tatar + 2nd

 

[Stinky]

Trades are hard

 

[GrandWazoo]

Weise for Diaz
Danault for Weise + Fleischman
Vanek for Collberg
Byron waiver claim
Pacioretty for Suzuki + Tatar + 2nd

Petry for a 2nd, and the list goes on. His trade record is overwhelmingly positive. Problem is that's the only thing he did well.

 

[lecoqsportif]

It papered over the catastrophic drafting, for a while.

 

[CH1]

He had a good trade record but I wouldn’t be afraid of dealing with him

 

[GrandWazoo]

He had a good trade record but I wouldn’t be afraid of dealing with him

I said wary, not afraid. At this point I'd be even more wary of trading with Colorado.

 

[CH1]

Always be wary because the other side might have info on their player you don’t

 

[GrandWazoo]

Teams willing to get rid of recent first, especially high, draft picks should be really viewed suspiciously.

 

[CH1]

Teams willing to get rid of recent first, especially high, draft picks should be really viewed suspiciously.

Agreed. Unless it’s the Sabres

 

[lecoqsportif]

I forget which podcast suggested trying to pry TT out of Buffalo.

 

[WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou]

All of them.

 

[Sal_Butera]

Always be wary because the other side might have info on their player you don’t

The seller always knows what they’re selling, the buyer “thinks” they know what they’re buying

 

[Sal_Butera]

I forget which podcast suggested trying to pry TT out of Buffalo.

Like Barzal, Thompson has been converted into a W

 

[Habsy]

The seller always knows what they’re selling, the buyer “thinks” they know what they’re buying

 

[Krustchev]

The seller always knows what they’re selling, the buyer “thinks” they know what they’re buying

I wouldn’t say “always.” The Habs clearly didn’t know what they had in John LeClair when they dealt him.

 

[CH1]

Yeah… “always” is a bit of a stretch

 

[TheCountofMonteCristo]

I wouldn’t say “always.” The Habs clearly didn’t know what they had in John LeClair when they dealt him.

in fairness, he was a Lindros creation

 

[GrandWazoo]

I wouldn’t say “always.” The Habs clearly didn’t know what they had in John LeClair when they dealt him.

Tons of example of players blossoming elsewhere.

 

[Stinky]

Tons of example of players blossoming elsewhere.

Tucker.