number17
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They need a guy to QB their PP and move the puck. Komi/Beauch isn't that man.you're contradicting yourself there.
if all they need the capspace for is to sign another dman, then yes, a Beauch/Komi trade for Savard would work.
They need a guy to QB their PP and move the puck. Komi/Beauch isn't that man.you're contradicting yourself there.
if all they need the capspace for is to sign another dman, then yes, a Beauch/Komi trade for Savard would work.
It definitely has been widely reported it kicks in July 1st, but they could easily be wrong.
Yeah, I agree totally, and I reached a similar conclusion in my post---that being that I'm sure Chiarelli doesn't WANT to deal Marc Savard to Toronto, and at first glance that move doesn't make any sense. But in the end, he's going to be left with no choice.Just to clear up why....
1) Ottawa is likely not interested due to their positional allotment of cap space currently and the cap requirements just to finish putting their team back together.
2) Chiarelli is concerned with winning, not in 2014, but this year. This could potentially be his last season with Chara and if Savard wants out and he can't get full value for him (which he obviously can't) then the cap space that he can turn and use to fill holes on his team is significantly more important to him than a kid who is currently 16-17 years old and won't suit up for the Bruins for another 4-5 years. With that cap space he's a player in the Volchenkov sweepstakes, he can bring in Martin to replace Wideman's offensive abilities....he can bring in a NHL player to make his squad better, and for 4 million, a pretty good one.
Thanks for the clear-up habsy.. definitely really good news."They" are wrong.
They need a guy to QB their PP and move the puck. Komi/Beauch isn't that man.
Since I don't want him, a fair price to me would be:
Grabovski, Finger for Savard and 2011 2nd.
Those two contracts expire in two years, trading Grabs opens up a space for Savard to play and to have Bozak and Kadri playing center as well, we take on a long and risky contract, and we get a decent pick in a supposedly poor draft.
Hilarious.
Your doom and gloom predictions don't mean anything. We can easily shed some salary to make room for a 4.2 million Savard.
Perhaps not resigning Volchenkov or Sutton and bringing up one of our young defensemen? What a wild idea!
If it's a "soft trade" I think Ottawa definitely has the picks to offer. IMO, we have more attractive secondary prospects though if they're not offering up any of their big four on D/Lehner.
He has been actively shopping Spazza. If he can move out that contract, he could very well be a player for Savard.
He has been actively shopping Spazza. If he can move out that contract, he could very well be a player for Savard.