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Yes. That Raffi Torres.
Congrats on potentially spending less than 2.0 million on someone better than Chris Kelly.
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Yes. That Raffi Torres.
Congrats on potentially spending less than 2.0 million on someone better than Chris Kelly.
do they not have over 8 million in space, and only need 6 or 7 players? I'd be more keen on working to move Thomas somewhere then moving my top center. $4 mill cap hit is not bad, I'd hang onto it.
I'm sure you are aware of this fact, so why would you pretend that money is an issue when Melnyk has a proven track record of spending to be competitive. Heck, the Sens just waived Cheechoo today...
The goaltending is a question mark.Not with their current defence corps or goaltending situation.
There is certainly logic to moving one of your 4 expensive centers, when you need cap space.
I understand that ....but I wouldn't consider Boston "up against the cap"
The goaltending is a question mark.
Leclaire could bounce back. Elliot could continue to improve and Lehner looks like the real deal, if not this year, then in the future.
The D will add a significant piece this offseason to replace Volchenkov (here's a hint: he'll be playing with his brother)
The D will be fine this year and a strength in the very near future.
With Savard, the Sens would be contenders.
Kovalev just last year.What notable free agents have the Senators signed since Melnyk became primary owner of the franchise?
The D will add a significant piece this offseason to replace Volchenkov (here's a hint: he'll be playing with his brother)
The D will be fine this year and a strength in the very near future.
With Savard, the Sens would be contenders.
Kovalev just last year.
I understand that ....but I wouldn't consider Boston "up against the cap"
- Tomas Kaberle - good guy, fitness freak, wants to stay here, good player and makes a good wage for a guy who does what he does. We'll put that group up if we keep Kaberle with any team in the league. Told Tomas at the end of the year I have to listen to offers, just like any other player on the team.
If the Toronto Maple Leafs are interested in acquiring centre Marc Savard from the Boston Bruins, Brian Burke isn't saying anything about it.
The Leafs' President and general manager told Toronto's Fan 590 radio station on Monday that while he's exploring other options to acquire players, the Bruins' No. 1 centre was not on the radar.
"The rumour - what I read anyway - is that Boston is looking to move this player," he said. "We have some options presented to us over the weekend, trade wise, that do not involve this player (Savard) that we are looking at."
Reports over the weekend suggested that the two teams are talking about a draft picks and/or prospects deal for Savard, who could potentially be reunited with Bruin-turned-Maple Leaf Phil Kessel.
"Suffice it to say, the media are focused on one name," Burke said. "And we are looking at multiple names - not including Marc Savard."
The reports also indicated that such a deal would not involve Tomas Kaberle going the other way. The Leafs, however, have had their fair share of phone calls inquiring about the veteran blueliner's services.
"We have four offers on Tomas Kaberle - one was a joke," Burke told The Fan 590. "We are not committed on moving him, we are not taking the best offer. We're going to keep him unless we get exactly what we need as an upgrade at forward. Most of those (proposals) were draft specific - they included a high pick. I never intended to use Tomas Kaberle to get a first round pick, so we put things on hold. We're hearing two more offers today, but I'm guessing that nothing's crystallized until July 1 when we se where free agent defencemen end up."
Yay, another lengthy and boring debate about the Senators in the Leafs Rumors thread.
The rumour is that Savard waived his NTC for the Leafs and the Sens. It only makes sense to discuss both options.