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NHL Trade Deadline
#31

Andre Cardinal Wrote:Yes, but you still have to have the cap room for next season, should you want to get this player for their remainder of their contract.

For example, should Montreal acquire Bertuzzi today, it wouldn't be a short term run at the Stanley Cup for this year. It would be an acquisition for the long term.

Well duh. The point is that if a player is approaching UFA status (like McCabe), then it's not the $3.5 million you are on the hook for this season, but the prorated amount, meaning that a lot of possibilities are opened up.

And even if you won't be under the projected cap for next season based on your current commitments, you have the entire offseason to do something about it. I'm sure that's what Colorado has in mind given how much they have committed for next season already. Given the emergence of Svatos, I'm guessing Hejduk will be traded.

I love that in the pre-season Strachan said that there would no longer be trades of consequence in the NHL because of the cap, yet this season we've seen two Hart winners get traded (Theodore and Fedorov) and a #1 overall pick get dealt (Thornton). The lesson is, as always, Strachan is an idiot.
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#32

What I'm trying to say is, without trading players in the off-season to accomodate the cap, they are looking to add to the current roster(Montreal).

Unlike the deal they made for Kovalev 2 years ago, a Bertuzzi or whomever deal would be completely different. I guess I'm talking about what I think the Habs plans are, and you seem to be talknig about how the league is approaching the deadline.
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#33

Vancouver gets Mika Noronen from Buffalo for a second round pick.
Vancouver gets Sean Brown from the Devils.
Vancouver also gets D Keith Carney from Anaheim for a 2nd round draft pick and D Brett Skinner.

Jeff Friesen and Chris O'Donnell are Ducks.

The Carolina Hurricanes acquire F Mark Recchi from the Pittsburgh Penguins for D Niklas Nordgren, F Krys Kolanos, and a 2nd round pick in 2007.

The Phoenix Coyotes get D Jamie Rivers from the Detroit Red Wings for a 7th round draft pick in 2006.

Sandis Ozolinsh, fresh out of rehab, is off to New York. A third round pick is on it's way to Anaheim.

The Nashville Predators acquire D Brendan Witt from the Washington Capitals for Chris Beech and a first round pick.
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#34

Trickling in after the deadline:

Pittsburgh trades D Cory Cross to Detroit for a fourth round pick in 2007.

Boston trades F Sergei Samsonov to Edmonton for F Marty Reasoner, a 2nd round pick, and Yan Stastny.

Ottawa trades F Brendan Bochenski and a 2nd round pick to Chicago for F Tyler Arnason.

San Jose trades F Nicholas Dimitrakos to Philadelphia for a 3rd round pick.

Chicago trades F Jim Dowd to Colorado for a 4th round pick.

Minnesota trades D Willie Mitchell and a 2nd round pick to the Dallas Stars for D Shawn Belle and D Martin Skoula.

New York Islanders trade F Oleg Kvasha to Phoenix for a third round pick.

St. Louis trades D Eric Weinrich to Vancouver for a 3rd round draft pick and a prospect.

Vancouver trades F Steve McCarthy to Atlanta for a 2007 conditional draft pick.

Phoenix trades Jamie Lundmark to Calgary for a draft pick.
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#35

And JFJ just sat on his hands as he shat the bed. That has to be an unpleasant experience.

Jeff

June 21, 2003 Toronto, ON: SkyDome
July 1, 2004 Toronto, ON: Molson Amphitheatre
November 26, 2004 Toronto, ON: Air Canada Centre
June 24, 2006 Toronto, ON: Historic Fort York
May 10, 2007 Indianapolis, IN: The Vogue
July 14, 2011 Edmonton, AB: Northlands Festival Site
June 30, 2012 Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON: The Commons at Butler's Barracks
January 23, 2013 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
July 28, 2016 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
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#36

So in summary,
Vancouver filled the holes in their lineup caused by injury,
Edmonton got considerably better,
Calgary showed some confidence in their lineup,
Ottawa tinkered around a little and picked up a backup for Emery,
Montreal rocked the boat and (I think) clinched themselves a playoff spot,

Toronto, on the other hand, got an old guy who won't make a difference, and a young guy who won't make a difference, in exchange for two players who won't make a difference....
And while JFJ was on the phone, I think he booked tee-off times for Mats Sundin and Bryan McCabe.
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#37

fingernailsonhull Wrote:And JFJ just sat on his hands as he shat the bed. That has to be an unpleasant experience.

Hopefully Domi swings by to clean up JFJs shitty bed. He needs to do something to justify being on the payroll.
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#38

schaggs Wrote:Boston trades F Sergei Samsonov to Edmonton for F Marty Reasoner, a draft pick, and a prospect.

My poor Bruins...

Cheers,

Pat
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#39

Here's every trade made in one place, thought this would be easier than typing them all out..

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#40

i gotta say i like what the nucks did today...this will be the last kick at the can with the core guys i think, and i believe Nonis did a great job in filling in our needs..
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#41

not an overly blockbuster day...which is kind of disappointing, I was expecting a few more major moves.

but as an Oiler bleeding-heart, I am so happy with the moves Lowe made. It just added to our endless depth. with a few more goals and stops. exactly what we need.
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#42

opiated Wrote:i gotta say i like what the nucks did today...this will be the last kick at the can with the core guys i think, and i believe Nonis did a great job in filling in our needs..

Yeah, Nonis did a great job of addressing the team's needs while not giving up much at all. I love it when GMs actually try to improve their team - sends a message to the rest of the guys that the team is serious about winning.

Meanwhile, JFJ sat at home and counted his money.

:x
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#43

cferneyh Wrote:
opiated Wrote:i gotta say i like what the nucks did today...this will be the last kick at the can with the core guys i think, and i believe Nonis did a great job in filling in our needs..

Yeah, Nonis did a great job of addressing the team's needs while not giving up much at all. I love it when GMs actually try to improve their team - sends a message to the rest of the guys that the team is serious about winning.

Meanwhile, JFJ sat at home and counted his money.

:x

another agreement?? what's happening to us?
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#44

opiated Wrote:
cferneyh Wrote:
opiated Wrote:i gotta say i like what the nucks did today...this will be the last kick at the can with the core guys i think, and i believe Nonis did a great job in filling in our needs..

Yeah, Nonis did a great job of addressing the team's needs while not giving up much at all. I love it when GMs actually try to improve their team - sends a message to the rest of the guys that the team is serious about winning.

Meanwhile, JFJ sat at home and counted his money.

:x

another agreement?? what's happening to us?

It seems your disagreements only live in the Sundin and Linden realms. Don't mention either, and you guys should be okay. :thumb:

Jeff

June 21, 2003 Toronto, ON: SkyDome
July 1, 2004 Toronto, ON: Molson Amphitheatre
November 26, 2004 Toronto, ON: Air Canada Centre
June 24, 2006 Toronto, ON: Historic Fort York
May 10, 2007 Indianapolis, IN: The Vogue
July 14, 2011 Edmonton, AB: Northlands Festival Site
June 30, 2012 Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON: The Commons at Butler's Barracks
January 23, 2013 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
July 28, 2016 Edmonton, AB: Rexall Place
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#45

cferneyh Wrote:
opiated Wrote:i gotta say i like what the nucks did today...this will be the last kick at the can with the core guys i think, and i believe Nonis did a great job in filling in our needs..

Yeah, Nonis did a great job of addressing the team's needs while not giving up much at all. I love it when GMs actually try to improve their team - sends a message to the rest of the guys that the team is serious about winning.

Meanwhile, JFJ sat at home and counted his money.

:x

How much longer before the powers-that-be at MLSEL wake up and say to themselves "Holy sh*t, we've got another Rob Babcock here in JFJ!"? :roll:
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