When did you move to Tehran?
- Slimtj100

Week ago.

Week ago.
- nyrsucks

Good. Hopefully you'll step on one of them land mine things

Week ago.
- nyrsucks

Are you banned from using these?

Are you banned from using these?

- tomburton99

Not sure what you mean?

How about dangling our captain in front of Edmonton for McDavid? They need D and we need Offense, Looks like a win win scenario
- nyrsucks

Oilers could have a blank check from about 20 different teams for McDavid.

Oilers could have a blank check from about 20 different teams for McDavid.
- Maskdman3

so could the rangers for McDonaugh.

so could the rangers for McDonaugh.
- nyrsucks

They'd need to throw in a sweetner for sure. Nurse or a doctor or a 1st, etc

I'd rather just deal away Nash for nothing then give up a dman like Klein. We have very few capable dmen as it is, with that kind of contract. Klein and Staal are a decent second pair. I think our best defensively is Mac and Skjei, Staal and Klein and figure out the last two. Wether it's Mcilrath, Girardi, UFA, etc. Those two together would be scary slow tho I agree on Yandle, I don't think he's worth the money
- Slimtj100

Have to part ways with Nash this summer, come hell or high water, to paraphrase bah gawd Jim Ross.

The Rangers are in a bad spot financially and don't have a lot of viable options to free themselves of cap space and try to acquire lost assets.

Nash is the likeliest big ticket to get sent out of town and rightly so. Seen that expensive movie way too much for my liking.

Have to part ways with Nash this summer, come hell or high water, to paraphrase bah gawd Jim Ross.

The Rangers are in a bad spot financially and don't have a lot of viable options to free themselves of cap space and try to acquire lost assets.

Nash is the likeliest big ticket to get sent out of town and rightly so. Seen that expensive movie way too much for my liking.
- MidnightMarauder

Yea I agree. Just getting rid of the money is good enough for me

Have to part ways with Nash this summer, come hell or high water, to paraphrase bah gawd Jim Ross.

The Rangers are in a bad spot financially and don't have a lot of viable options to free themselves of cap space and try to acquire lost assets.

Nash is the likeliest big ticket to get sent out of town and rightly so. Seen that expensive movie way too much for my liking.
- MidnightMarauder

Draft day deal? 2nd rounder and a prospect or two? Buffalo? Our pals in Edmonton?

Draft day deal? 2nd rounder and a prospect or two? Buffalo? Our pals in Edmonton?
- mames11

It would make it a whole lot easier to know the teams he would OK being traded to haha
Edit: I mentioned to saber fan yesterday, to which he was thrilled lol, Nash for Foligno. I don't think it says much about Foligno tho, but alas, we get a decent winger/forechecker/pker?. So long as they take all that 7.8 mill or whatever it is

It would make it a whole lot easier to know the teams he would OK being traded to haha
- Slimtj100

Maybe we can send Nash to Columbus for that Dubinsky guy. I hear he is ok

Yea I agree. Just getting rid of the money is good enough for me
- Slimtj100

They have to get something substantial back for him, Not expecting the first overall pick, or a return of a team's best prospect, young roster player and a first, but they need to get some sort of a viable package.

He's one year removed from scoring 42 goals and is only 32 years old. His deal has only two years remaining on it; something a team with cap space can absorb. If the Ragers were to eat some of that salary, that can be lived with, but bottom line is that he can't be here next season.

Draft day deal? 2nd rounder and a prospect or two? Buffalo? Our pals in Edmonton?
- mames11

Pretty sure he has a list of teams he would accept a trade to; as part of his contract clause.

I highly doubt the Oilers are one of the teams on this list. I can definitely see him move to a team like Toronto if they lose out on Stamkos.

They have to get something substantial back for him, Not expecting the first overall pick, or a return of a team's best prospect, young roster player and a first, but they need to get some sort of a viable package.

He's one year removed from scoring 42 goals and is only 32 years old. His deal has only two years remaining on it; something a team with cap space can absorb. If the Ragers were to eat some of that salary, that can be lived with, but bottom line is that he can't be here next season.
- MidnightMarauder

Did you see my theory of irrelativity Brandon?

Did you see my theory of irrelativity Brandon?
- Slimtj100

No but it seems an interesting read.

They have to get something substantial back for him, Not expecting the first overall pick, or a return of a team's best prospect, young roster player and a first, but they need to get some sort of a viable package.

He's one year removed from scoring 42 goals and is only 32 years old. His deal has only two years remaining on it; something a team with cap space can absorb. If the Ragers were to eat some of that salary, that can be lived with, but bottom line is that he can't be here next season.
- MidnightMarauder

That is a key, only 2 years left on the deal. I really don't think the contract left is that bad. I guess we will find out this summer when he is dealt.

No but it seems an interesting read.
- MidnightMarauder

I'll pm you lol

Pretty sure he has a list of teams he would accept a trade to; as part of his contract clause.

I highly doubt the Oilers are one of the teams on this list. I can definitely see him move to a team like Toronto if they lose out on Stamkos.
- MidnightMarauder

I think he has a NTC, the NMC expired. So hypothetically let's just assume the teams he wouldn't accept a trade to are....

Edmonton
Winnipeg
Calgary
Vancouver
Phoenix
Columbus(obviously)
Carolina

Now talk about teams that are cap strapped and realistically couldn't afford his contract.....

Tampa(Want to re-sign Stamkos)
Ottawa(Melnyk is a cheap SOB)
LA
Chicago
Toronto

And obviously the Rangers could never work a deal with PIT, NYI, NJ, PHI, WSH

so the options of moving him are limited.

Pretty sure he has a list of teams he would accept a trade to; as part of his contract clause.

I highly doubt the Oilers are one of the teams on this list. I can definitely see him move to a team like Toronto if they lose out on Stamkos.
- MidnightMarauder

Winnipeg? Nash for Adam Lowrey plus a 2nd and 3rd rounder.

That is a key, only 2 years left on the deal. I really don't think the contract left is that bad. I guess we will find out this summer when he is dealt.
- TPC

I think it's a matter of when, not if, on a Nash deal.

Think he gets dealt at the draft or early in the free agency period.

Winnipeg? Nash for Adam Lowrey plus a 2nd and 3rd rounder.
- mames11

Honest question, would you want to play on bad Winnipeg team in the middle of Winter in -40 degree temps?

I think it's a matter of when, not if, on a Nash deal.

Think he gets dealt at the draft or early in the free agency period.
- MidnightMarauder

Yep just like Gomez. I can see like 2 days before the draft

Honest question, would you want to play on bad Winnipeg team in the middle of Winter in -40 degree temps?
- tomburton99

He is Canadian after-all...

I think he has a NTC, the NMC expired. So hypothetically let's just assume the teams he wouldn't accept a trade to are....

Edmonton
Winnipeg
Calgary
Vancouver
Phoenix
Columbus(obviously)
Carolina

Now talk about teams that are cap strapped and realistically couldn't afford his contract.....

Tampa(Want to re-sign Stamkos)
Ottawa(Melnyk is a cheap SOB)
LA
Chicago

And obviously the Rangers could never work a deal with PIT, NYI, NJ, PHI

so the options of moving him are limited.
- tomburton99

They are but the few teams, he would likely get moved to, need to be sold hard by Gorton. If Nash starts next season here, Gorton dropped the ball.