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Megna for.a 7th will be a nice trade. Heck I would even throw in Larsen for free, just so I don't have to see him in Canuck uniform again. |
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LordHumungous
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Looking at Cap Friendly, Hansen to Chicago makes sense. They have all their picks this year, and hey have a spot open to protect Hansen (7th spot would currently go to Kruger unless they want to expose him to try and dump his salary). - Retinalz
Not sure Hansen is a fit in CHI town...he would be a fit in PIT IMO. |
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I'm likely in the minority here but I actually think Hutton has had a better season in many ways. He is producing a bit less but he is also getting 3rd pairing minutes and partners compared to over half his season last year on the PP 1 and playing with Tanev who always makes his partners better. - belcherbd
i would use your argument to defend Gudbranson too, Huttons struggles have had negative impact on the perception of Gudbranson and his benefit to the team going forward...that being said i think Edler/Gudbranson pairing might be best for all parties |
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Megna for.a 7th will be a nice trade. Heck I would even throw in Larsen for free, just so I don't have to see him in Canuck uniform again. - Reubenkincade
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LordHumungous
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Megna for.a 7th will be a nice trade. Heck I would even throw in Larsen for free, just so I don't have to see him in Canuck uniform again. - Reubenkincade
Trade Magma for a 7th so we can get another version of Magma? not sure I follow... |
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LordHumungous
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i would use your argument to defend Gudbranson too, Huttons struggles have had negative impact on the perception of Gudbranson and his benefit to the team going forward...that being said i think Edler/Gudbranson pairing might be best for all parties - onesmallleap
Guddy will be just fine here as will Eriksson next season. Scuks we have to wait but they will be fine.
Guddy with Edler might work. |
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onesmallleap
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Megna for.a 7th will be a nice trade. Heck I would even throw in Larsen for free, just so I don't have to see him in Canuck uniform again. - Reubenkincade
Megna and Chaput have been nice un-heralded signings by Benning
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Guddy will be just fine here as will Eriksson next season. Scuks we have to wait but they will be fine.
Guddy with Edler might work. - LordHumungous
i would like to see Edler with a partner that has his back always , because i believe Edler has a nasty side to his game that just needs to be backed up to be consistant ...ask Eric Stall |
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I disagree with the above. I think it is safe to assume that most college free agents (undrafted) who are signed will most likely start in the AHL. I think that is almost given. BUT - Stecher (in either Button or BMack's words) was the most sought after, well rounded free agent available from the NCAA (and that is over Benning/Tanev/Cagguila). So in a way, yes its a nice surprise he in the line up, but at the same time, you kind of see (with gudbranson and multiple other injuries) why Stecher is where he is today. And I am not taking anything away from him as he has been a gem for us this year. - Codes1087
He was only referenced as an example to pressure, expectation and performance parameters. It was different for him as opposed to a high draft pick. Not taking away from him earning anything. Though Larsen's failure and D injuries gave him the chance.
As you said he was a surprise. That's why the outlook on him is different. He's on the bright spot bubble now and that's a good thing for the team. |
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LordHumungous
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I would agree. In some ways he has been better, but he has been worse too. As one of the other 29 other teams, who is more appealing, a young defensemen who has shown success and who is automatically protected, or a 30 year old in Hansen who must require protection and will probably be pretty pricey due to his amazing cap. - Codes1087
I like Hansen but unfortunately his versatility makes him very injury -prone now...would be shocked to see him play more than 50 games a year again. Time to cut the knot. |
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onesmallleap
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I like Hansen but unfortunately his versatility makes him very injury -prone now...would be shocked to see him play more than 50 games a year again. Time to cut the knot. - LordHumungous
much like Burrows to the Canadiens , Hanson to the Jets makes sense |
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LordHumungous
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Megna and Chaput have been nice un-heralded signings by Benning - onesmallleap
They have been.
Larsen experiment is over however...time for bye bye. |
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Trade Magma for a 7th so we can get another version of Magma? not sure I follow... - LordHumungous
I was implying that a trade of that significance is all I am expecting.
Also an opportunity to try out a farmhand like Grenier. At least give him a sniff he has been a loyal soldier on the farm. |
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LordHumungous
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much like Burrows to the Canadiens , Hanson to the Jets makes sense - onesmallleap
Right on both counts. I have coffee a few/times month with a Jets scout and he says they are always watching Hansen...they like him. However for the Jets to pull the trigger on Hansen they need to solidify a PO spot before TDL...which isn't likely. |
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LordHumungous
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I was implying that a trade of that significance is all I am expecting.
Also an opportunity to try out a farmhand like Grenier. At least give him a sniff he has been a loyal soldier on the farm. - Reubenkincade
Agree I don't mind Grenier either would be nice to see him get some minutes up here consistently. |
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Retinalz
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Thought of that the other day but cap is the problem. - Nighthawk
They have 3.5mil avail, and after expansion he can be a tradeable asset if needed. Not ideal for Hansen, but after he is traded not our problem. |
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I would agree. In some ways he has been better, but he has been worse too. As one of the other 29 other teams, who is more appealing, a young defensemen who has shown success and who is automatically protected, or a 30 year old in Hansen who must require protection and will probably be pretty pricey due to his amazing cap. - Codes1087
Are you alluding to his value for a Cup contender is more now at TDL over a vet with proven playoff performance?
I don't understand why it's necessary to move him now? |
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Megna and Chaput have been nice un-heralded signings by Benning - onesmallleap
I have no complaints about either. I wouldn't complain if either were brought back next season. |
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I'm likely in the minority here but I actually think Hutton has had a better season in many ways. He is producing a bit less but he is also getting 3rd pairing minutes and partners compared to over half his season last year on the PP 1 and playing with Tanev who always makes his partners better. - belcherbd
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Right on both counts. I have coffee a few/times month with a Jets scout and he says they are always watching Hansen...they like him. However for the Jets to pull the trigger on Hansen they need to solidify a PO spot before TDL...which isn't likely. - LordHumungous
i reference that from his wife being from there , therefore him having a more open mind to the 'Peg |
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I'm likely in the minority here but I actually think Hutton has had a better season in many ways. He is producing a bit less but he is also getting 3rd pairing minutes and partners compared to over half his season last year on the PP 1 and playing with Tanev who always makes his partners better. - belcherbd
I agree with Eeyore . I think Hutton has had a decent second year. |
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Not sure Hansen is a fit in CHI town...he would be a fit in PIT IMO. - LordHumungous
true, and they only have 6 must protects. other players they would protect are UFA and won't be protected, can be signed after draft. |
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I would agree. In some ways he has been better, but he has been worse too. As one of the other 29 other teams, who is more appealing, a young defensemen who has shown success and who is automatically protected, or a 30 year old in Hansen who must require protection and will probably be pretty pricey due to his amazing cap. - Codes1087
Making a trade for the sake of making a trade is a bad idea.
Hutton is young, cheap and likely to improve. |
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They have been.
Larsen experiment is over however...time for bye bye. - LordHumungous
I expect Benning to extend Chaput and Megna |
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