Every Opposing Team Accepts. Stamkos Negotiates to $7.5M

Jeannot still has value?

No interest in Jeannot here; y'all can pay us to take him on, though.

I think they can get Stamkos for 6.5, but it might go to 7. I don't think Tampa goes higher though in order to have enough space elsewhere.

Using another Columbus trade I saw. In any case, Tampa won't pay you or anyone else for Jeannot. They may not get a 3rd, but if he's moved, they'll get some positive return. Sheary is the only one they probably have to pay to move.

Like the idea of moving Cirelli for a RHD. I did a similar one for Dobson. Filling in the 2nd line center is the part of this that makes it very hard. There aren't many players that do as much as Cirelli.

I'd rather not trade a #2D for a slightly overpaid 45P forward. Especially since the Flames will be looking to move forwards.

Anyways that's a terrible trade for CGY. I don't think you're going to trade us Sergachev for Mangiapane + Pachal + 3rd either.

Well in fairness Sergachev is better than Andersson, Cirelli is better than Mangiapane, and Perbix is better than Pachal. So no the bolts wouldnt do that. The Andersson trade is much closer in value than this.

I would argue that Andersson at $4.5M is the better value
Over the last 3 years:
Andersson 239GP, 24G, 138P, +24
Sergachev 191GP, 19G, 121P, +3

Sergachev also has a lot better offensive talent to work with.

As for Cirelly being better than Mangiapane. I'd take Mangiapane because he isn't signed for another 7 years at $6.2M with a Career high of 45P. At least Mangiapane scored 35G in a season before.

Perbix vs Pachal both are throw-ins, so you get my point.

If Calgary's not interested, Columbus is certainly interested in Cirelli. How about a fully retained Provorov for him straight up, if you need a 2LD?

Tampa is looking for an RD mainly if Cirelli is moved(or at least they should be).

Sergachev got hurt; otherwise, he'd likely be ahead in most stats. They're comparable though. Cirelli is better overall than Mangiapane, and improved offensively this year. If he had more power play time, he'd also have more points I'm sure. Him being signed through his prime years, with a steadily rising cap, at 6.25, is a solid contract for a 2C. Maybe Tampa adds something else, as I originally had a prospect of some level in there as well, but the trade is far from terrible. Now if Calgary isn't interested because of positional needs, that's fine, but if Tampa does make Cirelli available, it's for a top 4 dman or the assets to acquire one. Otherwise, they are good with the player they have