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Windjammer

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Forum: Armchair-GM11 hours ago
Thread: Post Draft sickness
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>MTLaveragefan</b></div><div>Thanks for the detail answer - I could figure that because WPG doesn't have a first - that second becomes their "first" in 2024 so it becomes more valuable in their eyes. While Arizona would probably be more open to such a 4 nickels for a dollar type deal ( when I think it's more a 1$ for two 50cents)

I obviously disagree with your evaluation of Farrell and the picks as the increase probability to make the NHL is not t that important between the 2 seconds... and the relative price of such moves is pretty constant and this offer would be higher than most similar trades (some that the habs accepted as well to move back or to draft in latter year.

Aka - trading the habs 2024 2nd round pick (WPG's pick) for the habs 2025 first round pick (MTL) + a 3rd - could probably make more sense for the Jets.</div></div>

That would make more sense, but I'm not sure the Jets would want to wait until next year for that 1st. If they move Montreal's 2024 2nd, then they don't draft until the 4th round this year. I just can't see the Jets wanting to wait until the 4th round unless the offer is too good to be true.
Forum: Armchair-GM12 hours ago
Thread: Post Draft sickness
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>MTLaveragefan</b></div><div>Yes, Windjammer, We know that everything from the Jet is untradeable and more expensive than anywhere else in the NHL despite dozen of comparable trades exists in the past few years.

Please at least provide your rationnal for your answer - when you don't you just look like a hommer.</div></div>

I know you don't appreciate rational thought and reasoning, but you're not providing anything Winnipeg needs that would make them consider moving the 2nd

Farrell - tiny, dime a dozen, long shot to be an AHL regular, no value.

A low 2nd, and a high and low 3rd - little to no value. Unlikely to yield an NHL player with those picks.

Why would Winnipeg throw away a high 2nd that is almost a first and could yield an NHL player for 4 pieces that will almost certainly (without complete luck) turn into anything?

You even know yourself that you're offering very low to no value pieces. Which is why you offered 4 of them. The typical 4 nickels for a dollar type deal you usually propose.

If Winnipeg came to you with this fluff offer. Would you take it? Honestly?
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