Jump to content
The Official Site of the Vancouver Canucks
Canucks Community

[Speculation] Canucks working on one of Landeskog or Marleau


Type R

Recommended Posts

38 minutes ago, Virtanen#18 said:

Where is the source on Marleau???  Got me all excited... the guy has a lot to offer still.... an instant boost to our PP! 

You're excited about the fact that getting Marleau would be a waste of assets and makes absolutely no sense for us to go after?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

4 hours ago, qwijibo said:

These are players we're discussing. The value is purely objective and a players perceived value is set entirely by what the gm who is looking at acquiring the player. The only time that isn't true is if there is more than one suitor. Different teams have different needs and have different assets to trade. To say "the market is set" ignores every point of variability. We aren't talking about real estate where the value is easy to assess. Quite frankly it's an inane comparison. 

No it's not.  The comparison is exactly correct for this matter.  If Elvis wants to live on my street, he pays 3 million, or he lives elsewhere.  If Sakic wants an elite shut down (young) D, he pays the asking price, or he goes without.  The market is set.  Pay up, or do without.  Sakic can live in the burbs.  Simple.  

Link to comment
Share on other sites

5 hours ago, Apple Juice said:

Hutton-Tanev

Tryamkin-Gudbranson

Sbisa-Larson/Biega

Stecher

 

Doesn't look great but it`ll give the chance for a young guy to step up. We can always go out and look for a defenceman in free agency to fill the gap. Examples: Kris Russell, Nicklas Grossmann, Mike Weber

I think Landeskog is a big piece on any teams core.  I would love to have him on our forward group.  Tanev would be more likely to go than Edler given he doesn't have to go anywhere unless he's convinced it's a good thing for him.  Maybe he would be happy to go who knows.  Like my last post says though, there are 29 other suitors available for the Avalanche, who knows maybe they would prefer to send him out of conference...or to a team that can give them back equal value without stacking two to three players and a bunch more cap their way.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

38 minutes ago, Alflives said:

No it's not.  The comparison is exactly correct for this matter.  If Elvis wants to live on my street, he pays 3 million, or he lives elsewhere.  If Sakic wants an elite shut down (young) D, he pays the asking price, or he goes without.  The market is set.  Pay up, or do without.  Sakic can live in the burbs.  Simple.  

There is nothing about the real estate analogy that applies to the so called " market" for players.  Nothing

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

With the Avs defensive core seriously lacking, along with the talented young forwards they have, a Landeskog-Tanev trade would put the Avs back in the playoffs. Which is what Sakic needs to keep his job. Landeskog is a talented forward but hardly elite, Tanev+2nd is more than fair.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

7 hours ago, Alflives said:

So you think you will buy my Vancouver house for 2 million, even though a lesser one next door just sold for three million?  You are wrong on this one Elvis.  If Sakic wants an elite shut down D (Tanev) he will pay the price, that the current market states.  JB is likely demanding more than just Landeskog, and that's what is holding up any deal.

So, you're saying that $3M house is lesser than yours, but the assessment and any other property evaluators say it's not, and another house that is arguably very similar went for $1.25M, yet you're going to hold out for $3M? Be prepared to not sell your property at all.

 

Sakic doesn't have to move Landeskog, and he doesn't have to do it for a shutdown defenceman. This is particularly true for a RHD, when they have two of those in the top 4 already signed long term. He could go after a package of an up and comer, a lesser forward prospect and maybe a pick, but you're sold on Tanev being the best young right shot shutdown defenceman in the NHL today and one trade being the only possible trade to set the market regardless of the conditions surrounding that.

 

If you ignore all the facts about your house compared to other houses, you'll never get a reasonable buyer - only people that will undercut your unreasonable price and walk away with a foul taste in their mouths around future deals when you stubbornly refuse to see reason.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

6 minutes ago, elvis15 said:

So, you're saying that $3M house is lesser than yours, but the assessment and any other property evaluators say it's not, and another house that is arguably very similar went for $1.25M, yet you're going to hold out for $3M? Be prepared to not sell your property at all.

 

Sakic doesn't have to move Landeskog, and he doesn't have to do it for a shutdown defenceman. This is particularly true for a RHD, when they have two of those in the top 4 already signed long term. He could go after a package of an up and comer, a lesser forward prospect and maybe a pick, but you're sold on Tanev being the best young right shot shutdown defenceman in the NHL today and one trade being the only possible trade to set the market regardless of the conditions surrounding that.

 

If you ignore all the facts about your house compared to other houses, you'll never get a reasonable buyer - only people that will undercut your unreasonable price and walk away with a foul taste in their mouths around future deals when you stubbornly refuse to see reason.

You are cute.  Assessment means nothing, when the market was set by recent local sales.  The elite shut down D market is set.  If Sakic wants Tanev he will need to pay the price.  If he doesn't someone else will.  My neighbour's house, which is lesser than mine ( Larsen) sold for 3 mil. (Hall) I wouldn't even look at a 2 mil offer.  (Landeskog) unless it came with a downtown condo worth 1.5 mil( second round pick). See, exactly like real estate.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I would pay Tanev + the CBJ 2nd and thats it. I mean Landeskog is clearly the better player but in this day and age the mentality of every GM is that defence wins you championships. We'vé been proven that for thé Last 5 years as offensive numbers have declined and number of 1 goal games have Increased. Tanev is an elite shut down D and I think the way the market has been going, that this is à great deal for thé avalanche. I mean they lose their captain but they definetely shore up their D while maintaining MacKinnon and Duchene 

 

Its definetely à pipé dream but it would be à great trade for both sides in thé long run.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

16 hours ago, Apple Juice said:

Hutton-Tanev

Tryamkin-Gudbranson

Sbisa-Larson/Biega

Stecher

 

Doesn't look great but it`ll give the chance for a young guy to step up. We can always go out and look for a defenceman in free agency to fill the gap. Examples: Kris Russell, Nicklas Grossmann, Mike Weber

Jeez man that first pairing would be overrun and due to Tanev's lack of physicality Hutton would be wrecked before Christmas trying to clear the crease on his own. Imo that's the worst pairings I've seen on here.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

13 hours ago, Rush17 said:

I would love that outcome of Landeskog + but realistically the D market won't stay the same.  if we can do 1 for 1 it would still be a great trade for us.  

 

I just hope we don't hold our cards too tight.  but there is a lot of time and we have a very rare d man in tanev.

 

he may lack offense at this stage in his career but he has one of the best corsi ratings of defensive d men in the game.

 

 

Does nobody want to see this D with Tanev Edler, Guddy, Hutton, Tryampkin and Sbisa in it? - Nobody???

 

I am super excited, this could be the best D we have had for years backstopping our emerging youth talent. How can the likes of McDavid, Getzlaf, Benn, Eichel, etc hurt us if they can't break us defensively? Meanwhile we have added Loui, Sutter and Rodin - wow bring it on, I am amped to the red zone.

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

4 minutes ago, alfstonker said:

Does nobody want to see this D with Tanev Edler, Guddy, Hutton, Tryampkin and Sbisa in it? - Nobody???

 

I am super excited, this could be the best D we have had for years backstopping our emerging youth talent. How can the likes of McDavid, Getzlaf, Benn, Eichel, etc hurt us if they can't break us defensively? Meanwhile we have added Loui, Sutter and Rodin - wow bring it on, I am amped to the red zone.

 

 

I'm not defending the trade. I'm pretty neutral on that proposal. But you have to understand that defensive defensman that doesn't play physical is the most boring style of play in hockey. 

 

So no. Not many people are excited to see Tanev on the back end. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

17 hours ago, IBatch said:

I think Landeskog is a big piece on any teams core.  I would love to have him on our forward group.  Tanev would be more likely to go than Edler given he doesn't have to go anywhere unless he's convinced it's a good thing for him.  Maybe he would be happy to go who knows.  Like my last post says though, there are 29 other suitors available for the Avalanche, who knows maybe they would prefer to send him out of conference...or to a team that can give them back equal value without stacking two to three players and a bunch more cap their way.

As I mentioned earlier in this thread, value wise it makes sense. But Colorado has enough right handed D. Johnson and Barrie already playing top 4 minutes. There's no way they'd make Tanev or any of those two play on their off wing. They lack left handed D. Their best left handed D is Beauchemin followed by Fedor Tyutin.. With Edler, it pushes them down a spot in the depth chart and Edler compliments their D core much better than Tanev handed-wise anyways.


Not that I'm pushing for an Edler trade but it just makes more sense position-wise.

 

6 hours ago, alfstonker said:

Jeez man that first pairing would be overrun and due to Tanev's lack of physicality Hutton would be wrecked before Christmas trying to clear the crease on his own. Imo that's the worst pairings I've seen on here.

I just drafted it up real quick based on talent and skill. It's not like those would be the actual pairings.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

6 hours ago, alfstonker said:

Does nobody want to see this D with Tanev Edler, Guddy, Hutton, Tryampkin and Sbisa in it? - Nobody???

 

I am super excited, this could be the best D we have had for years backstopping our emerging youth talent. How can the likes of McDavid, Getzlaf, Benn, Eichel, etc hurt us if they can't break us defensively? Meanwhile we have added Loui, Sutter and Rodin - wow bring it on, I am amped to the red zone.

 

 

Bueller? Bueller?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

22 hours ago, Alflives said:

So you think you will buy my Vancouver house for 2 million, even though a lesser one next door just sold for three million?  You are wrong on this one Elvis.  If Sakic wants an elite shut down D (Tanev) he will pay the price, that the current market states.  JB is likely demanding more than just Landeskog, and that's what is holding up any deal.

What if the guy who paid 3 mill had a bunch of cash to wave around, but is now out of the market?  You can ask whatever you want, but you can only talk to someone who wants to buy a house.  How long will you wait to sell?  You could just keep the house forever, insisting that only you know it's worth.  But it's actual worth can only be determined by deal-making, which takes two.

 

Chiarelli: "No, I'm gonna need Larsson and a first".

Shero: "Okay, call me next week."

 

It's called pressure.  Which side has to make a deal?  Also, the housing market analogy is useless for about 26 reasons.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...