clynch Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 While the roster can use improvement, it can always be worse. With the amount of dead money on the books for next season (Eriksson, Luongo) and contracts that we are likely not able to get rid of (Rousell, Beagle) I wouldn't be terribly disappointed with starting the season with the team we could ice currently. We would ice a much younger team, and I'm okay with that. We aren't looking to contend for a cup next year and the younger players need to get some experience so that in 2-3 years from now they can be relied on in some capacity. I made a few assumptions creating this lineup. - I think it will take the reported $15m to sign both Petterson and Hughes. I arbitrarily split this evenly between them for total costing. - Podkolzin signs for the ELC max - Juolevi, Lind, Gadjovic, Bowey sign for their 10% qualifying offers. - We resign one of Hamonic or Edler to a $2m/season, no defining term. - Ferland and Beagle stay on LTIR which I think is a reasonable expectation. - We can't dispose of any dead weight players, and I'm not in favor of giving up picks/prospects to do it at this stage. - We don't know who Seattle will take in the expansion draft so I included all contracts. LW $ C $ RW $ Podkolzin $925,000 Petterson $7,500,000 Boeser $5,875,000 $14,300,000 Extra Person $3,250,000 Horvat $5,500,000 Hoglander $891,667 $9,641,667 Roussel $3,000,000 Highmore $725,000 Miller $5,250,000 Virtanen $2,550,000 $8,525,000 Gadjovic $1,000,000 Motte $1,225,000 Lind $1,000,000 MacEwan $825,000 $3,050,000 $35,516,667 LD RD Hughes $7,500,000 Myers $6,000,000 $13,500,000 Extra Juolevi $1,000,000 Schmidt $5,950,000 $6,950,000 Hamonic/Edler $2,000,000 Rathbone $925,000 Bowey $1,100,000 $2,025,000 $22,475,000 LTIR Demko $5,000,000 Ferland $3,500,000 Holtby $4,300,000 Beagle $3,000,000 $9,300,000 Dead money Eriksson $4,875,000 Luongo $3,035,212 $7,910,212 Total $81,201,879 Could this lineup use help? Absolutely. Can we afford to upgrade? Not without significant changes that I don't think can be made currently. Seattle will help by taking a player, and I hope it would be Holtby or Virtanen from a cap perspective, but until that time comes we can't make much of any changes or add salary. I would be okay going into the season with the lineup above. One could quibble over who plays where, or change out one rookie for another (ie Gadjovic vs Lockwood) but overall I think it could be a good team development season. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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eeeeergh Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 1 hour ago, clynch said: While the roster can use improvement, it can always be worse. With the amount of dead money on the books for next season (Eriksson, Luongo) and contracts that we are likely not able to get rid of (Rousell, Beagle) I wouldn't be terribly disappointed with starting the season with the team we could ice currently. We would ice a much younger team, and I'm okay with that. We aren't looking to contend for a cup next year and the younger players need to get some experience so that in 2-3 years from now they can be relied on in some capacity. I made a few assumptions creating this lineup. - I think it will take the reported $15m to sign both Petterson and Hughes. I arbitrarily split this evenly between them for total costing. - Podkolzin signs for the ELC max - Juolevi, Lind, Gadjovic, Bowey sign for their 10% qualifying offers. - We resign one of Hamonic or Edler to a $2m/season, no defining term. - Ferland and Beagle stay on LTIR which I think is a reasonable expectation. - We can't dispose of any dead weight players, and I'm not in favor of giving up picks/prospects to do it at this stage. - We don't know who Seattle will take in the expansion draft so I included all contracts. LW $ C $ RW $ Podkolzin $925,000 Petterson $7,500,000 Boeser $5,875,000 $14,300,000 Extra Person $3,250,000 Horvat $5,500,000 Hoglander $891,667 $9,641,667 Roussel $3,000,000 Highmore $725,000 Miller $5,250,000 Virtanen $2,550,000 $8,525,000 Gadjovic $1,000,000 Motte $1,225,000 Lind $1,000,000 MacEwan $825,000 $3,050,000 $35,516,667 LD RD Hughes $7,500,000 Myers $6,000,000 $13,500,000 Extra Juolevi $1,000,000 Schmidt $5,950,000 $6,950,000 Hamonic/Edler $2,000,000 Rathbone $925,000 Bowey $1,100,000 $2,025,000 $22,475,000 LTIR Demko $5,000,000 Ferland $3,500,000 Holtby $4,300,000 Beagle $3,000,000 $9,300,000 Dead money Eriksson $4,875,000 Luongo $3,035,212 $7,910,212 Total $81,201,879 Could this lineup use help? Absolutely. Can we afford to upgrade? Not without significant changes that I don't think can be made currently. Seattle will help by taking a player, and I hope it would be Holtby or Virtanen from a cap perspective, but until that time comes we can't make much of any changes or add salary. I would be okay going into the season with the lineup above. One could quibble over who plays where, or change out one rookie for another (ie Gadjovic vs Lockwood) but overall I think it could be a good team development season. A realistic assessment, however, there's a few things: 1. I think its incredibly unlikely Virtanen is back. Between how bad he played, and the lawsuit, he gets bought out. 2. Its pretty likely Sutter is back on a team friendly deal. His production was phenomenal while he was healthy - he was on pace for almost 20 goals over a full season. 3. Pretty sure Bowey was brought in to help us hit the expansion draft requirement - if there was any interest in playing him, he would have got ice time by now. 4. JB says we're 2 years away from contending, which means he needs to put some more pieces in place this year, to give time for the team to gel. FA wants to see some winning too, and revenues will be up with fans back in the stadium, so I expect to see a buyout or two to open up cap space (LE would free up 2m I think). 5. Beagle was apparently practicing again, so I think he's back to center our fourth line (great news in my opinion). If Sutter is back to play 3C, we should have enough $ to acquire a shutdown defenceman. If Holtby gets picked by Seattle, we likely have enough for a 3C upgrade and a shutdown defenceman upgrade. JB needs to see a season with those pieces in place in order to know what to fine tune if we're gonna contend the following year. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VegasCanuck Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 Remove from the lineup: Virtanen - either bought out at a $50,000 cap hit next season, and $500,000 the following, or his contract will be terminated under the Code of Conduct clause in his contract. Bowey - he is only here to give us someone on defense to expose in the Expansion draft on defense Holtby - will be gone to Seattle Eriksson - will be bought out, will still have a cap hit of 4 million for next season and 1 million for the following Adjust Hughes / Pettersson down to 6.5 million each, using Tkachuk's contract as a guideline, adjusted for the fact that its a flat cap for at least the next 2 years. Add Lockwood in for the terminated Virtanen Add Edler or Hamonic takes the place of Bowey on defense 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eeeeergh Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 9 minutes ago, VegasCanuck said: Remove from the lineup: Virtanen - either bought out at a $50,000 cap hit next season, and $500,000 the following, or his contract will be terminated under the Code of Conduct clause in his contract. Bowey - he is only here to give us someone on defense to expose in the Expansion draft on defense Holtby - will be gone to Seattle Eriksson - will be bought out, will still have a cap hit of 4 million for next season and 1 million for the following Adjust Hughes / Pettersson down to 6.5 million each, using Tkachuk's contract as a guideline, adjusted for the fact that its a flat cap for at least the next 2 years. Add Lockwood in for the terminated Virtanen Add Edler or Hamonic takes the place of Bowey on defense I agree completely. With those numbers (especially Holts getting taken by Seattle), we have enough cap room to get a quality 3C and a better shutdown defenceman to partner with Hughes. I'd like Sutter back too on a team friendly deal. Face off beast, good PK'er, terrific secondary scoring numbers. But he's a liability to be injured 50% of the year. 1.5m would be ideal, and if he's injured during the season, put him on LTIR, and free up the space. Im actually really excited for next year. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clynch Posted May 19, 2021 Author Share Posted May 19, 2021 I would like to see Eriksson bought out, but I don't know if FA or the organization has the stomach for it. I can't see Virtanen bought out, either he'll have his contract terminated for Code of Conduct. I would like to see Holtby picked up by Seattle, hopefully this comes to fruition as well. If all these things came to pass it would give us a good chunk of change for upgrades at center and D. I'd think we could get a decent backup for $2m, leaving about $4m for other players. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VegasCanuck Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 19 minutes ago, eeeeergh said: I agree completely. With those numbers (especially Holts getting taken by Seattle), we have enough cap room to get a quality 3C and a better shutdown defenceman to partner with Hughes. I'd like Sutter back too on a team friendly deal. Face off beast, good PK'er, terrific secondary scoring numbers. But he's a liability to be injured 50% of the year. 1.5m would be ideal, and if he's injured during the season, put him on LTIR, and free up the space. Im actually really excited for next year. I think Sutter would come back in the 1.75 million range, and I agree, he's still a valuable center and definitely makes our Penalty kill, better 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eeeeergh Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 29 minutes ago, clynch said: I would like to see Eriksson bought out, but I don't know if FA or the organization has the stomach for it. I can't see Virtanen bought out, either he'll have his contract terminated for Code of Conduct. I would like to see Holtby picked up by Seattle, hopefully this comes to fruition as well. If all these things came to pass it would give us a good chunk of change for upgrades at center and D. I'd think we could get a decent backup for $2m, leaving about $4m for other players. Ideal world: Ian clark stays and works on DiPietro to get him ready for backup duty. Only put him in for back to back nights or when Demko really needs a rest. Then we got our backup on a 800k ELC, and maximize how much we can spend shoring up 3C and 1D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nucker 67 Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 My guess for 2021/22 Gone - Boyd, Vesey, Virtanen, Miller, Schmidt, Michaelis, Hawryluk, Spooner $ Re-Signed - Pettersson, Hughes, Edler, Hamonic, Sutter, Graovac, Rafferty, Chatfield Buy Out - Eriksson LTIR - Ferland, Beagle Hoglander - Pettersson - Boeser Pearson - Horvat - _______ Motte - _______ - Podkolzin Roussel - Sutter - Lind Lockwood MacEwen Hughes - Hamonic ______ - Myers Edler - Rathbone Juolevi Chatfield Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
c00kies Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 (edited) Everyone thinks Seattle will take Holtby from us, but what if they take Andersen from Toronto? Campbell is there guy right now and Andersen is a free agent who would probably be interested in signing as a starter with Seattle. The other goalie spots can be backups or younger goalies if Andersen doesn't sign. This also depends on which skaters Toronto would have to expose, but I'd grab Andersen before Holtby if I was Seattle. Edit: There are also other options, like MAF/Lehner from Vegas Edited May 19, 2021 by c00kies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eeeeergh Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 22 minutes ago, NUCKER67 said: My guess for 2021/22 Gone - Boyd, Vesey, Virtanen, Miller, Schmidt, Michaelis, Hawryluk, Spooner $ Re-Signed - Pettersson, Hughes, Edler, Hamonic, Sutter, Graovac, Rafferty, Chatfield Buy Out - Eriksson LTIR - Ferland, Beagle Hoglander - Pettersson - Boeser Pearson - Horvat - _______ Motte - _______ - Podkolzin Roussel - Sutter - Lind Lockwood MacEwen Hughes - Hamonic ______ - Myers Edler - Rathbone Juolevi Chatfield Woah you think Miller is gone? Think we could get a better 2nd line winger than him? I like him b/c he can play wing or center. I can see Schmidt going and being replaced with a shutdown partner for Rathbone - Rathbone kind of steps into the role as a puck moving offensive defenceman. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nathancanuck Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 (edited) 1 hour ago, c00kies said: Everyone thinks Seattle will take Holtby from us, but what if they take Andersen from Toronto? Campbell is there guy right now and Andersen is a free agent who would probably be interested in signing as a starter with Seattle. The other goalie spots can be backups or younger goalies if Andersen doesn't sign. This also depends on which skaters Toronto would have to expose, but I'd grab Andersen before Holtby if I was Seattle. Edit: There are also other options, like MAF/Lehner from Vegas The reason why I think they will take Holtby is not because he's the best goalie available (he's not) but because we are able to protect all of our assets. Players available for Seattle: Eriksson, Roussel, Beagle, Ferland, Jasek, Palmu, Hawrlyuk, Virtanen, MacEwan, Bailey and 2 out of Lind, Highmore, Gadjovich Defense: Bowey, Brisebois (rest are UFAs) I mean there is just nothing really on the table except for Holtby. Or would they take Highmore or Gadjovich or Brisebois? I'm sure Vegas and Toronto have to expose a forward or dman with more value than Highmore, Brisebois.. EDIT: Protected: Miller, Horvat, Boeser, Pettersson, Motte, Pearson, (Lind?), Myers, Schmidt, Juolevi, Demko Exempt: Hughes, Podkolzin, Höglander, Rathbone, DiPietro, Tryamkin.. EDIT AGAIN: I think Vegas as a whole team is exempt from the expansion Edited May 19, 2021 by Nathancanuck Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eeeeergh Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 (edited) 1 hour ago, c00kies said: Everyone thinks Seattle will take Holtby from us, but what if they take Andersen from Toronto? Campbell is there guy right now and Andersen is a free agent who would probably be interested in signing as a starter with Seattle. The other goalie spots can be backups or younger goalies if Andersen doesn't sign. This also depends on which skaters Toronto would have to expose, but I'd grab Andersen before Holtby if I was Seattle. Edit: There are also other options, like MAF/Lehner from Vegas MAF/Lehner aren't options, b/c Vegas is exempt. Freddy Andersen is a UFA this year -so odds of him being taken through the expansion draft are very slim. His numbers are also comparable this year to Holts, and Holts comes with a lower cap hit. Seattle needs to select 3 goalies from the ED i think. Edited May 19, 2021 by eeeeergh Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
komodo0921 Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 2 hours ago, eeeeergh said: A realistic assessment, however, there's a few things: 1. I think its incredibly unlikely Virtanen is back. Between how bad he played, and the lawsuit, he gets bought out. 2. Its pretty likely Sutter is back on a team friendly deal. His production was phenomenal while he was healthy - he was on pace for almost 20 goals over a full season. 3. Pretty sure Bowey was brought in to help us hit the expansion draft requirement - if there was any interest in playing him, he would have got ice time by now. 4. JB says we're 2 years away from contending, which means he needs to put some more pieces in place this year, to give time for the team to gel. FA wants to see some winning too, and revenues will be up with fans back in the stadium, so I expect to see a buyout or two to open up cap space (LE would free up 2m I think). 5. Beagle was apparently practicing again, so I think he's back to center our fourth line (great news in my opinion). If Sutter is back to play 3C, we should have enough $ to acquire a shutdown defenceman. If Holtby gets picked by Seattle, we likely have enough for a 3C upgrade and a shutdown defenceman upgrade. JB needs to see a season with those pieces in place in order to know what to fine tune if we're gonna contend the following year. 1. If Virtanen is found guilty, he should qualify for contract termination. No buy out needed. 2. In my opinion, if Sutter is re-signed, it will be because Benning couldn't find anyone else foolish enough to sign here. 3. This may be true but, if he does make it through the ED without being picked up, he is still under contract until 22-23 and could, very well be on our blueline next season.. 4. With players rumored to be asking for trades this offseason, I find it hard to believe Benning's 2 year timeline to be realistic. The only thing I like about his statement is that it puts a timeline on his tenure. Succeed or be gone. Of course FA would probably consider an eighth place team as being a contender, and the real is that we spend the next 9 years as a bottom feeding playoff team, which is where the Canucks have spent most of their existence. 60 years without a cup anyone? 5. Who cares? I believe The Acquilinis and Jim Benning have created a tire fire in Vancouver, much reminiscent of the Maple Leafs of the md 2000s. We may be ahead of the Buffalo Sabres but it's not by much and that could change by the time JBs self imposed timeline is up. Right now I look at this Ownership/management group as weak and incompetent. Ownership doesn'tg appear to care about it's fanbase and the manager often looks like a deer caught in the headlights. For a manager to ask for players to wait and for ownership to be ok with that is egregious, offensive, and unprofessional. Season ticket holders are refusing to renew their tickets and this is seeming to have little impact on ownership. It really is becoming a joke. I've been a Canuck fan since I was old enough to understand hockey (45 years). There have been a lot of trying times with this team but nothing like I've witnessed this year. I really hate to say this but, I am really having problems supporting this team. . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eeeeergh Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 1 minute ago, komodo0921 said: 1. If Virtanen is found guilty, he should qualify for contract termination. No buy out needed. 2. In my opinion, if Sutter is re-signed, it will be because Benning couldn't find anyone else foolish enough to sign here. 3. This may be true but, if he does make it through the ED without being picked up, he is still under contract until 22-23 and could, very well be on our blueline next season.. 4. With players rumored to be asking for trades this offseason, I find it hard to believe Benning's 2 year timeline to be realistic. The only thing I like about his statement is that it puts a timeline on his tenure. Succeed or be gone. Of course FA would probably consider an eighth place team as being a contender, and the real is that we spend the next 9 years as a bottom feeding playoff team, which is where the Canucks have spent most of their existence. 60 years without a cup anyone? 5. Who cares? I believe The Acquilinis and Jim Benning have created a tire fire in Vancouver, much reminiscent of the Maple Leafs of the md 2000s. We may be ahead of the Buffalo Sabres but it's not by much and that could change by the time JBs self imposed timeline is up. Right now I look at this Ownership/management group as weak and incompetent. Ownership doesn'tg appear to care about it's fanbase and the manager often looks like a deer caught in the headlights. For a manager to ask for players to wait and for ownership to be ok with that is egregious, offensive, and unprofessional. Season ticket holders are refusing to renew their tickets and this is seeming to have little impact on ownership. It really is becoming a joke. I've been a Canuck fan since I was old enough to understand hockey (45 years). There have been a lot of trying times with this team but nothing like I've witnessed this year. I really hate to say this but, I am really having problems supporting this team. . I mean.. yeah the season sucked but I'm pretty excited about our core. We've got great guys on reasonable to below market contracts. We've got multiple gamebreaker/franchise players just getting started. We've got high level talent that's playing on their ELCs. And we've got a ton of cap room opening up after next season. We're gonna have a good year next year fam, and a great year the season after that. BB - below market value BH - at market value EP - will be signed on a reasonable bridge deal QH - reasonable bridge deal JM - at/below market value Boner, Hogs, Pods, Olli all on cheap ELCs. Good draft position to get an impact player who'll be able to step into our lineup in the next season or two as well. We're gonna have lots of money to upgrade and build around these guys. We were playing AHL'ers for our 3rd and 4th line this year, and a ton of inexperience on Defence. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
komodo0921 Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 5 hours ago, clynch said: While the roster can use improvement, it can always be worse. With the amount of dead money on the books for next season (Eriksson, Luongo) and contracts that we are likely not able to get rid of (Rousell, Beagle) I wouldn't be terribly disappointed with starting the season with the team we could ice currently. We would ice a much younger team, and I'm okay with that. We aren't looking to contend for a cup next year and the younger players need to get some experience so that in 2-3 years from now they can be relied on in some capacity. I made a few assumptions creating this lineup. - I think it will take the reported $15m to sign both Petterson and Hughes. I arbitrarily split this evenly between them for total costing. - Podkolzin signs for the ELC max - Juolevi, Lind, Gadjovic, Bowey sign for their 10% qualifying offers. - We resign one of Hamonic or Edler to a $2m/season, no defining term. - Ferland and Beagle stay on LTIR which I think is a reasonable expectation. - We can't dispose of any dead weight players, and I'm not in favor of giving up picks/prospects to do it at this stage. - We don't know who Seattle will take in the expansion draft so I included all contracts. LW $ C $ RW $ Podkolzin $925,000 Petterson $7,500,000 Boeser $5,875,000 $14,300,000 Extra Person $3,250,000 Horvat $5,500,000 Hoglander $891,667 $9,641,667 Roussel $3,000,000 Highmore $725,000 Miller $5,250,000 Virtanen $2,550,000 $8,525,000 Gadjovic $1,000,000 Motte $1,225,000 Lind $1,000,000 MacEwan $825,000 $3,050,000 $35,516,667 LD RD Hughes $7,500,000 Myers $6,000,000 $13,500,000 Extra Juolevi $1,000,000 Schmidt $5,950,000 $6,950,000 Hamonic/Edler $2,000,000 Rathbone $925,000 Bowey $1,100,000 $2,025,000 $22,475,000 LTIR Demko $5,000,000 Ferland $3,500,000 Holtby $4,300,000 Beagle $3,000,000 $9,300,000 Dead money Eriksson $4,875,000 Luongo $3,035,212 $7,910,212 Total $81,201,879 Could this lineup use help? Absolutely. Can we afford to upgrade? Not without significant changes that I don't think can be made currently. Seattle will help by taking a player, and I hope it would be Holtby or Virtanen from a cap perspective, but until that time comes we can't make much of any changes or add salary. I would be okay going into the season with the lineup above. One could quibble over who plays where, or change out one rookie for another (ie Gadjovic vs Lockwood) but overall I think it could be a good team development season. My predictions for next seasons lineup. Hoglander Pettersson Boeser Pearson Horvat Podkolzin Hughes Myers Rathbone Juolevi Demko That is all I'm confident in predicting for next season It's rumored that there are players in the lineup who want to be traded. I believe Miller, Schmidt, and Holtby are three of them Apart from Rathbone, I don't know that any of our other prospects are ready (maybe Gadjovich). At the end of the day, I have no idea what's going to happen for next season. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
komodo0921 Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 8 minutes ago, eeeeergh said: I mean.. yeah the season sucked but I'm pretty excited about our core. We've got great guys on reasonable to below market contracts. We've got multiple gamebreaker/franchise players just getting started. We've got high level talent that's playing on their ELCs. And we've got a ton of cap room opening up after next season. We're gonna have a good year next year fam, and a great year the season after that. BB - below market value BH - at market value EP - will be signed on a reasonable bridge deal QH - reasonable bridge deal JM - at/below market value Boner, Hogs, Pods, Olli all on cheap ELCs. Good draft position to get an impact player who'll be able to step into our lineup in the next season or two as well. We're gonna have lots of money to upgrade and build around these guys. We were playing AHL'ers for our 3rd and 4th line this year, and a ton of inexperience on Defence. I don't know, maybe I'm just boo hooing after a crappy season. One thing's for sure. This offseason will be very interesting. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigTramFan Posted May 19, 2021 Share Posted May 19, 2021 22 minutes ago, eeeeergh said: MAF/Lehner aren't options, b/c Vegas is exempt. Freddy Andersen is a UFA this year -so odds of him being taken through the expansion draft are very slim. His numbers are also comparable this year to Holts, and Holts comes with a lower cap hit. Seattle needs to select 3 goalies from the ED i think. All of the below goalies are options for Seattle (some are UFA or a likely unprotected RFA) but if a deal is struck with a free agent then this player counts as the player selected from their team. I would imagine each of these goalies could be signed for less than the $5.7m salary Holtby is owed. I certainly wouldn’t select Holtby if I was Seattle GM. Raanta Rask Halak Ullmark Reimer Grubauer Oettinger Bernier Stalock Driedger Petersen Allen Wedgewood Shesterkin Forsberg Elliot DeSmith F Andersen Vanecek Brossoit Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigTramFan Posted May 20, 2021 Share Posted May 20, 2021 I am in favour of a shakeup to secure Hughes’ long term RHD partner and a 3C. I have proposed this elsewhere... To VAN: Jones + Jenner To CBJ: Miller + Schmidt + 2021 2nd pick Buyout Eriksson + Virtanen Sign UFAs Coleman, Granlund, Hamonic If Beagle is on LTIR then resign Sutter for $2m, 1 year Protect: EP, BH, BB, Jenner, Pearson, Motte, Lind, Jones, Juolevi, Myers, Demko Probably lose Gadjovich to Seattle Roster: Coleman Pettersson Boeser Hoglander Horvat Granlund Pearson Jenner Podkolzin Highmore Beagle Motte (Macewen) Hughes Jones Juolevi Myers Rathbone Hamonic (Brisebois) Demko, Holtby Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pears Posted May 20, 2021 Share Posted May 20, 2021 (edited) Here’s what I see and would like to see: Höglander - Pettersson - Boeser Miller - Horvat - trade/fa Pearson - fa - Podkolzin Motte - Graovac - MacEwen Hughes - trade/fa/Hamonic Juolevi - Schmidt Rathbone - Myers Demko Holtby/DiPietro A couple of pieces added via trade/free agency and having a competent coaching staff should be more than enough to get back on track next year. Edited May 20, 2021 by Pears Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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