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8 minutes ago, Alflives said:

Miller’s trade value, because of his contract, is its most now.  If we are trading him, now is the time.  

he would be just as valuable in the offseason when teams have a better read on their cap situations and there are 5-10 more teams that think they're in the market for a miller. 

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9 minutes ago, Elias Pettersson said:

Things to consider when you are trading your best player for picks and prospects:

 

That 1st round pick may not pan out.  Lots of 1st round picks don't even make it to the NHL.

The prospects may not pan out.  Lots of prospects look good and then fizzle out after they play a year or two of NHL hockey.  

Once your best player is gone he isn't coming back.  Ever.  You are stuck with that 1st round pick than can bust and a couple of top prospects who may not be any more than serviceable NHL players.

 

Something to think about...

This is very true. 

 

We can end up with a 3rd liner in return for Miller. 

 

Very risky move. The package would have to be very substantial including a young budding star player who has played a year or two in the NHL. A sure fire future top line forward or top pair D..

 

 

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1 minute ago, tas said:

he would be just as valuable in the offseason when teams have a better read on their cap situations and there are 5-10 more teams that think they're in the market for a miller. 

Nope.  The team who gets Miller now will have him for two playoffs.  He’s on a fabulous contract.  Huge value is now.

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3 minutes ago, Darius said:

 Will he want to stay? Maybe, maybe not.  As a GM and Business operator the only way to remove that variable out of the situation is to move him for a mountain of assets.  
 

it’s like owning a stock that’s at an all time high. 

or you talk to him, because you and he are both human beings. 

 

building an actual tram is nothing at all like buying and selling stocks, because you're dealing with human beings and relationships. 

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14 minutes ago, Elias Pettersson said:

Things to consider when you are trading your best player for picks and prospects:

 

That 1st round pick may not pan out.  Lots of 1st round picks don't even make it to the NHL.

The prospects may not pan out.  Lots of prospects look good and then fizzle out after they play a year or two of NHL hockey.  

Once your best player is gone he isn't coming back.  Ever.  You are stuck with that 1st round pick than can bust and a couple of top prospects who may not be any more than serviceable NHL players.

 

Something to think about...

Mentioned that exact thing a week ago... I was torn on the thought of trading Miller...

Understand both sides of the equation. 

 

Regardless of what happens next, he is a joy to behold, and at this rate you could get just about anything for him.... should they wish to go that way.

What age were the Sedins, when they signed their final contract?

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16 minutes ago, -DLC- said:

I feel like you have to allow this team to just "go" for awhile.  They're finding chemistry and gelling as a team, let them get some rhythm going.  

 

I just really can't take a disruption to "try" to put them in a position to win (later) when they're actually fighting to get there right now.

 

We're always chasing something (different).

 

I hate the trade deadline.  So much.

So much. 

 

You just know new MGMT need to put their stamp on. And I'm very concerned moving Miller/Bo could be a huge error unless the return is staggering.

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5 minutes ago, Alflives said:

Nope.  The team who gets Miller now will have him for two playoffs.  He’s on a fabulous contract.  Huge value is now.

a team looking for a 2 year rental won't pay as much as a team planning/hoping to sign the guy long term. 

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5 minutes ago, tas said:

he would be just as valuable in the offseason when teams have a better read on their cap situations and there are 5-10 more teams that think they're in the market for a miller. 

Going to the off-season also allows us to extend him. 

 

If the numbers make sense we can sign him to an extension or trade him in summer..

 

Unless the NYR make us an offer we can't refuse this most likely goes into the off-season.   

 

Miller is in his prime right now. He's playing great. But if we sign him to a 7 year big money extension it might come back to bite us in 3 or 4 years. 

 

It's a tough decision but moving him might be the best thing for this organization long term. 

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I haven’t read all the thread but I have make a few points that may be redundant:

 

1. Spenser, I came out of nowhere, Martin. What an amazing 3 games from him. I love Demmer, but this guy could be our Roy or Dryden if he keeps it up!

2. To the ‘trade JT crowd’ just go away. He is a gem that will shine brightly for this team for years.
3. The UHM line as I will call it. Uho, Highmore, Motte. Uhm they were awesome, didn’t factor in points, but holly $&!#e were they aggressive in shutdown mode!

4. Amazing high energy game from a team that could be on the rise!

 

Beam me up Scotty!

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9 minutes ago, WHL rocks said:

This is very true. 

 

We can end up with a 3rd liner in return for Miller. 

 

Very risky move. The package would have to be very substantial including a young budding star player who has played a year or two in the NHL. A sure fire future top line forward or top pair D..

 

 

At some point the rebuild stops and you take the next step forward. The key pieces are here at our feet. We are short one LD PK specialist, 3rd pairing dman, and a good 3rd/4th line C that can win draws the we are pretty much complete. Finding those kind of pieces are way easier than trying to replace JT or any other core player.

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1 minute ago, tas said:

or you talk to him, because you and he are both human beings. 

 

building an actual tram is nothing at all like buying and selling stocks, because you're dealing with human beings and relationships. 

If it’s all about relationships and not business I’m sure you can talk to him so nicely he will take a cheap contact.  Gimme a break.

 

 The org needs to be strategic and fair. 

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