Available: 1 C & a Back-up

[Scott]

Jay McClement (looking for a winger in exchange - willing to take a package or package up)
Alexander Salak (willing to listen to any and all offers)

Everyone's always available for the right price.. PM/MSN

[Scott]

I'm gonna add Brian Boyle, Dave Bolland, Tuomo Ruutu, Dennis Wideman & Ryan Kesler.. let's chat

[Robin Hood]

You keep adding and subtracting the same guys. No one wants them/You want ridiculousness for them.

[Scott]

You keep adding and subtracting the same guys. No one wants them/You want ridiculousness for them.

Ridiculousness? Fuck, I never even get an offer so nobody even knows what I want. I want a winger of equal value.. or a downgrade with good futures involved.

It's funny, people want players but they expect other GMs to hand them to them. Some of the way guys think and team build in this league is fucking laughable. I think if I was a team with 4 above average assets (like some teams), I'd be trading those above average assets for multiple very good assets.. fuck, the good teams do it even when they're good.. it's just good team building. It's funny how guys hoard there 3 good pieces and expect to be able to move their shit in large lump sums for quality. I get a kick out of it..

[MSP4LYFE]

^ Agreed.

[Lee]

Hey. If I can't get an NHL star for Kaspars Daugavins, Francois Bouchard and John McCarthy, then it's your loss, not mine.

[Scott]

Hey. If I can't get an NHL star for Kaspars Daugavins, Francois Bouchard and John McCarthy, then it's your loss, not mine.

Hey, and if you can, good on you. It's definitely been done! But you know what I mean Lee, you've shown that you can build a team.

[Lee]

(That was a joke, Scott)

Regardless. Why give top teams top players for depth? That keeps the bad teams bad.

[Scott]

(That was a joke, Scott)

Regardless. Why give top teams top players for depth? That keeps the bad teams bad.

Then don't give the good teams top players. But to me, it shouldn't matter who it's with as long as it helps you get better. And the top teams tend to overpay for those top players more, so it's beneficial in that sense. What keeps bad teams bad is their lack of effort and not being proactive.