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he must actually blow if they retained and only got a 3rd

Evidently Isles are looking into Duchene...

Do the isles have a top 2 dman locked up longterm? i guess that's the starting point.

He is a tire fire apparently

Nikita Zadorov suffered a season-ending injury.........fractured ankle

shit!

Good thing Nurse is almost back

don't like the idea of duche going to play second fiddle to Tavares but what else is new with this train wreck of a season

Lee wroteCOLONdon't like the idea of duche going to play second fiddle to Tavares but what else is new with this train wreck of a season

It's worked out well for Malkin playing 2nd fiddle to Crosby for a decade. Duchene would get the easier lines to face on a nightly basis. Of course it all means very little if they don't surround Tavares and Duchene with the right players.

CasperX22 wroteCOLON

Lee wroteCOLONdon't like the idea of duche going to play second fiddle to Tavares but what else is new with this train wreck of a season

It's worked out well for Malkin playing 2nd fiddle to Crosby for a decade. Duchene would get the easier lines to face on a nightly basis. Of course it all means very little if they don't surround Tavares and Duchene with the right players.

Right.. JT doesn't even get a good player to play with.. esp with what it will take to get Duchene...

The BBKL Insider wroteCOLONDo the isles have a top 2 dman locked up longterm? i guess that's the starting point.

I'm not Hamonic's biggest fan but I think most would consider him a #2 and he's signed for another 3.5 years at under 4 mil.

Reportedly the ask was Hamonic + Barzal + 1st I think, which is a price I wouldn't pay. I'd do Hamonic + MDC/JHS/Bellows + 1st though if Colorado would.

Honestly, as much I think it makes sense for NYI to acquire Duchene, I don't think it makes sense for COL to trade him to NYI. They really probably are looking for young defensemen with elite upside. Hamonic might be too old for them, and Pulock is good but not exceptional and is a RHD where they are much more solid.

hong57 wroteCOLON

CasperX22 wroteCOLON

Lee wroteCOLONdon't like the idea of duche going to play second fiddle to Tavares but what else is new with this train wreck of a season

It's worked out well for Malkin playing 2nd fiddle to Crosby for a decade. Duchene would get the easier lines to face on a nightly basis. Of course it all means very little if they don't surround Tavares and Duchene with the right players.

Right.. JT doesn't even get a good player to play with.. esp with what it will take to get Duchene...

Lee and Bailey are perfectly fine as JT's wingers. Bailey this season seems like a good bet to at least break 50 points, and Lee will likely break 30 goals.

Duchene should be good enough to drive his own line, especially while getting easier matchups.

CasperX22 wroteCOLON

Lee wroteCOLONdon't like the idea of duche going to play second fiddle to Tavares but what else is new with this train wreck of a season

It's worked out well for Malkin playing 2nd fiddle to Crosby for a decade. Duchene would get the easier lines to face on a nightly basis. Of course it all means very little if they don't surround Tavares and Duchene with the right players.

I agree with this

timwebb1212 wroteCOLON

The BBKL Insider wroteCOLONDo the isles have a top 2 dman locked up longterm? i guess that's the starting point.

I'm not Hamonic's biggest fan but I think most would consider him a #2 and he's signed for another 3.5 years at under 4 mil.

Reportedly the ask was Hamonic + Barzal + 1st I think, which is a price I wouldn't pay. I'd do Hamonic + MDC/JHS/Bellows + 1st though if Colorado would.

Honestly, as much I think it makes sense for NYI to acquire Duchene, I don't think it makes sense for COL to trade him to NYI. They really probably are looking for young defensemen with elite upside. Hamonic might be too old for them, and Pulock is good but not exceptional and is a RHD where they are much more solid.

gosh, that's pricy for Duchene.

Isn't Pulock always injured though?

Tearing it up in the AHL. Waiting for him to get called up and played instead of mayfield/pelech

Handsome&FairMike wroteCOLONTearing it up in the AHL. Waiting for him to get called up and played instead of mayfield/pelech

Why is he not up? he's a stud when healthy

Must mean Kyle wood or deangelo gonna get a call up in arz

TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs have placed 19-year-old rookie Mitch Marner on injured reserve and recalled centre Frederik Gauthier from the AHL's Toronto Marlies.

Source: http://www.tsn.ca/leafs-place-marner-on ... d-1.677167

The BBKL Insider wroteCOLON

Handsome&FairMike wroteCOLONTearing it up in the AHL. Waiting for him to get called up and played instead of mayfield/pelech

Why is he not up? he's a stud when healthy

Bc he is allergic to playing defense.

Top 50 prospects Not in the NHL (Per Craig Button):


1 Clayton Keller, C 18 Ari Boston U (NCAA) 24 17 35
2 Alex Nylander, LW/RW 18 Buf Rochester (AHL) 46 6 21
3 Thomas Chabot, D 20 Ott Saint John (QMJHL) 26 7 34
4 Dylan Strome, C 19 Ari Erie (OHL) 23 17 53
5 Kirill Kaprizov, LW 19 Min Ufa (KHL) 49 20 42
6 Jesse Puljujarvi, RW 18 Edm Bakersfield (AHL) 17 6 13
7 Kyle Connor, LW/RW 20 Wpg Manitoba (AHL) 30 8 18
8 Brock Boeser, RW 19 Van North Dakota (NCAA) 25 11 26
9 Charlie McAvoy, D 19 Bos Boston U (NCAA) 31 4 20
10 Philippe Myers, D 20 Phi R-Noranda (QMJHL) 22 8 20
11 Ilya Samsonov, G 19 Was Magnitogorsk (KHL) 27 2.00 .930
12 Tyler Parsons, G 19 Cgy London (OHL) 26 2.25 .926
13 Joel Eriksson Ek, C 20 Min Farjestad (SHL) 18 6 12
14 Mikhail Sergachev, D 18 Mtl Windsor (OHL) 38 9 37
15 Tyson Jost, C 18 Col North Dakota (NCAA) 24 11 25
16 Pierre-Luc Dubois, LW 18 Clb B-Boisbriand (QMJHL) 38 20 47
17 Sam Steel, C 19 Ana Regina (WHL) 52 39 105
18 Olli Juolevi, D 18 Van London (OHL) 46 8 37
19 Mathew Barzal, C 19 NYI Seattle (WHL) 34 8 63
20 Christian Fischer, RW 19 Ari Tucson (AHL) 40 18 36
21 Igor Shestyorkin, G 21 NYR St. Petersburg (KHL) 39 1.64 .937
22 Colin White, C/RW 20 Ott B. College (NCAA) 29 14 27
23 Alex DeBrincat, RW 19 Chi Erie (OHL) 51 51 107
24 Ilya Sorokin, G 21 NYI Moskva (KHL) 39 1.61 .929
25 Luke Kunin, C/RW 19 Min Wisconsin (NCAA) 27 19 33
26 Jacob Larsson, D 19 Ana Frolunda (SHL) 21 0 3
27 Vladislav Kamenev, C 20 Nsh Milwaukee (AHL) 49 13 38
28 Danny O'Regan, C 23 SJ San Jose (AHL) 43 16 45
29 Travis Sanheim, D 20 Phi Lehigh Valley (AHL) 52 8 26
30 Tristan Jarry, G 21 Pit W-B Scranton (AHL) 33 2.27 .921
31 Julius Honka, D 21 Dal Texas (AHL) 33 6 23
32 Shea Theodore, D 21 Ana San Diego (AHL) 15 2 11
33 Thatcher Demko, G 21 Van Utica (AHL) 26 3.04 .893
34 Rasmus Asplund, C 19 Buf Farjestad (SHL) 31 3 16
35 Ville Saarijarvi, D 19 Det Mississauga (OHL) 30 10 28
36 Gabriel Carlsson, D 20 Clb Linköping (SHL) 32 2 4
37 Logan Stanley, D 18 Wpg Windsor (OHL) 35 4 17
38 German Rubtsov, C 18 Phi Chicoutimi (QMJHL) 11 7 18
39 Logan Brown, C 18 Ott Windsor (OHL) 28 13 35
40 Adam Gaudette, C 20 Van Northeastern (NCAA) 31 23 49
41 Jonas Siegenthaler, D 19 Wsh Zurich (SUI) 23 0 6
42 Tage Thompson, C 19 StL Connecticut (NCAA) 30 17 29
43 Vitaly Abramov, LW 18 Clb Gatineau (QMJHL) 56 43 87
44 Jake Walman, D 21 StL Providence (NCAA) 32 5 19
45 Filip Chlapik, C 19 Ott Charlottetown (QMJHL) 45 30 81
46 Jack Roslovic, C/RW 20 Wpg Manitoba (AHL) 42 9 27
47 Jordan Greenway, LW 20 Min Boston U (NCAA) 30 8 27
48 Jakub Vrana, RW/LW 20 Wsh Hershey (AHL) 36 16 34
49 Daniel Sprong, RW 19 Pit Charlottetown (QMJHL) 19 18 31
50 Zachary Senyshyn, RW 19 Bos S.S. Marie (OHL) 48 36 51


Source: http://www.tsn.ca/talent/who-are-the-be ... l-1.677389

doesn't look good