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Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 3:04 pm
by Scott
To Nashville: Curtis Glencross, Chad Larose, Maxim Goncharov, CAL 2nd entry 2010, NASH 4th entry 2010, DET 2nd waiver 2010 and PHI 2nd waiver 2010
To New Jersey: Patric Hornqvist
Now, how is this nothing? LOL.. I still feel dirty instead and needing 3 months of therapy. I get raped everytime.. what can I say?
PS. Nashville 2nd weeks is up (2 days to go, fuck it.. what difference will it make?)
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 4:05 pm
by kyuss
That was some battle of a negotiation..
:sweat
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 4:07 pm
by kyuss
Rumours coming on the deal..
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 4:11 pm
by Nick
kyuss wroteCOLONRumours coming on the deal..
intertesting.
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 4:12 pm
by Media
TSN Dreger has Backstrom being on the move,
NHL insider Bob McKenzie says it's either Hanzal or Hornqvist..
Could be also worth noting that Eklund pulled a e5 on Sullivan to NJ earlier in the day.
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 9:21 pm
by Shep
I wonder what is going to Nashville then.
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 9:22 pm
by Nick
Snipeshow wroteCOLONI wonder what is going to Nashville then.
its scott.. so ... an educated guess says nothing...
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 9:39 pm
by hong57
facey wroteCOLONSnipeshow wroteCOLONI wonder what is going to Nashville then.
its scott.. so ... an educated guess says nothing...
lol!!!
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 9:49 pm
by Shoalzie
What's that, little birdie?
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Sun May 16, 2010 10:14 pm
by MSP4LYFE
facey wroteCOLONits scott.. so ... an educated guess says nothing...
LMFAO
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Mon May 17, 2010 1:32 pm
by Scott
Told ya :sweat
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Mon May 17, 2010 1:46 pm
by Nick
its not nothing. that i'll agree with
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Mon May 17, 2010 1:53 pm
by Scott
facey wroteCOLONits not nothing. that i'll agree with
I mean, I'm happy with the deal.. but I paid a lot. But you've gotta pay for young talent and I had the parts to do so! Mik is gonna be a real solid GM..
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Mon May 17, 2010 5:04 pm
by kyuss
Raptactics wroteCOLONTo Nashville: Curtis Glencross, Chad Larose, Maxim Goncharov, CAL 2nd entry 2010, NASH 4th entry 2010, DET 2nd waiver 2010 and PHI 2nd waiver 2010
To New Jersey: Patric Hornqvist
Confirmed.
I realize there were GMs offering much better current value.. but i like Goncharov's potential, he is the real wildcard in this trade and somehow makes it worth for me.
If he stays in N.A. (i always thought he is better suited for the N.A. game and rinks anyway) and i'm able to hit something with one of those picks, i feel like i can really build off this deal.
Otherwise i'll lose it, but still with something to show for it, as Glencross and Larose are not oldies after all.
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Mon May 17, 2010 5:09 pm
by MSP4LYFE
I agree completely, Maxim Goncharov is a young future top pairing defenceman that not alot of people know about. He's big and he uses his size to his advantage as demonstrated by his play in the WJC last year, and his defensive prowess in the KHL. Combine that with a strong hockey IQ and one of the hardest shots from the point, and you have a very good piece with which to build your bleuline around. I'm a very big fan of this deal from Nashville's POV, as well as NJ who needed the goal scoring punch of Patrik Horqvist.
Re: Pending Deal: NSH/NJD
PostedCOLON Mon May 17, 2010 5:11 pm
by MSP4LYFE
Raptactics wroteCOLONfacey wroteCOLONits not nothing. that i'll agree with
I mean, I'm happy with the deal.. but I paid a lot. But you've gotta pay for young talent and I had the parts to do so! Mik is gonna be a real solid GM..
I agree, any GM who targets a prospect like Maxim Goncharov clearly know's their hockey. He's not a big name, but those who have seen him play, or followed him throughout his career know what type of impact he can have at the next level.