Les Sharks de San Jose envisagent des scénarios de compromis à succès alors que les rumeurs tournent autour de l’avenir de Simon Nemec dans le New Jersey. Nemec pourrait-il être la solution pour la ligne bleue des Sharks, ou n’est-il qu’un autre élément de la reconstruction en cours de la franchise ? Des questions planent sur la valeur commerciale de William Eklund, la recherche par l’équipe d’un ailier buteur et à quoi pourrait ressembler un package impliquant Quentin Musty ou le 20e choix au total. JD Young analyse les mouvements potentiels du repêchage, évaluant la valeur d’un échange à la baisse par rapport aux choix n°2 et n°20 avec des équipes comme les Canucks de Vancouver, les Blackhawks de Chicago et les Rangers de New York. Les sujets clés incluent les défis liés à l’espace de capitalisation, la profondeur des prospects et les prospects défensifs qui pourraient atterrir dans la Bay Area. Alors que San Jose envisage l’avenir, le commerce intelligent et la collecte de capitaux pourraient-ils enfin amorcer un redressement, ou les Sharks manqueront-ils des talents d’élite dans leur quête d’actifs ? Horodatage : 00:00 Interviews des joueurs hors saison 03:03 Discussion sur les problèmes de performance de Nemec 08:58 Quentin Musty est-il un élément commercial ? 13:00 Échange à partir de 2 15:15 Le forfait des Canucks 17:30 Le forfait des Blackhawks 20:55 Le forfait des Rangers 24:20 Retour à partir de 20 25:05 Stratégie de repêchage et choix d’échange 28:00 Les Flames sont-ils un partenaire naturel ? Rejoignez le club quotidien Locked on Sharks All-Access pour un contenu spécial destiné aux fans les plus inconditionnels des Sharks de San Jose : https://lockedonsharks.supercast.com/ Suivez et abonnez-vous sur toutes les plateformes de podcast… 🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/podcasts/locked-on-sharks/ Locked On NHL League-Wide : chaque équipe, fantasy, espoirs et plus 🎧 https://linktr.ee/LockedOnNHL #NHL #Requins #SanJoseSharks
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I don’t get the Nemec hype. He’s long on projection but short on actual performance. He is also terrible defensively. The Sharks are already bad at preventing goals, they don’t need another player making it worse. I wouldn’t give up Eklund or Musty for him. Jersey would have to sweeten the deal to get either of those players.
Is Nemec really an upgrade over Ferraro?
Edit: that's really what you are looking for not a sideways or downgrade. It has to be an upgrade or you are just spinning your wheels.
Might be a bit of an overpay considering what he is now
I still can't shake the feeling they are targeting Carels for some reason. Same team as Ravensbergen, so lots of eyes on him. Very nasty, with a little bit of offensive upside.
Screw helping the Hawks unless they blow us away
Would Gaudette be in play here? He's cheap at 2m, and he can definitely score. He had 17 goals this season and 19 last season on different teams only averaging like 12 minutes a game. Plus no NMC. Package him with Musty and maybe a later pick if you needed to?
David Jiricek getting traded twice has definitely hurt the trade value on Nemec. They were only drafted 4 picks apart.
I’d only trade down from the #2 pick with the Rangers and only for Adam Fox. Happy to add as well. Otherwise make the pick at #2 and watch the jealous faces.
I also suspect that someone the Sharks like is going to be available at #20 but the trading down math is a useful exercise.
Haven’t we been saying all year seconds are lottery tickets and not good ones
Unless they can get him straight up for the 20th pick, I don't think the Sharks should have much interest in Nemec since he really hasn't shown much at the NHL level yet and is going to cost a lot of money soon. Honestly, I'd rather take a shot at Hamilton since he probably won't be too expensive to acquire in a trade and is only signed for two more years. As for trading back from #2, I hope they don't do it unless they get blown away by a deal because they hopefully won't be picking this high again for a long time.
Honestly the only way I think the Sharks should trade the #2 pick is if the Canucks are willing to give up Hronek. Something like #2 and #20 (and probably a prospect) for #3 and Hronek…..which might make sense for the Canucks if they're serious about a full rebuild. Having 3 1st round picks would help get a rebuild started, and there's no point having (and paying) a #1 Dman who's going to damn near 35 years old before you are a legit playoff contender again.