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Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 4:54 pm
by Dallas Stars GM

WOW
Personally, I think Oilers got robbed. Chiarelli traded Seguin (while in Boston) and now Hall.. the no.1 and no.2 respectively, of the same draft year. WOW.. I think he literally got robbed..I feel sorry for the Oilers fans...but, who knows, maybe Larsson is the piece of a puzzle that will make Oilers a winning team...
And P.K. Subban for Weber? Absolute shocker! I think Preds won it there by a bit.
What are your thoughts about it guys?
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 5:33 pm
by SharksGM
Weber is a slower, older, worse version of Subban signed to a ridiculous contract. I would feel sorry for Habs fans except I don't and instead I'm happy for PK to go a team run by a more competent GM.
Hall for Larsson is just hilarious. In case anyone was thinking that the Oilers management might have found a clue somewhere, well... nope.
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 6:44 pm
by TorontoGM
Well maybe now Subban can learn to properly play defense.
As for Hall, I don't really understand why people were expecting an "elite" type return for him. 65 points is not elite level.
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 7:05 pm
by Jets GM
If Weber's body can hold up and Montreal gets 7-8 great years out of him, rather then 5, I would take their side of it. Still a high risk move to make, I don't understand why they felt the need to move P.K.
Hall for Larsson will take a few seasons to find out...
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 10:58 pm
by SharksGM
TorontoGM wrote:Well maybe now Subban can learn to properly play defense.
As for Hall, I don't really understand why people were expecting an "elite" type return for him. 65 points is not elite level.
Those sure are two bad opinions. Weber has jack shit on Subban besides a few inches. He's been exposed as a poor defender despite playing with top talent for a few years now, exactly the bullshit narrative that some people try to push about Subban only actually true.
Hall is one of the top left wings in the game. Name 5 better players at his position if you can. Larsson is top 5 in what, right handed Swedish defensemen maybe?
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 11:05 pm
by Vik (Habs)
SharksGM wrote:Hall is one of the top left wings in the game. Name 5 better players at his position if you can. Larsson is top 5 in what, right handed Swedish defensemen maybe?
But acquiring Andy Greene's last partner has worked out so well, the Oilers figured they ought to double down. Only they didn't want to feel like they were taking advantage of anyone so they gave up their second most valuable asset to do it. Generosity of spirit, creating some good karma, all that jazz.
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Wed Jun 29, 2016 11:40 pm
by IslandersGM
there was much anger on the radio waves today... got the text from my dad while cleaning out my classroom for the summer - I'm also a free agent teacher again - didn't get hired back.
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2016 12:26 am
by TorontoGM
SharksGM wrote:TorontoGM wrote:Well maybe now Subban can learn to properly play defense.
As for Hall, I don't really understand why people were expecting an "elite" type return for him. 65 points is not elite level.
Those sure are two bad opinions. Weber has jack shit on Subban besides a few inches. He's been exposed as a poor defender despite playing with top talent for a few years now, exactly the bullshit narrative that some people try to push about Subban only actually true.
Hall is one of the top left wings in the game. Name 5 better players at his position if you can. Larsson is top 5 in what, right handed Swedish defensemen maybe?
Subban is still learning, I never compared him to Weber.
There are plenty of left wingers I would take over Hall. He's a great player, and Edmonton didn't get enough. I just laugh when people expect 3 years worth of picks for one player.
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2016 12:49 am
by Dallas Stars GM
there was much anger on the radio waves today... got the text from my dad while cleaning out my classroom for the summer - I'm also a free agent teacher again - didn't get hired back.
Yeah, I was also reading some blogs and articles and saw a lot angered Oilers fans and I totally understand them. I'd be angry too. The truth is, yes, only time will tell but the trade doesn't look very good today.
I'm sorry to hear that Chris, but I'm sure you're gonna find a new place soon. :)
Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2016 6:36 am
by Commish Bub(NYR)
IslandersGM wrote:there was much anger on the radio waves today... got the text from my dad while cleaning out my classroom for the summer - I'm also a free agent teacher again - didn't get hired back.
Well that sucks. I guess you'll be spending the summer lining up your next gig, then?
As for anger, yeah. Go to hfboards and spend a night reading through the various team pages, including a "Welcome Refugees" post on the Nashville boards.

Re: Shoking trades in the NHL
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2016 8:57 pm
by IslandersGM
Commish Bub(NYR) wrote:Well that sucks. I guess you'll be spending the summer lining up your next gig, then?
yep - taking a bit to relax and unwind though.