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JawandaPuck 07-07-2012 02:34 AM

[WSH/PIT] Mike Green wielding his RFA leverage
 
Assuming PIT and Mike Green have already spoken and have reached a mutually satisfactory deal in principle...

To PIT
D Mike Green, RHS, RFA

To WSH
D Simon Despres, LHS, ELC (former first rounder, towering top prospect)
W Pascal Dupuis, $1.5m, ufa'13 (20G grinder)
1st rndr
2nd rndr


PIT then signs W Alex Semin to fill Dupuis' spot. Green pairs with Martin, and Despres with Orlov eventually. Thoughts?

Human 07-07-2012 02:37 AM

I'd do it. my fellow Pens fans will say that Mike Green is not the type of dmen the Pens need.

edit: I definitely don't want Semin though.

Honour Over Glory 07-07-2012 02:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JawandaPuck (Post 52255761)
Assuming PIT and Mike Green have already spoken and have reached a mutually satisfactory deal in principle...

To PIT
D Mike Green, RHS, RFA

To WSH
D Simon Despres, LHS, ELC (former first rounder, towering top prospect)
W Pascal Dupuis, $1.5m, ufa'13 (20G grinder)
1st rndr
2nd rndr


PIT then signs W Alex Semin to fill Dupuis' spot. Green pairs with Martin, and Despres with Orlov eventually. Thoughts?

Yeah, this trade is horrible for the Pens, great for the Caps.

Hell to the no from the Pens, hell no.

Someone post that no gif that is popular around here, like 100x.

Captain Hook 07-07-2012 02:46 AM

Mike Green is very good when healthy but he fills no need for the Pens since we have Letang on the roster and Morrow, Despres and Pouliot in the system.

billybudd 07-07-2012 02:47 AM

Doesn't make sense financially and Green doesn't really fit our needs (already have a right-handed D that puts up big numbers). Considering Green isn't something we need, there's too much going the other way. Dupuis alone would be a bad deal. Not because he's worth more than Green (he's not), but he fits a role we need better than Green does.

um 07-07-2012 02:48 AM

caps dont need to rebuild

ronaldo123 07-07-2012 02:52 AM

Just wondering what would the price of Mike Green be in a trade?

JawandaPuck 07-07-2012 02:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Hook (Post 52255973)
Mike Green is very good when healthy but he fills no need for the Pens since we have Letang on the roster and Morrow, Despres and Pouliot in the system.

The need Green fills is the one Z Michalek couldn't, a top four d-man who can move the puck and keep up with Crosby or Malkin when Letang is not on the ice. Not much out there in free agency, and almost impossible to get such a d-man in trades withour sending a top four dman back.

JawandaPuck 07-07-2012 02:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by um (Post 52255993)
caps dont need to rebuild

The premise of this is that Green got a contract offer from the Pens that he found compelling. The PIT offer to WSH in such a scenario is therefore mostly non roster assets.

SimplySensational 07-07-2012 03:15 AM

Mike Green wouldn't talk to the Penguins.

JawandaPuck 07-07-2012 03:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liberation (Post 52256277)
Mike Green wouldn't talk to the Penguins.

Maybe his old buddy Derek Engelland talks him into it. :)

Whydidijoin* 07-07-2012 03:35 AM

Washington loses the best player in the deal, in a time when they are trying to compete. Green is a key piece.

Pittsburgh acquires a player that does not fill a need for them.

Makes no sense on either side.

JawandaPuck 07-07-2012 03:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whydidijoin (Post 52256519)
Washington loses the best player in the deal, in a time when they are trying to compete. Green is a key piece.

Pittsburgh acquires a player that does not fill a need for them.

Makes no sense on either side.

WSH has little choice in the matter since Green is a free agent. As for PIT's need, Green near perfectly fits coach Bylsma's system, as well as the gaping hole in PIT's top four blueline rotation.

Blank 07-07-2012 04:26 AM

Extremely hard for the Caps to get fair value for Green after the injury plagued seasons he's had..

I would actually argue that Dupuis is the best player in this trade... A 20g versatile grinder that fits well into the Pens lineup with a minimal cap hit.

Morozov 07-07-2012 05:06 AM

This trade makes little sense for anyone and your premise that Green has agreed to a deal with the Pens and is "wielding his RFA leverage" does not make for much of a conversation. You wanting to have a discussion about the Caps dealing Green to the team they probably hate the most for "non roster assets" based on an imaginary situation makes this conversation little more than a fairytale really.

Caps fans will shoot this down and rightfully so (both fanbases would for the most part), but your fairytale situation cancels that out, which, as I say, does not make for much of a conversation.

Caps fans "no".

You "well in my fairytale world where everything is shaped so it MUST happen this way they have little choice"

Caps fans :confused:

wej20 07-07-2012 06:11 AM

Green isn't the type of dmen the Pens need to be adding.

Jill Sandwich 07-07-2012 06:11 AM

Would you guys take Orpik for Orlov, Laich, a 1st and a 2nd?

CapsWolverinesUSA 07-07-2012 06:53 AM

The Pens and Caps will not be trading major parts with one another. The Vokoun trade is about as signifiant as you'll see, and that was really just a trade-rights deal.

eXile59 07-07-2012 07:01 AM

If you want to trade Green there are probably 20 other teams willing to give more. The Pens do not need him so wouldn't be willing to give much up.

TorstenFrings 07-07-2012 08:13 AM

This has nothing to do with value at all, but I wouldn't trade Dupuis in anything but a stunning "can't say no to" coup right now, just because he is currently that important at what he brings for what he earns.

BobRouse 07-07-2012 08:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JawandaPuck (Post 52256591)
WSH has little choice in the matter since Green is a free agent.

OK this makes little sense. Green is an RFA who recently turned down arbitration and in all likelyhood is working on a nice extension with McPhee.

IF Green wanted to be a UFA after this year why not take the arbitration and 1 year deal and then become a UFA after this year so he can CHOOSE his destination?

duffy9748 07-07-2012 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jill Sandwich (Post 52257463)
Would you guys take Orpik for Orlov, Laich, a 1st and a 2nd?

Pen's fans have really started to over value their players.

Click Here 07-07-2012 08:39 AM

nope. GMGM knows green puts up 55 in PIT and isnt about to help a rival.

caps as per the last few years want to win this year. if they make any trade involving a star/veteran and a prospect, it'll be them getting the player (see: Dallas)

PKV Jungle Friends 07-07-2012 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jill Sandwich (Post 52257463)
Would you guys take Orpik for Orlov, Laich, a 1st and a 2nd?

I love this deal but then again I'm a large Penguins supporter.

From a Caps standpoint, this offer would make Peter Bondra roll over in his grave...if he were dead.

birddog* 07-07-2012 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JawandaPuck (Post 52255761)
Assuming PIT and Mike Green have already spoken and have reached a mutually satisfactory deal in principle...

To PIT
D Mike Green, RHS, RFA

To WSH
D Simon Despres, LHS, ELC (former first rounder, towering top prospect)
W Pascal Dupuis, $1.5m, ufa'13 (20G grinder)
1st rndr
2nd rndr


PIT then signs W Alex Semin to fill Dupuis' spot. Green pairs with Martin, and Despres with Orlov eventually. Thoughts?

Why wouldn't Washington match or except the multiple 1st rounders?


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