Speculation: Iggy

[BurnEmUp]

Successful troll is successful.

[Flamesrule]

Originally Posted by ubercanucksfan

Canucks fan here, and while i realize Feaster likes this job too much to trade Iggy and have a nieuwendyk situation, I think the canucks could use him.

Vancouver gives up:
Cory Schneider

Calgary gives up:
Jarome Iginla
1st 2013
2nd 2013

The thinking here is having a goaltender to help after Kiprusoff will help assauge the fanbase, and that Feaster will realize the likelyhood of getting anyone near this good with the picks he is expecting (bottom half minimum) to the point they can give Iginla.

The thinking for Vancouver is you keep Luongo to split time with Lack for a year or two then deal him to a team that needs capspace. The picks will help replenish their prospects, and they could package these and their first for a top five next year. Iginla brings the skill and toughness Van City covets, and would be a great power forward with the Sedins.

Is this a joke?


You guys should be giving us your 2013 1st and 2nd.

[Northern Heat]

Originally Posted by Stewie Griffin

Thing is though, Iginla won't be traded in a situation where a team doesn't overpay, making your requirement of "fair" moot.

This is about as accurate as it gets. Same as the other half million times this has been discussed.

[tyflames]

Originally Posted by ubercanucksfan

Canucks fan here, and while i realize Feaster likes this job too much to trade Iggy and have a nieuwendyk situation, I think the canucks could use him.

Vancouver gives up:
Cory Schneider

Calgary gives up:
Jarome Iginla
1st 2013
2nd 2013

The thinking here is having a goaltender to help after Kiprusoff will help assauge the fanbase, and that Feaster will realize the likelyhood of getting anyone near this good with the picks he is expecting (bottom half minimum) to the point they can give Iginla.

The thinking for Vancouver is you keep Luongo to split time with Lack for a year or two then deal him to a team that needs capspace. The picks will help replenish their prospects, and they could package these and their first for a top five next year. Iginla brings the skill and toughness Van City covets, and would be a great power forward with the Sedins.

Feaster would probably laugh for a second then hang up. Why in the hell would we trade the face of our franchise and draft picks to get a player? If we're trading iginla the only draft pick in the deal are going to be coming to us, not being sent away. Not to mention the obvious bias vancouver fan and the terrible value of that deal.

[Flamester]

Originally Posted by ubercanucksfan

Canucks fan here, and while i realize Feaster likes this job too much to trade Iggy and have a nieuwendyk situation, I think the canucks could use him.

Vancouver gives up:
Cory Schneider

Calgary gives up:
Jarome Iginla
1st 2013
2nd 2013

The thinking here is having a goaltender to help after Kiprusoff will help assauge the fanbase, and that Feaster will realize the likelyhood of getting anyone near this good with the picks he is expecting (bottom half minimum) to the point they can give Iginla.

The thinking for Vancouver is you keep Luongo to split time with Lack for a year or two then deal him to a team that needs capspace. The picks will help replenish their prospects, and they could package these and their first for a top five next year. Iginla brings the skill and toughness Van City covets, and would be a great power forward with the Sedins.

Other way around iggy for 1st , 2nd schneider, and probs another prospect

[Stewie Griffin]

Originally Posted by Flamester

Other way around iggy for 1st , 2nd schneider, and probs another prospect

I still wouldn't trade Iginla to one of the team's most hated rivals without a significantly ludicrous overpayment.

[Flamester]

Originally Posted by Stewie Griffin

I still wouldn't trade Iginla to one of the team's most hated rivals without a significantly ludicrous overpayment.

Obviously but if we had no good that's what I would want