Re: NHL Transactions, Injuries & Rumours
PostedCOLON Tue Aug 04, 2015 7:04 pm
lolol Sutter 5 years 4.375M
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thats not bad for an elite 3rd line centre capable of chipping in upwards of 20 goalsthom54 wroteCOLONlolol Sutter 5 years 4.375M
LOL - oh Vancouver...thom54 wroteCOLONlolol Sutter 5 years 4.375M
Lmfao! Guess Vancouver has decided they are going to be awful for a few years.thom54 wroteCOLONlolol Sutter 5 years 4.375M
So Sutter is suddenly going to take some huge leap forward? My guess is not much changes for him.kimmer wroteCOLONthats not bad for an elite 3rd line centre capable of chipping in upwards of 20 goalsthom54 wroteCOLONlolol Sutter 5 years 4.375M
sutter owner should be happy about this because you know vancouvers gonna use him in a very very BBKL format-friendly manner
Ya don't see any logic in trading Bonino at 1.9M and then turning around and paying Sutter 4.4.CasperX22 wroteCOLONMy god Pittsburgh really hosed Vancouver in that deal lol! Dunno how Pittsburgh always does it.
Cap isn't a huge concern in Vancouver. Especially over the next few years as more and more ELC's are projected to get in the mix. The term is the good thing here for the Canucks, takes Sutter right til 32. Seems good to me.Robin Hood wroteCOLONYa don't see any logic in trading Bonino at 1.9M and then turning around and paying Sutter 4.4.CasperX22 wroteCOLONMy god Pittsburgh really hosed Vancouver in that deal lol! Dunno how Pittsburgh always does it.
I think spending cap for no reason is ridiculous. Why not keep bonino and trade for a player or sign someone or just keep the open cap space for the deadline and acquire someone while getting the other team to retain half the cap etc. 5 years of paying a player 2m more than he is worth.Fraser wroteCOLONCap isn't a huge concern in Vancouver. Especially over the next few years as more and more ELC's are projected to get in the mix. The term is the good thing here for the Canucks, takes Sutter right til 32. Seems good to me.Robin Hood wroteCOLONYa don't see any logic in trading Bonino at 1.9M and then turning around and paying Sutter 4.4.CasperX22 wroteCOLONMy god Pittsburgh really hosed Vancouver in that deal lol! Dunno how Pittsburgh always does it.
Don't forget the fact that Bonino is a better player. Not that he is anything special. but Sutter is barely an NHL player. Some guys will point to the fact Sutter had shitty linemates...well his production has been exactly the same when he has better ones as well. He is a horrible possession player.Robin Hood wroteCOLONI think spending cap for no reason is ridiculous. Why not keep bonino and trade for a player or sign someone or just keep the open cap space for the deadline and acquire someone while getting the other team to retain half the cap etc. 5 years of paying a player 2m more than he is worth.Fraser wroteCOLONCap isn't a huge concern in Vancouver. Especially over the next few years as more and more ELC's are projected to get in the mix. The term is the good thing here for the Canucks, takes Sutter right til 32. Seems good to me.Robin Hood wroteCOLONYa don't see any logic in trading Bonino at 1.9M and then turning around and paying Sutter 4.4.CasperX22 wroteCOLONMy god Pittsburgh really hosed Vancouver in that deal lol! Dunno how Pittsburgh always does it.
He's not an elite 3C...check out his advanced stats.Handsome&FairMike wroteCOLONWhereas sutter is an elite 3C.
yup. not elite shutdown. Good at FO (overrated ability overall I think), and he hits and such.. and has Sutter as a name + the former 11th overall 'pedigree' behind him.Robin Hood wroteCOLONHe's not an elite 3C...check out his advanced stats.Handsome&FairMike wroteCOLONWhereas sutter is an elite 3C.