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I think Carolina would need to add a good prospect to make this trade work. Miller is a far better player. Kotkeimie is cheaper though but maybe not worth the money he is paid.
Jesperi definitely seems like something JR would do, but I also wonder if someone like Shane Wright on Seattle was also discussed with his poor play at the NHL level and him going back to the OHL. Seattle were also rumored to have been calling about Brock and JT so it would make sense if there were "talks" about a young former first round center but Seattle weren't quite ready to give him up.
OMG…Lego that introduction; would you stop playing "small" 🙄You really don't wear it well. It don't fit you
On paper… doesn't seem bad. I'd love some salary coming off the books and more draft picks in exchange for Miller. He's young but would Kotkaniemi be that much of an upgrade over Miller? Lot of speculation about a possible Miller/Carolina deal leading up the 2023 trade deadline. Maybe it could happen before the draft?
Have they tried banging their stick against their net? Asking for a friend
I haven't even watched the video but no, it wouldn't make sense for Vancouver to do that… kk has been under average his whole career and had one good game
Carolina would never do this. KK alone is too much for JTM
Trade Rumors after the trade deadline?
Too bad the Canes won’t move KK. It doesn’t make sense roster wise and it doesn’t make sense cap wise for the Canes. Especially when it goes against everything the Canes Front Office has historically done. So while it makes a lot of sense for the Canucks, it makes no sense for the Canes. You won’t be able to make a trade when only one side is willing to play ball.
only player I would like from the Hurricanes is Morrow, but unfortunately morrow isn't a center. Canucks made it clear that they want a center coming back in a JT Miller deal. Don't like Kotkaniemi. Habs know why they cut ties with him. Hope that Allvin staying away from Kot.
KK has been a journey man all his life and that is where he will stay…what he is being paid shows just how stupid some GM's are.
I don't hate it, but Carolina doesn't seem like the team that takes on any big cap contracts. They had the money to sign Hamilton and they let him walk. If I was the gm, I'd rather trade off a winger like Garland, Boeser or both, if you do that and maybe get Myers over to Arizona or maybe buyout OEL, then maybe they have some space to make some moves. The trouble is I don't see other teams bailing them out without the Canucks scratching their backs with picks or totally ripping them off.
Miller is a passionate player ..would dominate on the Hurricanes.
id watch trading miller whos built like a truck for playoffs for some twig who has half the points Unless miller and another asset
I said this before the Horvat trade but it makes even more sense after that one. Elias is just hitting his man body. 24-25 is the when players loses their kiddish looks and strength and develops their man bodies (strength, mind maturity etc…) 24-32ish is peak production years (disregard the freaks like crosby and Ovi) KK hasn't hit his ceiling yet and he is a legitimate 2nd line centre. Ratu is possibly a 2nd line but a for sure 3rd line centre. KK locked up at $4.5, sign Ratu long term lock him up and there is the center position for the winning window years… Hughes, Demko, Petterson 6-8 years to build around them.
1) Pettersson(24)
2) Kotkaniemi(22)
3) Ratu(21)