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LE PRIX COMMERCIAL DU HABS DE WILLIAM NYLANDER RÉVÉLÉ ? COLE CAUFIELD, JURAJ SLAFKOVSKY ET PLUS (Leafs—Canadiens)



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Le premier tour du repêchage 2023 de la LNH s’est déroulé comme suit : 1er) Blackhawks de Chicago, Connor Bedard 2e) Ducks d’Anaheim, Leo Carlsson 3e) Blue Jackets de Columbus, Adam Fantilli 4e) Sharks de San Jose, Will Smith 5e) Canadiens de Montréal, David Reinbacher 6e) Arizona Coyotes, Dmitri Simashev 7e) Flyers de Philadelphie, Matvei Michkov 8e) Capitals de Washington, Ryan Leonard 9e) Red Wings de Détroit, Nate Danielson 10e) Blues de St. Louis, Dalibor Dvorsky 11e) Canucks de Vancouver, Tom Willander 12e) Coyotes de l’Arizona (des Sénateurs d’Ottawa ), Daniil But 13e) Sabres de Buffalo, Zach Benson 14e) Penguins de Pittsburgh, Brayden Yager 15e) Predators de Nashville, Matthew Wood 16e) Flames de Calgary, Samuel Honzek 17e) Red Wings de Détroit (des Islanders de New York via les Canucks de Vancouver), Axel Sandin Pellikka 18e) Jets de Winnipeg, Colby Barlow 19e) Blackhawks de Chicago (du Lightning de Tampa Bay), Oliver Moore 20e) Seattle Kraken, Eduard Sale 21e) Wild du Minnesota, Charlie Stramel 22e) Flyers de Philadelphie (des Kings de Los Angeles via les Blue Jackets de Columbus), Oliver Bonk 23e) Rangers de New York, Gabe Perreault 24e) Predators de Nashville (des Oilers d’Edmonton), Tanner Molendyk 25e) Blues de St. Louis (des Maple Leafs de Toronto), Otto Stenberg 26e) Sharks de San Jose (des Devils du New Jersey), Quentin Musty 27e) Colorado Avalanche, Calum Ritchie 28e) Maple Leafs de Toronto (des Bruins de Boston via les Capitals de Washington), Easton Cowan 29e) Blues de St. Louis (des Stars de Dallas via les Rangers de New York), Theo Lindstein 30e) Hurricanes de la Caroline, Bradley Nadeau 31e) Avalanche du Colorado (des Panthers de la Floride via les Canadiens de Montréal), Mikhail Gulyayev 32e) Golden Knights de Vegas, David Edstrom Cette vidéo se déroule également après la saison 2023 de la LNH et après les séries éliminatoires de la Coupe Stanley 2023, où les Golden Knights de Vegas ont battu les Panthers de la Floride en les finales. Cole Caufield était l’un des meilleurs espoirs de la LNH au repêchage 2019 de la LNH. Le repêchage de la LNH 2019 a vu de nombreux espoirs de la LNH sélectionnés par diverses équipes. 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31 Comments

  1. Lol. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
    Habs will not trade either for Nylander. More like Anderson and a 2nd. And throw in on Dvorak if they want him. And a Choice of struble and Norlinder.

  2. Hughes hangs up the phone. Only any of our core gets traded is for a dominant offensive Center. I will maybe think of Nylander if he leaves as a ufa if we can clear enough cap.

  3. I would never trade for a Maple Laffs player Mediocrity is tge Maple Laffs standard even when they are supposed to be good. It’s a losing culture and their play in the playoffs cements this fact.

  4. Montreal dosent Trade with Toronto (Plecanec is only player I can remember in last 25 years and that was a mistake
    End of discussion

  5. I’d be shocked if the Habs did that. I don’t (personally) think they need him. It would be a cool addition, definitely help. But not at that price. Toronto got themselves into this mess with playoff no shows Like Matthews & Marner making way more than they’ve proven (again, personal opinion) to be worth. Let the Leafs sort out their own mess.

  6. I thought you meant trade Carey Price lol, the Leafs will want Arber, they like Arber a lot, no way i would give Arber or Guhle.

  7. Yes, Caufield alone is to big a price. Maybe just some picks is what a Nylander is worth. No guarantee he will sign? Yeah? No.

  8. What makes me say no for nylander is the attitude he seems to be holding out on the leafs again and i say again because he did that with his first contract coming out of his rookie contract that screams like a big nope for me.

  9. Kent Hughes wouldn't trade Caufield for Marner or Suzuki for Matthews. Habs heading for a 25th Stanley Cup. No need to look elsewhere, solutions are in our backyard

  10. That's Madness, I wouldn't trade Caulfield for Nylander 1 for 1. I wouldn't even sign him in free agency. I think Leafs fans are nuts thinking that's even possible! The Hab's wouldn't offer anything near that for PLD and he's French and 6'3, never happening!

  11. Tbh i think mtl is trying to set themselves up for a big free agency splash in a couple seasons.

  12. Nothing that Hughes has done suggests that he is dumb enough to make a deal like this.

  13. Habs would have to overpay to get Willy out of Toronto, especially being a division rival. Makes 0 sense tbh. He would easily be there best player tho

  14. if the habs want Nylander they should just wait for him to hit the open market

  15. None of these 3 players make sense in a trade. Caufield? Hmmm no way Montreal trades him. Toronto is in win now mode so Guhle and Slaf make little sense. My offer to Toronto would be Matheson + Savard + Kidney + 2nd round pick.

  16. Crazy idea, that actually has merit:
    Nylander may follow his ole assistant coach, Spencer Carbery, to Caps- play with Ovi & Backstrom

    when Carberry was assistant coach the last two years for the Leafs, he was responsible for their franchise-record setting power-play, and Nylander's career-high 40-goal 87 point season.

    Prior to Leafs, he was the AHL Hershey bears coach for the Capitals & knows those players and prospects

    He is now back as bench boss of the Caps for the last two years of ovechkin's contract.

    I think we're going to hear from the Caps this season.

    I don't know if Nylander wants to move stateside. I could see it happening more toward winter trade deadline, but the Caps trades can be interesting-they surprised most when they picked up Max Pacioretty.

    How could they afford this?
    NHL is full of funny money

    They've accumulated first second and third round draft picks for next year, and I could see one of their goalies being traded.

    Caps keep their business close to the vest

    not saying it's going to happen, wouldn't be shocked if somehow Nylander found himself playing next to Ovi.

    Play with someone who has a better NHL record than the longest Stanley Cup drought.

    Leafs are a top revenue team. Caps are probably valued at about half of leafs franchise revenues

    so the Caps locker room might not be as pretty 😊

  17. Sorry this trade will never happen Toronto fans,,Habs do not need Nylander,, Caulfield not going no where

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