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Dustin Wolf is a cheat code
The topic of todays video is “Things that will never happen”
Why would Marino be on the market if Letang signs, he’s literally being groomed as a replacement for him. That literally makes absolutely zero logical sense and really shows you how brain dead most hockey “analysts” are
if Canucks want him, they should lead with Hoglander + , maybe add Rathbone.. i wouldnt go much more than that, he kind of regressed… which is troubling on a strong playoff team that needed him
Oilers draft pick. Was sad when he left for Pittsburgh
cough Chris Tanev cough cough
Didn't the Pittsburgh analysis said John Marino is just a mediocre D. Best year was his rookie. Heard they said he makes poor decisions.
Honestly don't know who would want to keep Boeser over Miller. Just insane thinking here. Boeser has one asset: his wrist-shot. How many goals did he score using that this season? MIller is center and winger, plays power play, PK, is part of the leadership core, is a better skater and better puck handler than Boeser. What's the value in Boeser again? His dropoff in production is not a one-season thing. It's now been multiple seasons and trading him away for better skaters and even a decent D-man to me would be worth it. Re-signing Miller has got to be priority 1.
I’m a pens fan and I think Letang goes and we sign Klingberg
Mock trade 1:
To Devils: JT Miller, Tyler Myers (35% retained) & Canucks 15th overall pick.
To Canucks: 2nd overall pick, Shakir Mukhamadullin, a 2022 second round pick & a 2023 4th round pick.
Mock trade 2:
To Hurricanes: Brock Boeser & Madison Bowey.
To Canucks: Scott Morrow, Ethan Bear & a 2023 conditional second round pick.
Additions:
2022 2nd overall pick (Logan Cooley)
2022 2nd round pick
2023 Conditional 2nd round pick
2023 4th round pick
Shakir Mukhamadullin
Scott Morrow
Ethan Bear
Subtractions:
JT Miller
Brock Boeser
Tyler Myers
Madison Bowey
does anything on this channel ever happen? guessing and rumors that never materialize is boring.
Van: JT Miller for
Pit: John Marino
2022 2nd
2023 1st
The Rust resigning makes it clear that the Penguins are still going to be trying to contend. As long as that's the case, the Penguins do not have the depth at right defense to trade Marino. The "right price" from the leaks would have to be high, probably higher than most teams would stomach, if the Penguins aren't going to get worse. I don't really think it's likely.
I'm a devoted penguins fan.. I say give Marino a shot! He's good
marino for the 7th pick ottawa wants to trade
marino i a great skater, very fluid, great first pass, zone entry's, you can't judge him on points, he's really good, legit top 4 defencemen
letang is staying in pittsburgh
To Pittsburgh:
F JT Miller
To Vancouver:
D John Marino
F Alex Nylander
2022 1st Rounder
2022 4th Rounder
Then…
To Dallas:
D Tyler Myers (500k retained)
To Vancouver:
F Radek Faksa
2022 3rd Rounder
Canucks get a young top 4 defenseman to replace Myers who rejoins his state team Dallas. Of which replaces lost Klingberg. Penguins get Miller to replace free agent Malkin in the short and long term. Faksa joins the Canucks who lost Miller and replaces his penalty killing role while also shoring up the Canucks 3C. Canucks also get some draft picks and Alex Nylander who could be a wildcard if he finds game.
Could turn into a Ben Hutton 🤔 player
Huges for Marino
Connor Garland
4 th rnd pick rangers
For
John Marino
Vancouver Canucks have had to many years of losing and that shows on the play .This team has to relearn to battle 60 minutes and play the full game not this 1 period or two crap they been pulling off
Marino and kapanen for Boeser July splash throwing oel retained and a sweetner
Idk
I can see Rutherford making such a trade. Bad idea. Honestly.
This club will be even worse next season they have to rebuild they made the same mistake as chicago too expected
Brock had an emotionally exhausting year dealing with everything back home. He should stay with his friends in Vancouver and be a part of the core group they are building moving forward. Marino would be a nice add to that group. I love his speed. In terms of a trade piece Pitsburg might want a RD back. Someone like L Schenn who can provide grit at a reasonable cap hit would be appealing. We would have to add a prospect. Maybe Hoglander. Id still like to see Myers moved and the OEL line to get a different look.