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2023 NHL trade deadline

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Mickstix:
Yea, but anyone they trade (that's a UFA) they can probably get back in the offseason, if they "really" want to. Team has nothing going on this year, so might as well get some picks if we can.


I like the Sandin trade. Kid has potential and some term left. Is only 22. If they weren't gonna get Chychrun, this is a good alternative. 22 year old "nhl'rs" are hard to come by.

capsfanpdx:

need to stack up more pics now!

BlackIce:
Rasmus Sandin:  Will turn 23 next week.  Played in 52 regular season games for Toronto so far this season, so fair to say he's basically been a full-time defenseman.  Generally has played 15-19 minutes per game, so not a first pairing defenseman; probably sort of a 2nd pair for Toronto.  BUT this may be his first full-time season, so not a surprise - maybe more of a surprise that he is at least marginally a top 4 defenseman at age 22.  5'11", 185 lbs., so a bit undersized, but interestingly, with Hathaway gone, he comes in as #3 on the Capitals in hits for the season, with 113, so he seems not to be afraid to mix it up a bit.  +/- of +10, for what that's worth. 


The Caps will have several years of control and reasonable cost containment over him, so there's that.

capsfanpdx:

--- Quote from: BlackIce on Tuesday February 28, 2023, 05:21:11 PM Eastern ---Rasmus Sandin:  Will turn 23 next week.  Played in 52 regular season games for Toronto so far this season, so fair to say he's basically been a full-time defenseman.  Generally has played 15-19 minutes per game, so not a first pairing defenseman; probably sort of a 2nd pair for Toronto.  BUT this may be his first full-time season, so not a surprise - maybe more of a surprise that he is at least marginally a top 4 defenseman at age 22.  5'11", 185 lbs., so a bit undersized, but interestingly, with Hathaway gone, he comes in as #3 on the Capitals in hits for the season, with 113, so he seems not to be afraid to mix it up a bit.  +/- of +10, for what that's worth. 


The Caps will have several years of control and reasonable cost containment over him, so there's that.

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I think he was third line pairing in Toronto.....

BlackIce:

--- Quote from: capsfanpdx on Tuesday February 28, 2023, 05:19:50 PM Eastern ---need to stack up more pics now!

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Yeah, I was disappointed to lose the pick that figured to be close to #32 in this year's draft, because I already knew who I wanted the Caps to select with that pick:  The #1 goalie in this year's draft, who doesn't figure to go in the first round, a huge, 6'6" 215 pound guy.


Oh well.

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