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Originally Posted by Vinny01
Tkachuk is on pace to match his 108 from last year which is only 7 less than Huberdeau scored as a career high and Huberdeau is on pace for 59pts for the Flames which isn’t even close to what he is paid for now let alone his massive increase.
Florida sold high and are positioned much better for the future because of it.
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His numbers in Calgary are irrelevant, why keep talking about Calgary? Again they were forced, I am talking from a Florida perspective.
When you win the presidents trophy and trade multiple firsts to win now the trade doesn't make a ton of sense IMO.
You keep acting like losing Weegar was nothing, have you seen their D? Their future was now, they had been building for years already.
Any good team could trade their top players for younger ones and be better for the future but when you are at the top of the league you gotta go for it a few times IMO. They traded all their draft capital to win now and then traded current players to win later. (Maybe). How are they going to get back to being a top team with no draft picks? Tkachuk is 5 years younger but they also traded 3 first's. He will be close to 30 by the time they can build it back up if at all.
We can agree to disagree but I dont see the Panthers as a top team anytime soon