2023/2024 Trade Rumors and Speculation Thread

[getbak]

Originally Posted by Pekkerhead

Doesn’t OK need to be signed today or we lose control of him?

No. He'll become a UFA on July 1. Until then, he can only talk to the Flames.

[topfiverecords]

Gene on SN...ok that signals time for a bathroom break

[Scroopy Noopers]

Originally Posted by TrentCrimmIndependent

Hard to say that for sure.

Flames were the first dominoes at more than one position, and giving the trades more time could've presented more options and potentially better ones.

The values today aren't great probably just because these are the leftover scraps that are being moved.

It is what it is now. Overall I'm fine with the work the Flames did. We'll have a much better picture when the draft picks are made.

It works both ways. If there are 3-4 teams interested, and the deadline is fast approaching, they may shift to the consolation prizes before the main prize is even dealt. Especially if they want third team retention.

[Bonded]

Originally Posted by IamNotKenKing

This. Wasn't. A. Thing.
STOP IT!

Would no one have claimed him on waivers out of respect?

[Canada 02]

https://twitter.com/user/status/1766164644429746217

[IamNotKenKing]

Originally Posted by Mitch

Okay? It was definitely made to be a thing during that time so maybe you'd care to explain what I'm missing?

The Memorandum of Agreement in place at the time of the signing of the offer sheet stated a player needed to be on a team's restricted list (meaning any team's) in order to not require waivers, and O'Reilly was. It was the Avalanche's list. This is what was in place at the time of the offer sheet being signed, thus he did not require waivers.

Later, in the actual CBA, it was changed to state the player must be on the team's restricted list (meaning the signing team's) in order to not require waivers. In this instance, which is not what was in place at the time of the offer sheet, O'Reilly would have required waivers prior to playing. This was the intent, which is why it was changed, but was not what was in place at the time.

[Lewis_D]

Originally Posted by Bingo Jr.

Hoping for a birthday trade here! Big or small, cmon Conroy!

Happy birthday!

[Rejean31]

Originally Posted by Flamescuprun2018

Sportsnet 960 speculating Avs seem to be preparing for big splash trade with these minor moves.

Looks like a little over 2 mill in cap space available.

Markstrom 50% retained might just be doable if they a move another salary the other way.

2024 1st - Ritchie - and another high pick or B prospect - cap dump

Can't see them winning Cup with Georgiev as their starter.

Oooh, Ritchie and Taylor Makar and Colorado 2nd round pick in 2025 for Jacob Markstrom and Andrew Mangiapane. Get Makar's brother here to set the groundwork for a Cale signing in the coming years.

[Bonded]

Deadline 3est?

[Mitch]

Originally Posted by IamNotKenKing

The Memorandum of Agreement in place at the time of the signing of the offer sheet stated a player needed to be on a team's restricted list (meaning any team's) in order to not require waivers, and O'Reilly was. It was the Avalanche's list. This is what was in place at the time of the offer sheet being signed, thus he did not require waivers.

Later, in the actual CBA, it was changed to state the player must be on the team's restricted list (meaning the signing team's) in order to not require waivers. In this instance, which is not what was in place at the time of the offer sheet, O'Reilly would have required waivers prior to playing. This was the intent, which is why it was changed, but was not what was in place at the time.

Did not know this - thanks for the explanation!

[KootenayFlamesFan]

Nichushkin will return to play for the Avs tonight.

[Jiggy]

Originally Posted by IamNotKenKing

The Memorandum of Agreement in place at the time of the signing of the offer sheet stated a player needed to be on a team's restricted list (meaning any team's) in order to not require waivers, and O'Reilly was. It was the Avalanche's list. This is what was in place at the time of the offer sheet being signed, thus he did not require waivers.

Later, in the actual CBA, it was changed to state the player must be on the team's restricted list (meaning the signing team's) in order to not require waivers. In this instance, which is not what was in place at the time of the offer sheet, O'Reilly would have required waivers prior to playing. This was the intent, which is why it was changed, but was not what was in place at the time.

Lawyers are the most helpful. Thank you for dumbing it down .

[Flamescuprun2018]

Originally Posted by KootenayFlamesFan

Nichushkin will return to play for the Avs tonight.

No room for Markstrom trade then. Not sure how they fit Nichushkin in cap.

[Icon]

Originally Posted by Flamescuprun2018

No room for Markstrom trade then. Not sure how they fit Nichushkin in cap.

Capfriendly shows them as compliant right now, including Nichuskin, because they're utilizing LTIR.

CURRENT CAP SPACE : $2,129,257

[IamNotKenKing]

Originally Posted by Jiggy

Lawyers are the most helpful. Thank you for dumbing it down .

It's what we do...

[Sofa GM]

Originally Posted by Icon

Capfriendly shows them as compliant right now, including Nichuskin, because they're utilizing LTIR.

CURRENT CAP SPACE : $2,129,257

Could easily make it work for Markstrom

[Pekkerhead]

And yet there is no discussion about at this ufa that can walk for nothing when we’re totally freaked out about every other ufa we had. Just because of some goodwill?

[ComixZone]

Allen to the Devils. Flames lose a spot to move Marky.

[Yamer]

Friedman hearing that Jake Allen is possibly going to NJ.

[TheIronMaiden]

Originally Posted by ComixZone

Allen to the Devils. Flames lose a spot to move Marky.

I am really keen to see what the price is. My guess is a 3rd.