[Trade] BJs trade Josh Anderson to the Habs for Max Domi + 3rd (78th OA)

[Strange Brew]

Originally Posted by The Cobra

It's clear that Anderson's trade value was well more than I thought, or perhaps Domi's was well less than I thought, or likely a combination of both.

But I doubt that Anderson can use the fact he was traded for Domi+ in his arbitration hearing.

I've never been in an NHL arbitration hearing obviously but just from a common sense perspective, you'd have to think something like that is extremely relevant. The two players are in the same contract situation and one was deemed more valuable by virtue of having a pick added.

[The Cobra]

Originally Posted by Strange Brew

I've never been in an NHL arbitration hearing obviously but just from a common sense perspective, you'd have to think something like that is extremely relevant. The two players are in the same contract situation and one was deemed more valuable by virtue of having a pick added.

I know that the rules of NHL arbitration have a list of the types of evidence that may be introduced. But one if those factors is the salary of players you contend are comparable players. So I agree that Anderson should be able to lead evidence that Domi is a comparable player, but presumably only if his arbitration ( or agreement) occurs before his.


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[djsFlames]

wow thats ####ing amazing return value for Anderson.

If he fetches that, what does Gaudreau fetch by the same metric?

[GioforPM]

Originally Posted by djsFlames

wow thats ####ing amazing return value for Anderson.

If he fetches that, what does Gaudreau fetch by the same metric?

Jack Eichel.

[djsFlames]

Originally Posted by GioforPM

Jack Eichel.

Hmm, I dunno. JUST Eichel?

Sabes might need to tack on a second, at least.

[The Cobra]

Originally Posted by djsFlames

wow thats ####ing amazing return value for Anderson.

If he fetches that, what does Gaudreau fetch by the same metric?

If Domi and a third could only fetch Anderson, what does do to Johnny’s value?


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[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by The Cobra

If Domi and a third could only fetch Anderson, what does do to Johnny’s value?


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Or, put another way....

If Anderson can fetch Domi and a 3rd, what does Gaudreau fetch?

[djsFlames]

Originally Posted by The Cobra

If Domi and a third could only fetch Anderson, what does do to Johnny’s value?


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Lmao, or depends which way you look at it.

Glass half empties will see it from that angle.

[btimbit]

Wow! Good for Colombus, nice move

[sureLoss]

Sounds like there was friction between Domi and Habs Management. Maybe Habs thought they were dumping a problem player


Mark Scheig
@markscheig
Domi says he did not have an exit interview after this season ended with Montreal. So nothing from Julien or Bergevin. #CBJ

[Erick Estrada]

Bit of a red flag IMO that Domi is already on his 3rd team.

[Toonage]

Also, his last move was a problem child for problem child trade.

[sureLoss]

Richard Labbé
@Richardlabbe
Max Domi, on his relationship with C. Julien: "I'd rather not get into that."

[Textcritic]

Originally Posted by Erick Estrada

Bit of a red flag IMO that Domi is already on his 3rd team.

By the same token, it sure does seem like a lot of relationships tend to break down in Montreal.

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[Lanny_McDonald]

I don't think this acquisition was a statement on Anderson's great value, I think it is more of a statement on the lack of Domi's value. Domi doesn't have any where near the level of cache that some have been suggesting (Domi as the center piece for Gaudrea for example) and I think that showed in giving him away, along with a pick, for Anderson, who is coming off a brutal year.

[habernac]

Bergevin said it was quiet on the Domi front, no one wanted him. He showed flashes of brilliance, but Julien sure wasn't a fan.

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by New Era

I don't think this acquisition was a statement on Anderson's great value, I think it is more of a statement on the lack of Domi's value. Domi doesn't have any where near the level of cache that some have been suggesting (Domi as the center piece for Gaudrea for example) and I think that showed in giving him away, along with a pick, for Anderson, who is coming off a brutal year.

I think this was definitely part of it. Bergevin clearly wanted to move him, and that would have reduced his leverage as well.