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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    On insider trading Dreger and Bob McKenzie mentioned that there are rumors going around of a possible 3 way trade between us, the Blues, and the Wild for Miller. They mentioned that we would want Jake Allen from the Blues, and that Halak may be involved as well.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    i heard the same thing last night on NHL network
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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    We need Miller and we need Ott. Draft picks are not as important as in the NFL ! I wish one time a player would say if you trade me I retire, money has ruined most sports because the agents get thier cut where ever the player has to go. Almost everytime we have sent a player awa, what we have gotten in return has been a bust!!!!!!

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Why exactly do we need Miller and Ott?

    Miller will be 34 next season. He will be in his late 30s by the time this team is ready to make a run, so we need to be thinking about goaltending post-Miller anyway. Plus, there is no guarantee we can re-sign him, so if we don't sign him, we risk losing our best asset for nothing. Trading him is the most logical move.

    As far as Ott, he's Goose with slightly better hockey skills. I like him but he's not irreplaceable. I do think he will be easy to re-sign if he doesn't get trades. His salary is manageable and he wants to be here.

    I'd love to see them trade Ott to someone, then re-sign him when he becomes a FA in the off-season. We'd get compensation and all we'd lose is Ott's services for two meaningless months.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by OpIv37 View Post
    Why exactly do we need Miller and Ott?

    Miller will be 34 next season. He will be in his late 30s by the time this team is ready to make a run, so we need to be thinking about goaltending post-Miller anyway. Plus, there is no guarantee we can re-sign him, so if we don't sign him, we risk losing our best asset for nothing. Trading him is the most logical move.

    As far as Ott, he's Goose with slightly better hockey skills. I like him but he's not irreplaceable. I do think he will be easy to re-sign if he doesn't get trades. His salary is manageable and he wants to be here.

    I'd love to see them trade Ott to someone, then re-sign him when he becomes a FA in the off-season. We'd get compensation and all we'd lose is Ott's services for two meaningless months.
    Same with Moulson

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by OpIv37 View Post
    I'd love to see them trade Ott to someone, then re-sign him when he becomes a FA in the off-season. We'd get compensation and all we'd lose is Ott's services for two meaningless months.
    I really think that's the plan. That would be awesome.

    He may be a slightly better Goose in the hockey skills department, but he's head and shoulders above him in the leading by example/intensity department. Ott is the definition of a high-motor guy. He was made for Ted Nolan, and apparently Murray feels the same way.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    i would love to get ott back after trading for a late first or a prospect. that would be a really nice turn of events.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    If the Rangers don't sign Cally, Buffalo is going to offer him $7m a year if he hits free agency.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Would be a smart signing for them.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by coastal View Post
    Would be a smart signing for them.
    No team looking to compete could afford to sign a guy with Cally's talent level to a contract for $7 mill a year, He has cracked the 50 point mark once in his 8 year career.

    He's 28 years old and his style of play is going to shorten his career..He has had shoulder problems the last few years, Those hits take it's toll on his small frame.

    He's a lot of fun to watch and is a real heart and soul player.

    But he lost his mind thinking a 45 point a year guy is worth $7 mill a year, But kudos to him if it happens.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by Downinfloflo View Post
    No team looking to compete could afford to sign a guy with Cally's talent level to a contract for $7 mill a year, He has cracked the 50 point mark once in his 8 year career.

    He's 28 years old and his style of play is going to shorten his career..He has had shoulder problems the last few years, Those hits take it's toll on his small frame.

    He's a lot of fun to watch and is a real heart and soul player.

    But he lost his mind thinking a 45 point a year guy is worth $7 mill a year, But kudos to him if it happens.
    Agreed but the Sabres are in a position to overpay. Not just that... heart and soul vets like him and Ott are the kind of guys you want around during a "rebuild".

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by coastal View Post
    Agreed but the Sabres are in a position to overpay. Not just that... heart and soul vets like him and Ott are the kind of guys you want around during a "rebuild".
    Yes..They can, The Islander and Panthers will also throw their hat into the ring for Cally..Problem is, He want's $7 mill per for 7 years, That could tie a team up down the line big time.

    If Cally goes, The Rangers will offer Ott a contract in the offseason, And Ott will be Millions of dollars cheaper and play the wing on the 3rd line.

    The rumors around the Rangers this year are pretty crazy, This team could change dramatically on March 5th.Here is a few of the rumblings that the talking heads are blabbing about.

    I'll only post the major players since you never know what picks or prospects could be part of the package.

    Ryan Callahan and Marty St Louis (TBL) or Chris Stewart (STL).

    Dan Girardi and Sami Vatanen (ANA)

    Derek Stepan and Ryan Kesler (VAN)

    Should be a interesting week in the NHL, There is a lot of big time players that could be on the move through out the league.
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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by coastal View Post
    Agreed but the Sabres are in a position to overpay. Not just that... heart and soul vets like him and Ott are the kind of guys you want around during a "rebuild".
    Exactly. Mike Peca types.

    With Nolan getting extended, and hearing Murray heap praise on Ott, Callahan seems like their type of guy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WagonCircler View Post
    Exactly. Mike Peca types.

    With Nolan getting extended, and hearing Murray heap praise on Ott, Callahan seems like their type of guy.
    Say hello to Sam Bennett.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Downinfloflo View Post
    Yes..They can, The Islander and Panthers will also throw their hat into the ring for Cally..Problem is, He want's $7 mill per for 7 years, That could tie a team up down the line big time.

    If Cally goes, The Rangers will offer Ott a contract in the offseason, And Ott will be Millions of dollars cheaper and play the wing on the 3rd line.

    The rumors around the Rangers this year are pretty crazy, This team could change dramatically on March 5th.Here is a few of the rumblings that the talking heads are blabbing about.

    I'll only post the major players since you never know what picks or prospects could be part of the package.

    Ryan Callahan and Marty St Louis (TBL) or Chris Stewart (STL).

    Dan Girardi and Sami Vatanen (ANA)

    Derek Stepan and Ryan Kesler (VAN)

    Should be a interesting week in the NHL, There is a lot of big time players that could be on the move through out the league.
    Yeah... should be an interesting week to be sure.

    and totally agree the Rangers are headed for an overhaul... not a rebuild.

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by OpIv37 View Post
    Why exactly do we need Miller and Ott?
    Because they are very good players and leaders and as usual we got nothing for them !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by doug45 View Post
    Because they are very good players and leaders and as usual we got nothing for them !!
    Nothing????

    1st round pick in the deep 2015 draft
    Another pick that ranges from a 3rd in 2016 (min) to a 1st in 2014(max)
    A prospect in Carrier
    Halak, who could finish the year here or could be moved for more assests
    Stewart who could play here this year and next year or could be moved for more assets.

    That is hardly nothing
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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    i am surprisingly sad today when i think about this team without miller. hes probably my favorite sabre of all time, which really is saying something, but i figured its just sports and id get over it quick bc i dont idolize sports celebs like most ppl. but every time i realize hes gone i get a little sad and regretful and wish he was still here. so im acting a little bit like a teenage girl, sue me
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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Lecter View Post
    Nothing????

    1st round pick in the deep 2015 draft
    Another pick that ranges from a 3rd in 2016 (min) to a 1st in 2014(max)
    A prospect in Carrier
    Halak, who could finish the year here or could be moved for more assests
    Stewart who could play here this year and next year or could be moved for more assets.

    That is hardly nothing
    If you trade your best players you should get the same or better in return.

    Draft Picks....Most do not pan out.
    Stewart...No one has wanted him for 2 years why would they now.
    Halak...second stringer at best only has looked good because of the D in front of him.
    That is why I say we got nothing !

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    Re: Miller is ready to move on, so let him

    Quote Originally Posted by doug45 View Post
    If you trade your best players you should get the same or better in return.

    Draft Picks....Most do not pan out.
    Stewart...No one has wanted him for 2 years why would they now.
    Halak...second stringer at best only has looked good because of the D in front of him.
    That is why I say we got nothing !
    WOW!!!, It's refreshing to see someone who realizes that.

    Stamkos was drafted 1st overall in 2008, No other 1st rounder drafted that year, Has 60 goals in their career.

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