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SolidSnake wrote:Setoguchi to the Pens is becoming like Zuburus to the Pens






mikey287 wrote:They like Brodziak, I think he was even 2nd line a few nights ago...didn't catch the whole thing...I doubt they'd give him up...



pcm wrote:Yeo probably wants a harder working 3rd line.




mikey287 wrote:we were having trouble naming players

mikey287 wrote:Seto would probably require an NHL ready d-man, not a worker bee like Kennedy...I'd think. I mean, maybe Minnesota doesn't know any better with TK, but given that Yeo is there, he has to know that TK has no upside.

joe icepick wrote:ok..Letang for Perry, only if we could sign Perry?


mikey287 wrote:Everyone immediately thinks forward...the Avs have some depth d-men that they don't need...frankly, we don't need them either, but Shero & Co. insist on playing Engelland but not in the playoffs, maybe they want a playoff-capable Engelland. Ryan O'Byrne, Shane O'Brien fit that description. A couple of other defensive guys that aren't fitting in that well are Jan Hejda and the young Marco Scandella (surprisingly, in Minnesota)

The Snapshot wrote:SolidSnake wrote:Setoguchi to the Pens is becoming like Zuburus to the Pens
Thankfully, Zubrus is hurt. I'm not in love with Setoguchi, but I do think he would have more points than the other options for Malkin's line. When I watched the Pens play Winnipeg the other day, there was a guy wearing #27 that looked pretty good. We should ask about him

pens_CT wrote:mikey287 wrote:Seto would probably require an NHL ready d-man, not a worker bee like Kennedy...I'd think. I mean, maybe Minnesota doesn't know any better with TK, but given that Yeo is there, he has to know that TK has no upside.
So if you are Minnesota and you want an NHL d-man, do you want somebody like Niskanen or would they settle for Bortuzzo or Dumoulin?

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