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sjnhiils wrote:Crankshaft wrote:I don't think any self respecting GM is looking to ESPN rankings when it comes to trade values/evaluation.[/quote
Was just trying to point out the perception of Fleury that writers around the league have. If you like, we can assume that it improves his trade value
MRandall25 wrote:sjnhiils wrote:Crankshaft wrote:I don't think any self respecting GM is looking to ESPN rankings when it comes to trade values/evaluation.[/quote
Was just trying to point out the perception of Fleury that writers around the league have. If you like, we can assume that it improves his trade value
If you think GM's look at what some writer from ESPN says and uses that to gauge player value... I don't know what to say.
Sidney Crosby told us last week he believed Price was the best goalie in the NHL.
Staggy wrote:My main takeaway came from Lebrun and Burnside's discussion on the rankings:Sidney Crosby told us last week he believed Price was the best goalie in the NHL.
Crankshaft wrote:His trade value is irrelevant because he's never going to get traded.
knives of ice wrote:Maf isn't even listed as a possible choice for the prop bet what goalie will win the vezina this year at my sportsbook
pcmforless wrote:knives of ice wrote:Maf isn't even listed as a possible choice for the prop bet what goalie will win the vezina this year at my sportsbook
Is there a "rest of the field" bet? If so and it is a longshot it might be a good bet as you never know Fleury "could" get really hot and win it. Would you have put money on Bobrovsky to win it this past year?
Crankshaft wrote:His trade value is irrelevant because he's never going to get traded.
shafnutz05 wrote:Meh, not surprising. Fleury has been a middling to lower-tier NHL goaltender since the Cup run in 2009, and mediocre before that.
tfrizz wrote:Crankshaft wrote:His trade value is irrelevant because he's never going to get traded.
Shero's not one to give players away from nothing - and he was quoted as saying that there were a few teams inquiring about Fleury, even after the playoffs, but none had an offer anywhere near acceptable. This tells me that Fleury's value has gotten so low that he's worth more to the Penguins on the roster than trading him away.
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