25 moveable players?

[M. Beaux-Eaux]

From Spector's Trade Rumours:

LISTING OF POTENTIAL DEADLINE DAY TRADE CANDIDATES.

Shawn P. Roarke recently listed "25 players, in alphabetical order, that could be in play in the days leading up to the Feb. 27 deadline." He lists Chicago's Adrian Aucoin, Boston's Brad Boyes, St. Louis's Eric Brewer, Anaheim's Ilya Bryzgalov, Columbus's Anson Carter, Ottawa's Joe Corvo, Chicago's Jassen Cullimore, Minnesota's Pascal Dupuis, Philadelphia's Peter Forsberg, St. Louis's Bill Guerin, Philadelphia's Mike Knuble, New Jersey's David Hale, Pittsburgh's Ryan Malone, LA's Aaron Miller, San Jose's Evgeny Nabokov, Phoenix's Ladislav Nagy, NY Rangers Petr Prucha, Florida's Gary Roberts, Chicago's Bryan Smolinski, LA's Brent Sopel, Boston's Brad Stuart, Florida's Jozef Stumpel, Carolina's David Tanabe, St. Louis's Keith Tkachuk and Toronto's Darcy Tucker.

Spector's Note: Aucoin's contract and injury history will keep him in Chicago. The B's won't give up on Boyes. Given the injuries both Anaheim goalies have suffered this season I don't see them moving Bryzgalov. It's anyone's guess what Forsberg's situation is, but I don't see the Flyers shopping Knuble, whom they re-signed earlier in the season. The Devils are playing very well so there's no reason to move Hale. Malone is intriguing but GM Ray Shero claims he's not shopping him. Nabokov's salary is too rich for most teams to absorb. I'd like to believe the Rangers won't part with Prucha for a quick fix, but their slide down the standings could result in just such a move. Tucker won't be traded.

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I wonder what it would take to pry Brewer out of St. Louis?

He is the type of dman that Montreal needs.

[Skilly]

Talk about covering all your bases ....

"Here is 25 men that could be traded ....but 20 of them arent going anywhere"

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skilly said:

Talk about covering all your bases ....

"Here is 25 men that could be traded ....but 20 of them arent going anywhere"

Actually there's only half-a-dozen of the 25 that Spector thinks definitely won't be relocating.

[Skilly]

mrbozo said:

skilly said:

Talk about covering all your bases ....

"Here is 25 men that could be traded ....but 20 of them arent going anywhere"

Actually there's only half-a-dozen of the 25 that Spector thinks definitely won't be relocating.

I count nine on that list ...

[M. Beaux-Eaux]

skilly said:

mrbozo said:

Actually there's only half-a-dozen of the 25 that Spector thinks definitely won't be relocating.

I count nine on that list ...

Nine what?

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Brewer would be an excellent addition, and without a doubt we'd have to give up a little in order to get him.

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mattdhf said:

Brewer would be an excellent addition, and without a doubt we'd have to give up a little in order to get him.

For sure.

I'm guessing that (assets-wise) the Habs aren't rich enough to get him.

The Blues probably want another young dman in return and, unfortunately, that's where the Habs' depth comes up short.

[Skilly]

mrbozo said:

skilly said:

I count nine on that list ...

Nine what?

That wont be traded.

1) Aucoin's contract and injury history will keep him in Chicago.
2) The B's won't give up on Boyes.
3) Given the injuries both Anaheim goalies have suffered this season I don't see them moving Bryzgalov.
4)It's anyone's guess what Forsberg's situation is, but I don't see the Flyers shopping Knuble, whom they re-signed earlier in the season.
5) The Devils are playing very well so there's no reason to move Hale.
6) Malone is intriguing but GM Ray Shero claims he's not shopping him. 7) Nabokov's salary is too rich for most teams to absorb.
8) I'd like to believe the Rangers won't part with Prucha for a quick fix, but their slide down the standings could result in just such a move.
9) Tucker won't be traded.

And an arguement can be made that Forsberg is ten. (Since no one knows the situation)

So it isn't Spector's list of 25 potential deadline deals ... it is Spector's list of 15. He removes 40% of the list ... like I said he certainly can cover his bases.

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skilly said:

mrbozo said:

Nine what?

That wont be traded.

1) Aucoin's contract and injury history will keep him in Chicago.
2) The B's won't give up on Boyes.
3) Given the injuries both Anaheim goalies have suffered this season I don't see them moving Bryzgalov.
4)It's anyone's guess what Forsberg's situation is, but I don't see the Flyers shopping Knuble, whom they re-signed earlier in the season.
5) The Devils are playing very well so there's no reason to move Hale.
6) Malone is intriguing but GM Ray Shero claims he's not shopping him. 7) Nabokov's salary is too rich for most teams to absorb.
8) I'd like to believe the Rangers won't part with Prucha for a quick fix, but their slide down the standings could result in just such a move.
9) Tucker won't be traded.

And an arguement can be made that Forsberg is ten. (Since no one knows the situation)

So it isn't Spector's list of 25 potential deadline deals ... it is Spector's list of 15. He removes 40% of the list ... like I said he certainly can cover his bases.

What I said was:

"Actually there's only half-a-dozen of the 25 that Spector thinks definitely won't be relocating."

1) Aucoin's contract and injury history will keep him in Chicago.
2) The B's won't give up on Boyes.
3) Given the injuries both Anaheim goalies have suffered this season I don't see them moving Bryzgalov.
5) The Devils are playing very well so there's no reason to move Hale.
9) Tucker won't be traded.

Actually that makes only 5 of the 25 that Spector feels certain aren't going anywhere.

There are four players that Spector sees as being on the bubble (may go, may not).

4)It's anyone's guess what Forsberg's situation is, but I don't see the Flyers shopping Knuble, whom they re-signed earlier in the season.
6) Malone is intriguing but GM Ray Shero claims he's not shopping him.
7) Nabokov's salary is too rich for most teams to absorb.
8) I'd like to believe the Rangers won't part with Prucha for a quick fix, but their slide down the standings could result in just such a move.