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Title: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: LIVE DynastySports on September 20, 2014, 01:52:18 PM
:TBL: sends:
G Kevin Poulin $3.4m (2012-2015)
D Frank Corrado $0.6m (2014-2016)
:TBL: 1st rd pick

:STL-NHL: sends:
RW Scottie Upshaw $0.4m (2013-2015)
:STL-NHL: 3rd rd pick (2015)


Tampa does this deal to gain $3.6m in cap and a serviceable RW in Upshall who is a proven commodity at a thin position. It was tough to move my 1st rd pick, but I am betting that it will not be a premium pick as we hope that Lightning strikes the playoffs..the 3rd rounder in return also helps to cushion the blow.

Upshaw is on a sweet deal, & provides us the kind of depth, scoring we needed to help us compete for almost no $$$, allowing us to call up some excellent forwards as well. It was a mistake grabbing Poulin & Corrado in hindsight due to subsequent trades & this deal opens up the cap & roster spots needed to correct those mistakes while also providing a decent RW.

Thanks Ripper for the pro talks & good luck in the Loo. :toth:

Blues to confirm
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: ripper on September 20, 2014, 02:21:28 PM
I accept. We had some cap space and some depth at RW to make this move. We have an entirely new team this year. Good Luck Tampa, looking very improved.
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: SlackJack on September 20, 2014, 03:12:30 PM
 :iatp:

Expensive way to get cap space but understand hard choices need to be made.
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: papps on September 20, 2014, 09:17:39 PM
 :iatp:
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: jackdaniels on September 21, 2014, 12:21:00 PM
 :veto: this could use a rework boys. Great deal for stlouis but terrible deal for TB.

Tampa's main gain here is a 31yo rw thats only played 3 full seasons and the rest he was hurt a lot. . 3 almost full yrs out of 11.

To give up a cheap young backup that racks up pts like a top line skater and a 1st rd pk. Overpaying and bad for Tampa.

Bolts couldve saved that 3-4m by leaving all the prospects in the minors earlier this summer.

also Matt carle is on the lightning b/o list and can get a 2m discount Hmmmm that should be worth a solid 2nd rd back to me as a finders fee Daddy. You can priority post that to my Bruins! haha

This deal hurts TB now and later!
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: izaman3 on September 21, 2014, 12:28:00 PM
 :veto:

Tampa is giving up too much in my opinion. With the value of goalies in this deep league, giving up a goalie and a 1st (even what should be a late first) is a big hit. Maybe if the player coming back wasnt a depth player who puts up few points. I get needing to clear cap but there are plenty of teams able to take on cap and still make a decent hockey trade.

Poulin is only 24 and has shown decent flashes of talent, he should at least be a competent backup in the future. He was thrust into the crease with a poor team in front of him, so I understand how that can undermine confidence in him.
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: thunderblade on September 21, 2014, 01:43:01 PM
Not on TC but absolutely a terrible one sided trade. Clearing payroll does not justify this trade and for the good of the league it must be vetoed or reworked.
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: SlackJack on September 21, 2014, 03:41:10 PM
Not on TC but absolutely a terrible one sided trade. Clearing payroll does not justify this trade and for the good of the league it must be vetoed or reworked.

Personally I give more lee-way than most for GM's to screw up their teams. That said, this deal is clearly detrimental.   
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: ripper on September 21, 2014, 06:40:33 PM
I guess the problem is that you all see Poulin as an asset? I looked at him as $3.4M in dead cap. He is not a back up with Halak and then Johnson in the net.

Next problem is your assuming Upshall isn't worth anything because of his Nhl role. In this league he scores vey well.

I am fine with the Veto but think a few of you misread this deal completely.

Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: LIVE DynastySports on September 21, 2014, 08:32:46 PM
I guess the problem is that you all see Poulin as an asset? I looked at him as $3.4M in dead cap. He is not a back up with Halak and then Johnson in the net.

Next problem is your assuming Upshall isn't worth anything because of his Nhl role. In this league he scores vey well.

I am fine with the Veto but think a few of you misread this deal completely.
Fuk that, i will take it even a step further..There are 2 reasons to veto a deal, #1 Collusion #2 A Franchise killer,& this is neither! You pompus arrogant azz computer jockey's make me puke.

Some people value draft picks higher than others..ME? I WIPE MY ASS WITH THEM. I join $$ leagues to have a fair shot to run my team as I see fit. I WORK HARD FOR MY $$, and thus when I play with my $$ what gives any of you the right to dictate my joy????

Say my trade sucks, say I lose the deal, say that you wouldnt do it...thats fine. BUT VETO because you feel you missed your calling as an NHL GM???? You can kiss my ENTIRE ASS! Maybe Im a bit sensative at the moment, but this pisses me off. I have NEVER quit a league, win, lose or draw, I see my teams thru. Not every trade is a good one, how many trades have passed in fantasy or real life that in hindsight were Fukd up?

I pay my $$ to gamble on myself against others, I dont quit & I dont cheat, and for those of you who want to offer advice as to "what I should do" or who criticize "what I have done"..FUK OFF!

You just nullified my roster moves and jeapordized my entire season because you think I overpaid. Well just who da fuk are you? REALLY???????????????????

If you wanted to run :TBL: you should have paid for :TBL:
I was asked to join this league & did so honorably thinking Im competing with honorable men. I PAID MY $$$ TO RUN MY OWN FUKN TEAM. Not to have a handful of you run it for me. This deal is fine as is, its you who are jacked. :veto: my dick!
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: SlackJack on September 21, 2014, 08:40:30 PM
I guess the problem is that you all see Poulin as an asset? I looked at him as $3.4M in dead cap. He is not a back up with Halak and then Johnson in the net.

Next problem is your assuming Upshall isn't worth anything because of his Nhl role. In this league he scores vey well.

I am fine with the Veto but think a few of you misread this deal completely.

My initial assessment was that it was a bad deal for Tampa but that GM's should be allowed some leeway to make honest mistakes. However, given the response of other GM's I thought my allowance for making a poor deal was a likely excessive.

To be honest I am still trying to guage the standard for trades in this league. I probably shouldn't have moved off my first impression but I wanted to lend weight to Thunderblade's voice. Mostly because he has the right to Veto, and I am sure he would have used it if he knew that.

I see the deal as $3.4m in Cap Space, Scottie Upshall, and a 3rd For Frankie Corrado and a 1st.

Kevin Poulin may have some value at some point but I see the contract for what it is. The resign value is absurd at somewhere around $5m so this isn't a young asset or goalie of the future worth hanging on to. Not at that price. Further, given his place on the Islanders Depth chart, I doubt there is much to be gained having him on anyone's roster for this season specifically.

Warning - while you were typing a new reply has been posted. You may wish to review your post.

Daddy just chimed in. I was about to say that if he really wanted the deal I'd like to hear him defend it and (since I have waffled this much) maybe I'd teeter back. Mostly though it just seems he is really pissed. Regardless, I'm pulling my Veto. If Thunder really wants to kill it he can do it himself. I was always on the fence to begin with.

Chill Daddy....it is what it is.

Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: izaman3 on September 21, 2014, 09:19:00 PM
Daddy, I understand you are upset and I don't take any offense to what you said.

I approved the Carolina/Tampa deal when I thought that Carolina was getting a better end of that deal, with Schenn outscoring Faulk the past 3 years and both being young d-men. But I understand trying to clear cap and make the most of your assets, so a late 2nd rd pick for about 2m in cap seems pretty fair.

I usually vote on trades right away, and I really waited and deliberated on this one before I ever voted.

I think this is way more lopsided. Even a late 1st rder in a draft this deep will be very valuable. Poulin will most likely be stuck in the AHL this year, and being the last year on his contract, his resign cost is too high, but you can never account for injuries. Also, to buyout Poulin would save 1.2m in cap, not too mention I'm sure some GMs in this league would probably bid on him if bought out and there would be an additional buyout discount. Just look at the money that people dished out to goalies years away for the NHL or ones who may not even make it there.

Corrado is a decent, cheap, depth D-man who is waiver exempt in real life, making him more valuable and more moveable to a team looking to add a D-man which could up his value. Considering our FA market this year, Corrado is on a pretty decent contract.

Upshall has put up decent points in our league in the past, but as a 3rd or 4th line winger on a bottom dwelling Panthers team will those points continue? Upshall will mainly provide veteran mentorship on that team.

The 3rd rd helps bring back more value to TB, but even in deep drafts there is a huge difference between the 30th pick and the 90th pick.

This trade may not be detrimental to the league, but Tampa is one of the weakest minor league systems in the league. This deal helps mortgage the future for a short term minimal gain.

I'm sure this trade can be reworked with slight tweaking, or though other negotiations and moves Tampa can free up the cap it wants.

I think that the Commissioners can overrule me here, but I stand by my view and I'm sorry that it upsets you so much.
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: ripper on September 22, 2014, 08:04:18 AM
Good feedback guys, I always appreciate when people explain why the Veto'd a deal.

Ripper
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: PsychoticPondGoons on September 22, 2014, 01:18:47 PM
The owners that have been around see some options for RW and cap space. I have to agree. Daddy you piled the farm kids into your MLR which took up roster space and cap which is what Jack mentioned. As for cap savings there are a few ways to skin that cat. Izaman and Jack touched on it.

Young goalie for veteran winger that's seen more :DL: symbols beside his name straight up might have passed or not but once you gave up your "a$s wiping toilet paper" of a 1st round draft pick it became an unbalance deal at this pt in time. Poulin might get stuck in the A or bolt for the K but as a Flyer fan you and I know Scottie is likely more fragile than Havlat and Gabby. LOL

:veto:

Draft picks are valuable in FNHL. They are only good for current yr draftees, your drafted prospects can't go up/down, and there are only 4 rounds to our draft. It's one of the best ways to get a great player on a cheap contract while letting the kid mature on your MiLR.

Maybe Poulin's value drops in 1 month but he's 24yo and on a crappy Isles (sorry Johnny they really suck) and still has plenty of upside. I say rework or try another team Daddy.

Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: Burkes Boys on September 22, 2014, 03:54:29 PM
:veto:

No one wants to run your team Tampa. We only want clean deals to go through. This deal smells funky because you said you need cap yet both JD and Izzy gave clear cut options on how Tampa can gain cap space easily. The other deal I recall that smelled a little funky was the Brodeur trade but he's grandfather time and pulling a Gordie Howe the Twilight Year Edition unsigned and hoping to play out his final yr on a contender in return for a young backup on a cheap contract as goalies go.

If Poulin is not worth anything to Tampa, buy him out and I guarantee some team will pick him up as a free agent and you can get his buy out discount. That's 3.4 off Tampa's books in addition to what JD said which is another 1.9m in cap savings. 4.3m in cap savings for the Bolts.

In fact, Poulin is likely worth a healthier, younger RW and a 2nd RD. That's my say. Peace!
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: thunderblade on September 22, 2014, 11:20:56 PM
Sorry Daddy if I hurt your feelings when I gave my opinion on the trade.  There was never any malice intended. But let's be honest here , OK Buddy, Daddyooo.  It was a poorly thought out trade plain and simple...... Thanks for the donation......   :puke:
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: LIVE DynastySports on September 24, 2014, 12:17:05 PM
I had a few friends reach out, who understand I may not be the most liked GM, but appreciate my honesty, I keep it real & raw, too raw for some. Thank you friends.

To clarify, this league punishes those above the cap threshold..avoiding going over the cap this year, while fielding the best 2014/15 :TBL: was the main objective, dealing from a position of strength (Goalie) to open up the ability to strengthen other areas was paramount. Having built such a young team, next years draft has less value to FNHL :TBL: , trading a 3rd string Goalie with a $3.4m tag & $5m resign value allowing for a more diverse and deep roster this season is worth a late 1st imo.

Hearing everyones opinons, agree or disagree, I appreciated the approvals of those who thought I took a beating on this deal, but allowed me to do me.  It means alot to some of us to have the freedom to GM even if we appear to lose on a deal. That's the beauty of fantasy. Im willing to side bet that Upshaw, as much as he sucks will out point Poulin this season..but even if he didnt I cant play 3 Goalies. No matter!

Thanks Ripper for the talks bud, & good luck.  :toth:
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: PigsRule on September 27, 2014, 12:14:33 AM
I had a few friends reach out, who understand I may not be the most liked GM, but appreciate my honesty, I keep it real & raw, too raw for some. Thank you friends.

To clarify, this league punishes those above the cap threshold..avoiding going over the cap this year, while fielding the best 2014/15 :TBL: was the main objective, dealing from a position of strength (Goalie) to open up the ability to strengthen other areas was paramount. Having built such a young team, next years draft has less value to FNHL :TBL: , trading a 3rd string Goalie with a $3.4m tag & $5m resign value allowing for a more diverse and deep roster this season is worth a late 1st imo.

Hearing everyones opinons, agree or disagree, I appreciated the approvals of those who thought I took a beating on this deal, but allowed me to do me.  It means alot to some of us to have the freedom to GM even if we appear to lose on a deal. That's the beauty of fantasy. Im willing to side bet that Upshaw, as much as he sucks will out point Poulin this season..but even if he didnt I cant play 3 Goalies. No matter!

Thanks Ripper for the talks bud, & good luck.  :toth:

I'll get back to this over the weekend.
Decision by Monday.

Some feedback...
Given this is a paid/money league we almost can move away from TC. The Trade Committee was important + critical during the free league days but it still has a role now since some teams pay 5$ while other buyin at upwards of 30$ (might have to adjust that in the future).

That said, if an owner pays for their team(s) and wants to overhaul and target a yr out to start being competitive we may be impeding by vetoing a trade that plays to that owner's longterm objective.

Stay tuned, will post a decision by Monday. :judge:
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: jackdaniels on September 28, 2014, 04:01:04 PM
I had a few friends reach out, who understand I may not be the most liked GM, but appreciate my honesty, I keep it real & raw, too raw for some. Thank you friends.

To clarify, this league punishes those above the cap threshold..avoiding going over the cap this year, while fielding the best 2014/15 :TBL: was the main objective, dealing from a position of strength (Goalie) to open up the ability to strengthen other areas was paramount. Having built such a young team, next years draft has less value to FNHL :TBL: , trading a 3rd string Goalie with a $3.4m tag & $5m resign value allowing for a more diverse and deep roster this season is worth a late 1st imo.

Hearing everyones opinons, agree or disagree, I appreciated the approvals of those who thought I took a beating on this deal, but allowed me to do me.  It means alot to some of us to have the freedom to GM even if we appear to lose on a deal. That's the beauty of fantasy. Im willing to side bet that Upshaw, as much as he sucks will out point Poulin this season..but even if he didnt I cant play 3 Goalies. No matter!

Thanks Ripper for the talks bud, & good luck.  :toth:

Hey, i will reverse my veto and approve if Daddy really wants it that way.
He paid his cash into the pot.

I still think its bad for TB on different levels but hey he might just know something we dont about the players hes shipping off to StLooooo.
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: LIVE DynastySports on September 28, 2014, 11:49:44 PM
Hey, i will reverse my veto and approve if Daddy really wants it that way.
He paid his cash into the pot.

I still think its bad for TB on different levels but hey he might just know something we dont about the players hes shipping off to StLooooo.
Thank you
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: snugerud on September 29, 2014, 02:37:39 PM
Not part of any committee let alone a trade committee but I gotta agree with Daddy'o' on this one.  From what I can tell both guys are long standing GM's that have been seen as very competent up to this point.  Whether anyone else in the league likes the deal or not really doesn't matter.

In the end it's two good GM's trying to make a deal that they see as a the best move for their team.
Frankly if one of them can screw the other guy over in a deal , I give them a slow clap applause.

(I would see this very differently if it was a brand new GM in the league that nobody knew anything about or a GM that has shown a history of bad moves within a short period)
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: PsychoticPondGoons on September 29, 2014, 11:22:45 PM
I'll get back to this over the weekend.
Decision by Monday.

Some feedback...
Given this is a paid/money league we almost can move away from TC. The Trade Committee was important + critical during the free league days but it still has a role now since some teams pay 5$ while other buyin at upwards of 30$ (might have to adjust that in the future).

That said, if an owner pays for their team(s) and wants to overhaul and target a yr out to start being competitive we may be impeding by vetoing a trade that plays to that owner's longterm objective.

Stay tuned, will post a decision by Monday. :judge:

I'm the messenger.
Trade approved given the integrity of both gents and money has been paid(except Ripper hasn't coughed up but we know he's good for 5).

PR and I had a chat and if FNHL continues to get the best owners buying in, there may not be a TC by next yr.

Daddy is clearly a hot headed Flyers fan but that's the way Philly fans are. Nice recovery there Daddy.

Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: LIVE DynastySports on September 30, 2014, 04:31:37 AM
I'm the messenger.
Trade approved given the integrity of both gents and money has been paid(except Ripper hasn't coughed up but we know he's good for 5).

PR and I had a chat and if FNHL continues to get the best owners buying in, there may not be a TC by next yr.

Daddy is clearly a hot headed Flyers fan but that's the way Philly fans are. Nice recovery there Daddy.
Thanks man. Didnt mean any harm, & im not trying to wreck the team. If i do wreck them i wont run away, they belong to me now, part of my profsl DNA.

 :toast:
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: ripper on September 30, 2014, 07:40:10 AM
Forgot I owed. Let me pay for this season and next. Cost $10?(Want it higher).

What email can I PayPal?

Ripper
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: Burkes Boys on October 01, 2014, 01:31:36 PM
Thanks man. Didnt mean any harm, & im not trying to wreck the team. If i do wreck them i wont run away, they belong to me now, part of my profsl DNA.

 :toast:

:iatp:

The explanation on why the commissioners reversed the veto makes good sense. Daddy and Ripper are known on the site and have paid their cash. Also the rules in FNHL seem to allow teams to speed up rebuilds with ABOs, regular BOs and buy out discounts that even teams stripped of good players or overloaded with expensive players have a means of rebuilding quickly. Lets move on and get this season started. :toast:
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: PigsRule on October 07, 2014, 07:43:48 PM
:TBL: sends:
G Kevin Poulin $3.4m (2012-2015)
D Frank Corrado $0.6m (2014-2016)
:TBL: 1st rd pick

:STL-NHL: sends:
RW Scottie Upshaw $0.4m (2013-2015)
:STL-NHL: 3rd rd pick (2015)
...


fntx'd :judge:
Title: Re: Lightning & Blues Trade
Post by: PigsRule on October 11, 2014, 09:40:24 PM

fntx'd :judge:

team pgs updated. :judge: