If you were to trade Havlat what return should you expect ??
i.e. a first line player ??

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you could try , but a hall of fame band aid boy is useless unless the nhl switches to 50 game seasons.
well then no doubt he would only play 24 of those games

coldsquad2002 wrote:
I guess it would depend on the definition of a 1st line player.
If you mean a first line guy..like lets say....Iggy/Tanguay/Langkow...then no...you could however possibly get someone like Blake....Doan... and so on...but with Havlat being as injury prone as he is...even with his obvious talent, it\'s going to be hard to get a top gun for him unless you threw in xtras like a good pick

So what do you think Langkow\'s stats will be then ?? Isn\'t Lombardi a better fit for the 1st line ??

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coldsquad2002 wrote:
Calgary tried Lombo there last year, with only moderate success. I expect Langkow to maybe have a slight decrease, as I think most Flames will due to a re-focus on defense first. Langkow was an excellent fit between Iggy and Tangs last year, and had a career year as well. I see no reason why they would alter that chemistry...although last year they did play around with it by trying Conroy and Lombardi as 1st line center.
Lombardi will center Huselius and either Moss or Nolan

coldsquad2002 wrote:
Well, this trade just went down in my keeper.

Havlat and Stafford

for

Biron and Pomminville.

Don\'t know if it answers your question. If you can afford to wait, it might be nice to see if Havlat can get on a litte streak before moving him. At least for me, Havlat is not much bait if you were looking to move him right now for a top 6 guy.

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At the start of last season Havlat had 13 pts in 6 games. Wait until one of those streaks and then unload him.

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12 Team H2H - G,A,+/-,PIM,PPP,SHP,GWG,W,SV,GAA,SO
Keep 4 (Max 4 years)
C - Tavares, Krejci, Stepan, Stastny
LW - Kovalchuk, Parise, Ladd, McDonald
RW - Perry, D. Clarkson, Little, Tarasenko(IR)
D - Yandle, Letang, Carlson, Carle, Wiz
G - Ward, Hiller, Fasth

At the start of last season Havlat had 13 pts in 6 games. Wait until one of those streaks and then unload him.

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12 Team H2H - G,A,+/-,PIM,PPP,SHP,GWG,W,SV,GAA,SO
Keep 4 (Max 4 years)
C - Tavares, Krejci, Stepan, Stastny
LW - Kovalchuk, Parise, Ladd, McDonald
RW - Perry, D. Clarkson, Little, Tarasenko(IR)
D - Yandle, Letang, Carlson, Carle, Wiz
G - Ward, Hiller, Fasth

I agree that the best thing to do with Havlat is hope he has some chemistry with Toews and Lang and gets going strong then move him before he calls Petr Foresberg to find out what is the \"in style\" injury to get this year.

A trade that just happened in my league.

Havlat

for

Frolik and Brent Burns


His stock has certainly plummeted.