ein einziger Side Deal für einen 2022 4th round pick
zum Vergleich hier das, was Vegas damals gemacht hat:
Reilly Smith (from Florida for selecting Jonathan Marchessault)
Nikita Gusev (from Tampa Bay for selecting Jason Garrison)
Shea Theodore (from Anaheim for selecting Clayton Stoner)
Alex Tuch (from Minnesota for selecting Eric Haula and a conditional 3rd round pick)
Mikhail Grabovski (from NY Islanders for selecting Jean-Francois Berube)
David Clarkson (from Columbus for selecting William Karlsson)
Jake Bischoff (from NY Islanders for selecting Jean-Francois Berube)
Dylan Ferguson (from Dallas in exchange for Marc Methot)
Tobias Lindberg (from Toronto in exchange for Calvin Pickard)
traded up from 24 to 13 in the 2017 Draft (from Winnipeg for selecting Chris Thorburn)
2017 1st round pick (from NY Islanders for selecting Jean-Francois Berube)
2017 1st round pick (from Columbus for selecting William Karlsson)
2017 2nd round pick (from Tampa Bay for selecting Jason Garrison)
2017 2nd round pick (from Pittsburgh in exchange for Trevor van Riemsdyk and a 2018 7th round pick)
2017 5th round pick (from Carolina for selecting Connor Brickley)
2017 6th round pick (from Buffalo for selecting William Carrier)
2018 3rd round pick (from Nashhville for Alexei Emelin)
2018 4th round pick (from Florida for selecting Jonathan Marchessault)
2018 4th round pick (from Tampa Bay for selecting Jason Garrison)
2018 6th round pick (from Toronto in exchange for Calvin Pickard)
2019 2nd round pick (from NY Islanders for selecting Jean-Francois Berube)
2019 2nd round pick (from Columbus for selecting William Karlsson)
2019 3rd round pick (from Winnipeg for selecting Chris Thorburn)
2019 5th round pick (from Montreal in exchange for David Schlemko)
2020 2nd round pick (from Pittsburgh for selecting Marc-Andre Fleury)
2020 2nd round pick (from Dallas in exchange for Dylan Ferguson)
vielleicht haut man heute noch ein paar Trades raus, aber wenn es Protection-Deals gegeben hätte, wären die schon geleakt. Da hat Francis aus meiner Sicht mal komplett versagt ... natürlich haben die Teams aus der Vegas-Geschichte gelernt, aber Francis war auch einfach zu gierig. Und mal ehrlich, so Deals, wie sie Arizona gestern für Ghost gemacht hat, wären für Seattle einfach ein Traum gewesen.