From the Bleacher Report:
Mikael Granlund, Minnesota Wild
The 19-year-old Finnish star has been lighting up the lights in the SM-liiga and is not far from making his debut in the NHL.
While the Wild do not have a lot of incentive to move the young stud, they do have a talented forward in Mikko Koivu. He doesn't have the goal-scoring ability of Granlund, but he knows how to handle the offense and is a much better passer.
Giving Granlund a new home would fetch the Wild quite a hefty return if they wanted to take a win-now approach.
Full story here, and a poll too.
JMS Hockey Forums: Trading Granlund? - JMS Hockey Forums
Page 1 of 1
Trading Granlund?
#2
Posted 18 February 2012 - 03:07 PM
bgarn, on 18 February 2012 - 02:16 PM, said:
From the Bleacher Report:
Mikael Granlund, Minnesota Wild
The 19-year-old Finnish star has been lighting up the lights in the SM-liiga and is not far from making his debut in the NHL.
While the Wild do not have a lot of incentive to move the young stud, they do have a talented forward in Mikko Koivu. He doesn't have the goal-scoring ability of Granlund, but he knows how to handle the offense and is a much better passer.
Giving Granlund a new home would fetch the Wild quite a hefty return if they wanted to take a win-now approach.
Full story here, and a poll too.
Mikael Granlund, Minnesota Wild
The 19-year-old Finnish star has been lighting up the lights in the SM-liiga and is not far from making his debut in the NHL.
While the Wild do not have a lot of incentive to move the young stud, they do have a talented forward in Mikko Koivu. He doesn't have the goal-scoring ability of Granlund, but he knows how to handle the offense and is a much better passer.
Giving Granlund a new home would fetch the Wild quite a hefty return if they wanted to take a win-now approach.
Full story here, and a poll too.
Eeew, no.
Team got where it is now by selling prospects for a 'win now' approach and it's been nothing but bad news.
Stock the cupboard, build through the draft. I'd rather have a perrenial contender in 3-5 years than a team that limps into the playoffs now.
"The only difference between theory and reality is that in theory there is not difference but in reality there is."
Page 1 of 1

Sign in to the forums
Help

Back to top
MultiQuote