Originally posted by OnTheClock:Originally posted by FredFlintstone:Originally posted by OnTheClock:Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by Hopper:
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With veteran defenseman Rob Blake set to retire, the San Jose Sharks will be looking for a replacement on their blueline this summer.
The Edmonton Journal reports the Oilers are looking to trade rearguard Sheldon Souray and the Sharks could be among the teams interested.
Souray, who has a cap hit of $5.4 million per season over the next two years, has an actual salary of $4.5 million, which Oilers GM Steve Tambellini told the Journal makes Souray more attractive.
Souray is willing to waive his no-trade clause and prefers to stay on the West coast.
I think we went after him a couple years ago, but idk about his cap hit and if he can get back to his MTL level of playing
I don't know if I want Souray.. he hasn't been anything noteworthy, at least I don't think, lately. We need a real replacement. A great veteran presence or a very good promising young player who'll become great.
souray is injured prone and when hes on his best hes an offensive dman. i dont know if i want him making that much and i sure as hell dont wanna trade useful players for him. maybe yrs ago MAYBE i wouldnt have minded him. he could help qb the power play as well so we dont have to kill boyle
Yeah, I think we're actually pretty comfortable letting Demers develop into that role. He's a pretty good offensive dman for being so young, but on top of that he made a lot of big play on D last year.
thats what we should do, give demers a full time roster spot and let him take his gm to another level than take an aging injury prone dman.
