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What Would Marty Reasoner Cost?

The Atlanta Thrashers sit 14th in the Eastern Conference with a 23-34-6 record and 188 goals for and 221 goals against (-33).

Marty Reasoner, a pending unrestricted free agent and former Oiler, currently sits at +6. According to Behind the Net, he's playing tough but not elite competition, and getting solid results. Here are his main numbers:

2.44 GFON/60
1.93 GAON/60
1.68 PTS/60

Those are solid results, especially given the situation. No other Thrasher is even close to Reasoner's 1.93 GAON/60.

On top of that, Reasoner's an elite penalty-killer, a good faceoff option, and by all accounts a character guy. Those three things could all be of use to the Oilers at this juncture.

Today, Don Waddell said that he was looking for young players rather than draft picks in exchange for his veterans. How about Bryan Lerg (apparently on the outs with the organization) straight across? Rob Schremp?

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It's a pretty sad state of affairs that Reasoner isn't only exactly what this team needs now, but likely would have been worth at least a few points in the standings up to this point.

I don't like Schremp and I don't think he'll ever make the Oilers, but a straight across for Reasoner almost feels like overpayment.

by quain on Mar 2, 2009 11:40 AM MST reply actions  

Sad indeed if we have to give up an asset for Marty when we could have easily signed him for cheap in the offseason.

Makes you wonder if we won't do it just to save Lowe face.

by Ryan on Mar 2, 2009 11:44 AM MST reply actions  

I don't like Schremp and I don't think he'll ever make the Oilers, but a straight across for Reasoner almost feels like overpayment.

Rob Schremp and a 3rd round pick for Marty Reasoner and a 2nd round pick, then. Or Rob Schremp and Steve Staios for Marty Reasoner and Niklas Havelid.

Admittedly, it isn't likely, but there are some bodies in the AHL that could be sent to ATL without me even thinking twice.

by Jonathan Willis on Mar 2, 2009 12:06 PM MST reply actions  

Or Rob Schremp and Steve Staios for Marty Reasoner and Niklas Havelid.

Apparently Lou's thinking Havelid's an asset too. He's gone to NJ for another younger defender from the land of cell phones.

by doritogrande on Mar 2, 2009 3:57 PM MST reply actions  

I'm terrible with links, but this website has a nice review of the historical cost of players and a projected cost of guys this season. It's organized by TOI which is perhaps a strange choice, but at the same time, is somewhat of a reflection on the importance of a given player.

He has Reasoner set at the 13-16 min level which historically nets something like a B-list prospect and a 2nd as the high end value.

For us I'd guess that looks something like Wild and a 2nd or Schremp and a 2nd. Anyway, it's an interesting read:

http://urhma.blogspot.com/

by Scott on Mar 2, 2009 6:18 PM MST reply actions  

Schremp for Reasoner would be pretty much perfect.

by Coach pb9617 on Mar 2, 2009 6:38 PM MST reply actions  

Apparently Lou's thinking Havelid's an asset too. He's gone to NJ for another younger defender from the land of cell phones.

Nice trade by the Devils. Havelid's a gamer.

by Jonathan Willis on Mar 2, 2009 7:09 PM MST reply actions  

Scott: Not that they're the same, but Havelid was just picked up for a B-list prospect; I can't imagine Reasoner will be much pricier.

by Jonathan Willis on Mar 2, 2009 7:09 PM MST reply actions  

Needs: 4th dman, PK experience.

Ideal deadline move: Tim Sestito for Josef Melichar

Needs: 3rd Line center to move Cogliano far far away from the dot. He doesn't have to be right-handed, because in Project Oiler, everyone has a name, his name is Kyle Brodziak. His name is Kyle Brodziak. His name is Kyle Brodziak.

Steven Reinprecht, Marty Reasoner, Jeff Halpern, Doug Weight, and Dominic Moore all fit the bill.

Ideal deadline move: Schremp plus a 2nd for anyone on the list.


Needs: Backup goalie, veteran.

Weekes fits.

by Coach pb9617 on Mar 2, 2009 7:41 PM MST reply actions  

He doesn't have to be right-handed, because in Project Oiler, everyone has a name, his name is Kyle Brodziak. His name is Kyle Brodziak. His name is Kyle Brodziak.

I tried to watch this on the weekend with the new girlfriend. I still don't know how the movie ends. Damn couches.

by doritogrande on Mar 2, 2009 7:57 PM MST reply actions  

I'm cross-posting all over the place!

by Coach pb9617 on Mar 2, 2009 8:22 PM MST reply actions  

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