Filip Hronek’s trade value won’t decrease over the following yr or two
Sekeres and Price: Jeff Paterson talking about Vancouver Canucks defenseman Filip Hronek, and the way his trade value isn’t going to diminish over the following yr or two, so it’s okay that he desires to stick around for a bit.
“He has said that, for the longest time, that he’s on this thing for the long haul. I don’t see a difficulty with this.
Like, yes, he’s the very best trade chip. He’s not going to lose his trade value. Once you saw what Justin Faulk got on the trade, on the trade deadline. Colton Parayko. Buffalo was lining as much as get its hands on Colton Parayko.
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Right-shot defensemen that play in all situations and play the best way that Filip Hronekk does, he’s not going to lose his value in a yr or two. And so if the Canucks can mine mentorship out of Hronek, can proceed to play him, play him loads. Straight away, until they’re able to turn the keys over to a few of these younger guys, you recognize, I feel that might be the very best of each worlds for the organization.
In as much as you proceed to work and mold (Zeev) Buium or Tom Willander, after which in some unspecified time in the future they’re able to type of leave the nest, and perhaps at that time a number of the trade protection comes off.
Perhaps at that stage, Filip Hronek recognizes that, you recognize, there isn’t, there isn’t a ton of time left in his profession, and that he does at some stage resolve he desires to go elsewhere and have a shot at winning. And then you definitely package him up otherwise you pedal him off, and I still think that he’ll retain significant value just based on the position, the handedness, and the incontrovertible fact that he logs big minutes in all those situations.”
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