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Bruins coming after Alfie?

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08:18 AM ET 02.20 | Moving Daniel Alfredsson wouldn't be easy, but if the Senators sink without key players Jason Spezza and Erik Karlsson, they might entertain the notion. It's going to be really sensitive for sure. There has been no player as popular in the history of the Senators. Senators GM Bryan Murray can't control other teams calling him and that's going to happen if the Senators fall off because of those injuries. I believe one of the teams that will pursue Alfredsson very seriously are the Boston Bruins, who have some cap room after trading Tim Thomas. There are some obvious connections in Boston with Zdeno Chara -- Alfredsson's former teammate from Ottawa -- and general manager Peter Chiarelli who worked in Ottawa. They won't be the only contenders.

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February 20, 2013  08:25 AM ET

Interesting...but what does Ottawa get in return.

February 20, 2013  08:31 AM ET
QUOTE(#1):

Interesting...but what does Ottawa get in return.

Guess the 'terns were reading my comments yesterday.

From the B's? Pick and a prospect. I figure he'd command something like Kaberle did.

February 20, 2013  08:44 AM ET
QUOTE(#2):

I figure he'd command something like Kaberle did.

I'd I figure that he'd be worth substantially more than whatever Kaberle brought in...

February 20, 2013  08:51 AM ET
QUOTE(#1):

Interesting...but what does Ottawa get in return.

TT...oh wait

February 20, 2013  08:53 AM ET
QUOTE(#3):

I'd I figure that he'd be worth substantially more than whatever Kaberle brought in...

You do? An aging winger with mediocre production who will be a UFA this summer and probably retire is worth more than a first a second and a prospect?

We aren't talking about Scott Gomez here...

February 20, 2013  09:02 AM ET

It being such a short season, I think there will be a couple of teams that make less than rationale moves. However, they should watch making moves out this short season that will haunt them many seasons to come.

February 20, 2013  09:11 AM ET
QUOTE(#5):

You do? An aging winger with mediocre production who will be a UFA this summer and probably retire is worth more than a first a second and a prospect?

We aren't talking about Scott Gomez here...

LOL - Way to put it in perspective Danny.

February 20, 2013  09:15 AM ET
QUOTE(#1):

Interesting...but what does Ottawa get in return.

Salary relief and a low round pick.

February 20, 2013  09:46 AM ET
QUOTE(#1):

Interesting...but what does Ottawa get in return.

Alfie was going to retire last year so Melnyk, the loyal guy that he is (?), might decide to give him one last shot at the Stanley Cup. That's not about to happen in Ottawa. And, since he was going to retire, even a second round pick is better than nothing.

February 20, 2013  09:55 AM ET
QUOTE(#5):

You do? An aging winger with mediocre production who will be a UFA this summer and probably retire is worth more than a first a second and a prospect?We aren't talking about Scott Gomez here...

Yup...Alfredsson vs Kaberle...that's a no brainer!

February 20, 2013  10:01 AM ET
QUOTE(#10):

Yup...Alfredsson vs Kaberle...that's a no brainer!

It is for the Habs, apparently.

February 20, 2013  10:05 AM ET
QUOTE(#8):

Salary relief and a low round pick.

Exactly. Alfie comes back for 1 game or something next year , and retires with Ottawa.

February 20, 2013  10:07 AM ET
QUOTE(#2):

Guess the 'terns were reading my comments yesterday.From the B's? Pick and a prospect. I figure he'd command something like Kaberle did.

It would be hard to push terms like that unless Alfie agrees to play a couple more seasons. He's been talking about retiring and no one is going to give up a lot for just a rental player.

February 20, 2013  10:09 AM ET

Trade us Seguin and we'll talk. Otherwise bugger off. The Sens will be a competitor next year and rumour has it that Alfie will stick around for another year. He's not going anywhere folks.

February 20, 2013  10:13 AM ET
QUOTE(#5):

An aging winger with mediocre production

Speaking of Kessler I gave him a 9 on his dive last night, but the refs only gave him 2(min)

February 20, 2013  10:14 AM ET
QUOTE(#8):

Salary relief and a low round pick.

Ottawa doesn't need salary relief. Alfie is making a pro-rated $1 mil this year on the last year of his contract. His cap hit is $4.875m. The Sens don't need any salary relief at all.

February 20, 2013  10:16 AM ET
QUOTE(#14):

Trade us Seguin and we'll talk. Otherwise bugger off. The Sens will be a competitor next year and rumour has it that Alfie will stick around for another year. He's not going anywhere folks.

Seguin, you say? You're barking up the wrong tree! Thinks like that only happen in Toronto. But ... with BB gone ... you might be out of luck.

February 20, 2013  10:27 AM ET

that would be my question

February 20, 2013  10:32 AM ET
QUOTE(#14):

The Sens will be a competitor next year

Sure they will. Now accept your pat on the head and run along, lil one.

 
February 20, 2013  10:51 AM ET
QUOTE(#14):

The Sens will be a competitor next year ...

... for that #1 pick overall, maybe.

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