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The problem is, he shouldnt have been a 3rd overall pick, he should have been more in the 10-15 range, and then habs rushed him into the nhl and didnt let him develop. Then he got stuck into a billionaire war, where it seemed that the hurricans were morecinterested in trying to screw the habs and offersheet him instead of actually wanting him
That sounds about right. That $8.4M the Habs forced Tom Dundon to pay Aho must have been eating at him something fierce to offer sheet KK. But at the time, word was that Waddell thought it was a good move. KK didn't develop into what they hoped he'd be. No big deal..this happens all the time in sports.
Came here to post this. Dude was projected in the middle of the first round and was only drafted third because Marc Bergevin is an awful GM who was desperate for a top center.
@@senseofjustice0218 Not true, he was a late riser in the 2018 draft rankings as draft day grew nearer, and was repeatedly linked to the Habs as our guy for weeks prior. He shouldn't have gone third, and certainly not above Tkachuk or Quinn Hughes, but he was absolutely a top 10 projected pick before the draft
Owner Tom Dundon making his own GM look like a dolt then had their juvenile social media teams attempt to rub it in. Deserving ending to a stupid move made purely out of spite.
Yes, this Habs fan isn't losing any sleep over that arrogant billionaire's' troubles. I do like the player, though. I feel bad for KK and I hope things work out got him, eventually.
@@ledsabbazepplath3889I'm sure they didn't think he was gonna be better than Aho. But considering they already had Trochek (should have kept him), Staal, Jack Drury and Ryan Suzuki in the system, the offer sheet made no sense.
Honestly i think he got too greedy, if he had stayed in montreal he most likely would've continue to develop as a good hockey player, especially with marty as the coach. He would even have a good pairing on the second line with kirby for sure.
Imagine if this was all Bergevin idea from the ludacrest offersheet on Aho, setting the bait and the waiting for the big fish to take it ? Bergevin was playing chess and the other fellow was playing checkers .
STL could convince Torey Krug to waive his NTC and deal him to Carolina for Kotkaniemi straight up. (Or it could be Justin Faulk, but the Blues would much prefer to deal Krug) -JK gets a fresh start with less immediate pressure. (Blues are looking at another year or two retool) -Krug goes to a current cup-level competitor. (Carolina's cup window is now) -Carolina gets a very good offensive D-man and PP QB who's not bad in his own zone -St. Louis gets a younger mid-line center to grow with the youth movement under way and clears out one of the NTCs currently creating a logjam on the blueline Balancing considerations: -Krug currently makes $1.68 mil more than JK -JK is signed for 6 more years, Krug for only 3 -Krug's NTC becomes a '15-team list' NEXT Summer -JK's contract is unencumbered
His contract was made to be bought out if he didn't pan out to his potential. His cap hit would be better spent elsewhere. There really is no loss here considering how well the Cane's draft. Real winner here is Utah, who got Conor Geekie after trading up the first rounder used in the Dvorak trade.
That offersheet was bad before it was even signed. The fact that a contender that was supposed to be focused on winning now was instead, more focused on wasting almost 5M for 6 years purely out of spite is just pathetic. That's the kind of hissy fit that you'd expect from a middle schooler, but no, it came from a professional sports franchise. And now, it's become a liability. Deserved.
@@Theaveragejoehockeyreport Atlanta Spirit tied Waddell's hands. They forced him to cut salary, so it was basically impossible for him to build a winning them there.
This is exactly who Brent Sennecke reminds me of. I really don't think he's bad. Just developed wrong badly. And wasn't a top 3 player in the draft. I think he still actually has 50-65 point middle 6 upside like Stephenson.
Well here is the problem about kotkaniemi development. Firstly, he was rushed way too early into the nhl. He wasn’t even supposed to be drafted 3rd overall bht since he was probably the best center available, Bergevin went for him. Secondly, realize if Bergevin sent him down to the AHL or the junior leagues, maybe he would’ve been a complete different player by now. Ever since Bergevin drafted him, i’ve always disliked and despised that pick but that doesn’t prevent me from thinking Kotkaniemi could’ve reached his peek if he had the right development at that time and if he wasn’t rushed into the big leagues way too early. Think about Slafkovsky this season who had a disappointing rookie season but quickly turned it around the next season because of the coaching management team.
@@matthew7827this is Geoff Molsons fault. He should have fired MB before he was even given a chance to draft KK. KK also had terrible coaches in Claude Julien who was past his expiration date and the pr move Dominique Ducharme. At least Slafkovský has a great coach in MSL.
I was watching when Kotkaniemi scored his first (and second) goals against my beloved Washington Caps. I thought "this guy is going to be a star." I'm really not sure what happened.
Every time i went to see the blues live i thought Patrik berglund looked like a star in the making. Looking back, that was way off. I guess that's why scouting is a precarious job: you could catch a guy on some good nights or during a hot streak and be convinced he's the next star everyone will be talking about, but you don't pay attention or catch him during the low points
Revenge might be right around the corner. An offer sheet for Martin Necas would get the Habs that player. The Canes are in such a cap bind, they know it would be a Tavares-like poison pill for them to match it.
@@kenmacleod7225 I really disagree, Necas will never be a point per game player, he’s a peripheral player and he’s way overrated imo. He only had one good season, and besides he doesn’t fit in MTL, he’s not what they need. MTL need a player with character and skills, not a player who’s afraid to go where it hurts. I’m telling you, it would be a huge mistake for the HABS to get him, everyone will want him out in just 2-3 years if they do
MTL is still in a rebuild and giving away an unprotected first for Necas would be insanely dangerous, Just talk to the GM and try to make a deal if you really want Necas.
@@Ryukasan1 For sure. It has to be your own first-rounder in an offer sheet and that might still be a lottery pick at the end of next season. The Canes are in cap hell. They'll listen to anyone at this stage, even the Canadiens. But it will probably take a package much like the Kings paid for PLD to get Necas. We might be better off trading for a more modest Dach/Newhook type of player who hasn't quite broken out yet. They were smart gambles that appear to be paying off, more or less..
I do believe KK has his place in the NHL and will find his stride eventually, most probably at 3rd line C. I mean, I look at Armia, a player obviously very talented, and it seems he's finally figuring his game out at 30 years old. I think the destination of choice will be a team that is in the start of middle of a rebuild mode, like you mentioned San Jose & Columbus. Maybe Seattle would look for a bit more offensive punch? But one thing is for sure, he shouldn't have been drafted 3rd, nor brought straight to the NHL. Realizing Montreal chose him over Hughes, Tkachuk & Dobson stings a lot. And I was one chirping the Sens about KK being better that Brady. I was wrong.
This is what happens if you let ego influence your decisions as a NHL GM they wanted to get 1 up MTL so badly that they grossly overpaid for a at best bad 2nd line center potentially … on a bottom dwelling team. Montreal offer sheeted Aho his actual market value thinking Carolina would be too cheap to sign him, because that was their reputation at the time. Honestly Los Angeles offering Danault slightly more money is more akin to what MTL tried to do with Aho than whatever Carolina imagined they would accomplish by vastly overpaying Kotkaniemi and compensate MTL.
We got words recently that is work ethic was questionable. Don't know if that's true, but that was the most recent in Montreal medias. Sadly for him, the whole offer sheet derailed his career where he didn't really have to prove himself, and the fact the Habs didn't match was clearly a red flag.
Actually thats false info in his book Bergevin opened up that he matched the offer sheet the last day of the offer and called kotkaniemi few times for him to accept but he never answered the phone his agent then called him to tell Bergevin he didn’t want to play to Montreal even if he matched the offer due to maybe the treatment he had in the playoffs and that’s how he left Montreal
it must be summer when a popular Habs podcast actually entertained the idea that they could sign Kotkaniemi next year if he is bought out. Um, why? He has been victim of unrealistic expectations from the moment he was drafted. It has hurt his development but swelled his pocketbook. I'm guessing money does not buy happiness though.
I don't think Carolina will sell low on a 23 year old who is still a cheap buyout in 2025. His trade value can barely go down from here, and waiting a year on a buyout ends the buyout period sooner.
No. Stop! The "young" excuse only works with players who are actually developing and don't have a lot of NHL games in their body. KK is turning 24 this summer and, playoffs included, already has over 450 NHL games worth of experience. What you are seeing now is what you're gonna get. A very average 3rd line center who's overpaid out of spite from a past offer sheet. KK at 2-3M for 2-3 years is fine. KK at 4.8m over 7 years is an abomination of a deal.
@@Ryukasan1At least Kotkaniemi, should the Canes buy out his contract, will have some financial security. That said, Kotkaniemi won’t be easy to move even at a similar per-season cap hit to current Blackhawks (ex-Canucks ex-Leafs) winger Ilya Mikheyev (with the former’s just US$70,000 more than the latter’s), with a downgrade of draft pick the Canucks had needed to take on to rid themselves of Mikheyev’s contract (the Blackhawks fourth-rounder in exchange for the Canucks second-rounder).
In fact, he’ll sign a better value contract for next season than will Necas, whom everyone seems to love but also doesn’t have consistent production, is a year older and is a weaker defender.
Marc Bergevin was a petty GM for the Habs and gave an offer sheet to Aho, the the Canes the next year did the same shit and stole KK for the heck of it but not because they thought so much of him.
Carolina should have known better than rely on the Montreal Canadian's hability to recuite a good player. Whoever the Habs draft, you know it is going to be a bust.
This is the risk you take when you do a massive reach with the 3rd overall pick. You notice how Kaiden Guhle was the safe, predictable pick? That's because 2 years in they realized they had screwed up and another reach would have been gambling with their jobs.
@@Willy-jr85 He was the 6th ranked European skater. The 2nd got picked 8th, the 3rd got picked 9th, the 4th got picked 16th, the 5th got picked 50th, the 7th got picked 15th, and the 8th got picked 23rd.
3rd pick overall was Kotkaniemi.... 4th pick Brady Tkachuk!!! Talk about messing up! 75% of the Montreal fans where shouting TKACHUK!!! But the experts knew better...
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QOTD: If you're Carolina, what do you do with Kotkaniemi? Do you trade him, buy him out, or just keep him for the future? Let me know!! #GravGang
easy: trade him for some assets or just wait until he takes more value
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The problem is, he shouldnt have been a 3rd overall pick, he should have been more in the 10-15 range, and then habs rushed him into the nhl and didnt let him develop. Then he got stuck into a billionaire war, where it seemed that the hurricans were morecinterested in trying to screw the habs and offersheet him instead of actually wanting him
Central Scouting thought it should be Brady Tkachuk, but what do they know?
That sounds about right. That $8.4M the Habs forced Tom Dundon to pay Aho must have been eating at him something fierce to offer sheet KK. But at the time, word was that Waddell thought it was a good move. KK didn't develop into what they hoped he'd be. No big deal..this happens all the time in sports.
Came here to post this. Dude was projected in the middle of the first round and was only drafted third because Marc Bergevin is an awful GM who was desperate for a top center.
@@senseofjustice0218 You're letting your hatred of Bergevin blind you to the fact he speaks French.
@@senseofjustice0218 Not true, he was a late riser in the 2018 draft rankings as draft day grew nearer, and was repeatedly linked to the Habs as our guy for weeks prior. He shouldn't have gone third, and certainly not above Tkachuk or Quinn Hughes, but he was absolutely a top 10 projected pick before the draft
Owner Tom Dundon
making his own GM look like a dolt then had their juvenile social media teams attempt to rub it in. Deserving ending to a stupid move made purely out of spite.
Yes, this Habs fan isn't losing any sleep over that arrogant billionaire's' troubles. I do like the player, though. I feel bad for KK and I hope things work out got him, eventually.
remember when canes fans thought they stole him from montreal? loooooooooooooooooool
“He’ll develop into a 1C in Carolina”
@@ledsabbazepplath3889I'm sure they didn't think he was gonna be better than Aho. But considering they already had Trochek (should have kept him), Staal, Jack Drury and Ryan Suzuki in the system, the offer sheet made no sense.
You’ll see
Carolina should call Montreal and ask for Dvorak to replace KK.
Kent Hughes will send him for 15$ 😂
I wouldn’t give up on a player at 23
Montreal should of picked Hughes or tkachuk
old news
no shit sherlock
Honestly i think he got too greedy, if he had stayed in montreal he most likely would've continue to develop as a good hockey player, especially with marty as the coach. He would even have a good pairing on the second line with kirby for sure.
Kotkaniemi had 14 points in the first 15 games
Which means he had 13 in the last 64
Imagine if this was all Bergevin idea from the ludacrest offersheet on Aho, setting the bait and the waiting for the big fish to take it ? Bergevin was playing chess and the other fellow was playing checkers .
You give that giant dolt Bergevin way too much credit. He's not smart enough to plot like that.
STL could convince Torey Krug to waive his NTC and deal him to Carolina for Kotkaniemi straight up.
(Or it could be Justin Faulk, but the Blues would much prefer to deal Krug)
-JK gets a fresh start with less immediate pressure. (Blues are looking at another year or two retool)
-Krug goes to a current cup-level competitor. (Carolina's cup window is now)
-Carolina gets a very good offensive D-man and PP QB who's not bad in his own zone
-St. Louis gets a younger mid-line center to grow with the youth movement under way and clears out one of the NTCs currently creating a logjam on the blueline
Balancing considerations:
-Krug currently makes $1.68 mil more than JK
-JK is signed for 6 more years, Krug for only 3
-Krug's NTC becomes a '15-team list' NEXT Summer
-JK's contract is unencumbered
His contract was made to be bought out if he didn't pan out to his potential. His cap hit would be better spent elsewhere. There really is no loss here considering how well the Cane's draft.
Real winner here is Utah, who got Conor Geekie after trading up the first rounder used in the Dvorak trade.
That offersheet was bad before it was even signed. The fact that a contender that was supposed to be focused on winning now was instead, more focused on wasting almost 5M for 6 years purely out of spite is just pathetic. That's the kind of hissy fit that you'd expect from a middle schooler, but no, it came from a professional sports franchise. And now, it's become a liability. Deserved.
The offer sheet was only 1 year. The current contract is because they actually believed in him as a player
An offer sheet by the same gm that helped the Thrashers fold in Atlanta. And he's made some weird moves in carolina too.
@@Theaveragejoehockeyreport Atlanta Spirit tied Waddell's hands. They forced him to cut salary, so it was basically impossible for him to build a winning them there.
@@gabetalks9275 they oddly enough killed the spirit there lol. Oh well, I'm from winnipeg.
This is exactly who Brent Sennecke reminds me of. I really don't think he's bad. Just developed wrong badly. And wasn't a top 3 player in the draft. I think he still actually has 50-65 point middle 6 upside like Stephenson.
6 years in, he's clearly the worst player drafted in the top 8, probably 2nd worst in the top 12.
Well here is the problem about kotkaniemi development. Firstly, he was rushed way too early into the nhl. He wasn’t even supposed to be drafted 3rd overall bht since he was probably the best center available, Bergevin went for him. Secondly, realize if Bergevin sent him down to the AHL or the junior leagues, maybe he would’ve been a complete different player by now. Ever since Bergevin drafted him, i’ve always disliked and despised that pick but that doesn’t prevent me from thinking Kotkaniemi could’ve reached his peek if he had the right development at that time and if he wasn’t rushed into the big leagues way too early. Think about Slafkovsky this season who had a disappointing rookie season but quickly turned it around the next season because of the coaching management team.
@@kurtwpgNot really, Zadina and Hayton were drafted top 8 too
@@kurtwpg Zadina says hi.
@@matthew7827this is Geoff Molsons fault. He should have fired MB before he was even given a chance to draft KK. KK also had terrible coaches in Claude Julien who was past his expiration date and the pr move Dominique Ducharme. At least Slafkovský has a great coach in MSL.
Necas would look good in orange and black. He could center the future Michkov line.
I don’t necessarily want this to happen but Vancouver might want to see if a kotkiniemi for mikayev trade is possible
I was watching when Kotkaniemi scored his first (and second) goals against my beloved Washington Caps. I thought "this guy is going to be a star." I'm really not sure what happened.
Every time i went to see the blues live i thought Patrik berglund looked like a star in the making.
Looking back, that was way off. I guess that's why scouting is a precarious job: you could catch a guy on some good nights or during a hot streak and be convinced he's the next star everyone will be talking about, but you don't pay attention or catch him during the low points
We revived Eeli Tolvanen in Seattle. Give us KK for cap minimum and he has a breakout year 😉 lmao
The problem is Carolina brought his upon themselves. I'm glad that Montreal said their goodbyes to kk
Revenge might be right around the corner. An offer sheet for Martin Necas would get the Habs that player. The Canes are in such a cap bind, they know it would be a Tavares-like poison pill for them to match it.
It would be a huge mistake for MTL to get Necas, the guy is overrated and he’s definitely not what the HABS need
@@jasonvoorheesthethird I think he's pretty close to a point-per-game player on the right team. I think he might be exactly what Montreal needs.
@@kenmacleod7225 I really disagree, Necas will never be a point per game player, he’s a peripheral player and he’s way overrated imo. He only had one good season, and besides he doesn’t fit in MTL, he’s not what they need. MTL need a player with character and skills, not a player who’s afraid to go where it hurts. I’m telling you, it would be a huge mistake for the HABS to get him, everyone will want him out in just 2-3 years if they do
MTL is still in a rebuild and giving away an unprotected first for Necas would be insanely dangerous, Just talk to the GM and try to make a deal if you really want Necas.
@@Ryukasan1 For sure. It has to be your own first-rounder in an offer sheet and that might still be a lottery pick at the end of next season. The Canes are in cap hell. They'll listen to anyone at this stage, even the Canadiens. But it will probably take a package much like the Kings paid for PLD to get Necas. We might be better off trading for a more modest Dach/Newhook type of player who hasn't quite broken out yet. They were smart gambles that appear to be paying off, more or less..
I do believe KK has his place in the NHL and will find his stride eventually, most probably at 3rd line C. I mean, I look at Armia, a player obviously very talented, and it seems he's finally figuring his game out at 30 years old.
I think the destination of choice will be a team that is in the start of middle of a rebuild mode, like you mentioned San Jose & Columbus. Maybe Seattle would look for a bit more offensive punch?
But one thing is for sure, he shouldn't have been drafted 3rd, nor brought straight to the NHL. Realizing Montreal chose him over Hughes, Tkachuk & Dobson stings a lot. And I was one chirping the Sens about KK being better that Brady. I was wrong.
This is what happens if you let ego influence your decisions as a NHL GM they wanted to get 1 up MTL so badly that they grossly overpaid for a at best bad 2nd line center potentially … on a bottom dwelling team.
Montreal offer sheeted Aho his actual market value thinking Carolina would be too cheap to sign him, because that was their reputation at the time.
Honestly Los Angeles offering Danault slightly more money is more akin to what MTL tried to do with Aho than whatever Carolina imagined they would accomplish by vastly overpaying Kotkaniemi and compensate MTL.
Jordan Stall is not a #2 Center anymore come on my dudes. 3 = good.
We got words recently that is work ethic was questionable. Don't know if that's true, but that was the most recent in Montreal medias. Sadly for him, the whole offer sheet derailed his career where he didn't really have to prove himself, and the fact the Habs didn't match was clearly a red flag.
Actually thats false info in his book Bergevin opened up that he matched the offer sheet the last day of the offer and called kotkaniemi few times for him to accept but he never answered the phone his agent then called him to tell Bergevin he didn’t want to play to Montreal even if he matched the offer due to maybe the treatment he had in the playoffs and that’s how he left Montreal
it must be summer when a popular Habs podcast actually entertained the idea that they could sign Kotkaniemi next year if he is bought out. Um, why?
He has been victim of unrealistic expectations from the moment he was drafted. It has hurt his development but swelled his pocketbook. I'm guessing money does not buy happiness though.
buyout and a fresh start in San Jose or Pittsburgh.Rooster,there's no other way.
I don't think Carolina will sell low on a 23 year old who is still a cheap buyout in 2025. His trade value can barely go down from here, and waiting a year on a buyout ends the buyout period sooner.
The draft ladies reaction when Montreal drafted Kotkaniemi pretty much sums up his career to this point.
Great Video, as usual, Nathan. I think The Montreal Canadiens are Thanking Their Lucky Stars about the Offer Sheet. Let me know what you think
Broberg, Holloway..
Why not Brady Tkachuk the habs needed him
Don’t write him off yet though, he’s still very young
No. Stop! The "young" excuse only works with players who are actually developing and don't have a lot of NHL games in their body. KK is turning 24 this summer and, playoffs included, already has over 450 NHL games worth of experience. What you are seeing now is what you're gonna get. A very average 3rd line center who's overpaid out of spite from a past offer sheet. KK at 2-3M for 2-3 years is fine. KK at 4.8m over 7 years is an abomination of a deal.
@@Ryukasan1At least Kotkaniemi, should the Canes buy out his contract, will have some financial security. That said, Kotkaniemi won’t be easy to move even at a similar per-season cap hit to current Blackhawks (ex-Canucks ex-Leafs) winger Ilya Mikheyev (with the former’s just US$70,000 more than the latter’s), with a downgrade of draft pick the Canucks had needed to take on to rid themselves of Mikheyev’s contract (the Blackhawks fourth-rounder in exchange for the Canucks second-rounder).
Just imagine if the Habs had Brady Tkachuk like everyone on planet earth thought they were taking....
Slaf and Tkachuk.. but then again we need to look at maybe they would not finish last place... People forget these things.
The whole thing is overblown considering his age and his production to date. His next team will end up with a great deal.
In fact, he’ll sign a better value contract for next season than will Necas, whom everyone seems to love but also doesn’t have consistent production, is a year older and is a weaker defender.
how can you think guentzel and jarvis will only cost 15m jake alone is gonna be 10-12m its why Pittsburgh traded him
those bots are something else 😅
lol, I think I know what you mean.
When he skates backwards, people say "Here comes the bum!"
ultimate chaos would be montreal offering a offer sheet for necas
They wont because Hugues is actually smart and patient, unlike Bergevin.
No shot CBus should be interested
This is why I want the Kraken to take their time developing Shane Wright, this is a cautionary tale in player development.
As a Habs fan drafting this guy makes me mad 😡
easy buyout, we move 🔥🔥
Who did Montreal get with the picks they got from Carolina?
Dvorak
@@marcbabineau6001 yikes.
If this doesn't scream pick bpa and not for need I don't know what does
He needs to play with someone like Crosby or Mackinnon...players with high hockey IQ instead of bums.
Canes fan here.....yeah...
The canes really wanted to show the habs so much so the stuck there foot in There mouth
Someone they isn't on s rush well sign him at he gets bought out. I can see him a team giving him s shot
I would take a chance. Can't be much worse than Hayes.
Do NOT be shocked if the Florida Panthers take a flyer at Kotkaniemi
Hayes and 3rd for JK
He'll get bought out and then signs in Calgary
And with all that said, he is genuinely worst than Zadina... Hardcore...
Bro is a walking L
if they buy him out the sharks will give him a chance
Maybe Faulk for JK
KK back to habs?😊
Another Avs reclamation project 🔜
Poor kid was rushed to the NHL
Krug for JK
drafted by motreal, dude was destined to fail
Juraj Slafkovsky 50 points in first full season!
there never was a rise 😂😂😂
Marc Bergevin was a petty GM for the Habs and gave an offer sheet to Aho, the the Canes the next year did the same shit and stole KK for the heck of it but not because they thought so much of him.
Carolina should have known better than rely on the Montreal Canadian's hability to recuite a good player. Whoever the Habs draft, you know it is going to be a bust.
Slaf 's a bust? Hughes administrations. Not Bergevin
Juraj Slafkovsky 50 points in first full season!
This is the risk you take when you do a massive reach with the 3rd overall pick. You notice how Kaiden Guhle was the safe, predictable pick? That's because 2 years in they realized they had screwed up and another reach would have been gambling with their jobs.
Massive reach whoah if Montréal dont Pick him the Coyotes take him at five
@@Willy-jr85 He was the 6th ranked European skater. The 2nd got picked 8th, the 3rd got picked 9th, the 4th got picked 16th, the 5th got picked 50th, the 7th got picked 15th, and the 8th got picked 23rd.
The rise ? I must have missed it.
He’s is gona be a shark 😂
Another player ruined by poor habs development womp womp womp
3rd pick overall was Kotkaniemi.... 4th pick Brady Tkachuk!!! Talk about messing up! 75% of the Montreal fans where shouting TKACHUK!!! But the experts knew better...
False narrative. Nobody was talming about Tkatchuk. Fans wanted Zadina, who is worst than KK lol
lol…there was never any rise…it was a crappy pick by a stupid gm
And an even dumber offer sheet from the canes. ☺😂