Instant Analysis – Nashville Predators Trade Yaroslav Askarov To San Jose Sharks w/ Steve Dangle



Instant Analysis – Nashville Predators Trade Yaroslav Askarov To San Jose Sharks w/ Steve Dangle

Steve Dangle recaps and analyzes the deal that saw elite goaltending prospect Yaroslav Askarov, a 3rd-round pick and Nolan Burke traded from the Nashville Predators to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a 2025 1st-Round Pick, Magnus Chrona and David Edstrom

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23 comments
  1. …but I wanted your take on the Laine trade!! 😂 Jokes aside, as a Montreal fan, I'm glad those Askarov rumors are put to rest. He's gonna make a great impact in SJ!

  2. I’m still an Askarov believer as a Preds fan but there’s one thing you didn’t point out and that’s the fact that Askarov was pulled in both AHL playoff appearances and replaced long term with a more experienced goalie (although one of those times was maybe due to injury but there’s speculation about that)

  3. Steve last time the Sharks traded a 1st for a goalie it was Martin Jones. They drafted 9th the year before and the pick they sent to Boston was 29th because they lost in the Cup Final after the trade. Trent Frederic was who that pick was so not bad but from thinking you are getting a lottery pick to that team losing in the Cup Final 🤦‍♂️.

  4. I feel like Nashville will probably move one of their first rounders at the deadline to get a forward and keep the rest of their picks to try and rebuild while still going for it. Sharks are looking like they got the most potential in the league, in 4-5 years they could be unreal

  5. As a Sharks fan, I love this trade. But, it's worth pointing out that if Trotz made this deal with Grier it has to have been the best or one of the best offers. So if the return is disappointing, then tell the other GMs to offer more? Trotz can only get what he's offered, similar to what Grier got back for Meier, and Hertl, and Karlsson. We as fans can always feel that a player may be worth more than what a given deal yields, but the GMs can only go off of what is being offered. And, while Askarov may have yielded more in theory at the deadline, would he really have yielded more if he doesn't play much before then? Or plays worse than he did the last 2 years? Who knows.

  6. Sharks fan bias but Mike Greier has been cooking since the Meier deal (and looking back at it the trade doesn’t look as bad as it did at the time).

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