Georges Laraque Proposes Massive One-For-One Trade Involving Juraj Slafkovsky
There was an interesting discussion today about a trade between the Montreal Canadiens and the New York Islanders involving Juraj Slafkovsky.
It happened on BPM Sports, during Georges Laraque's show, where the hosts asked the following question:
And that sparked a heated debate.
A major trade offer between the Canadiens and Islanders for Juraj Slafkovsky and Noah Dobson would be accepted by Georges Laraque of BPM Sports
Here's what he had to say on the matter (translated from French):
"Of course, I would do it..
Yes, of course, I would do it.
Do you know why I would do it if I were the Canadiens?
Because after that, you could trade David Reinbacher. [...]
Dobson becomes the Canadiens' number one defenseman.
And I'm telling you, I know you don't know how defensively responsible this guy is, he's an offensive defenseman, he's right-handed, and he's exceptional!
He's only 25 years old, he's 6 feet 4 inches, he checks all the boxes, he's incredible.
He's not [Evan] Bouchard from Edmonton!
This guy is solid.
And you're right that every team will call to get him.. Everyone wants him, but what is Lou doing?"
- Georges Laraque
Yes, of course, I would do it.
Do you know why I would do it if I were the Canadiens?
Because after that, you could trade David Reinbacher. [...]
Dobson becomes the Canadiens' number one defenseman.
And I'm telling you, I know you don't know how defensively responsible this guy is, he's an offensive defenseman, he's right-handed, and he's exceptional!
He's only 25 years old, he's 6 feet 4 inches, he checks all the boxes, he's incredible.
He's not [Evan] Bouchard from Edmonton!
This guy is solid.
And you're right that every team will call to get him.. Everyone wants him, but what is Lou doing?"
- Georges Laraque
The video in question is right here:
Dobson, 25 years old, 6 feet 4 inches, and 200 pounds, is a right-handed defenseman with 24 points in 46 games this season, after scoring 70 points in 79 games last season.
He is earning $4 million this season, but he will be a restricted free agent (RFA) this summer.
This is a story that will continue to make waves in the NHL trade market.
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