In fact, the former goaltending coach of the Montreal Canadiens added Logan Mailloux, David Reinbacher, and Lane Hutson to the discussion for a trade with the Carolina Hurricanes.
He wants Necas so much that he would go as far as trading Reinbacher, Mailloux, or Hutson, PLUS the 2024 first-round pick of the Winnipeg Jets (26th overall).
Personally, we would absolutely not make this trade, especially not one involving Lane Hutson, and host Mario Langlois seems to agree with us.
Ouch. It's a proposal that immediately elicited a reaction from host Langlois, who absolutely does not agree with Waite on this one.
In any case, the name Martin Necas isn't going away anytime soon.
Renowned journalist Pierre LeBrun, who is always very cautious in his comments, did not hesitate to confirm that Necas could very well be traded this summer. So, this is serious.
LeBrun even confirmed that Kent Hughes (Montreal Canadiens) is among the teams that called the Hurricanes to start working on a trade involving Necas.
A major file to follow, but rest assured that Kent Hughes will not trade David Reinbacher + a 1st round pick to acquire Necas (and neither will he trade Lane Hutson).
It's absolutely impossible.
Even in a «1 for 1» trade, Hutson and Reinbacher will not be traded, at least not for a Martin Necas even if he is very good.
Necas, 25 years old, 6 feet 2 inches, is a forward drafted 12th overall in 2017 who amassed 53 points in 77 games this season, 71 points in 82 games last season, and 9 points in 11 games during the 2024 playoffs.
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Credit: HABSolumentFan - Stéphane Waite propose une offre monstre pour acquérir Martin Necas
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MAI 30 | 540 ANSWERS Stephane Waite proposes a controversial trade involving Reinbacher and Hutson Would you make this trade of Stéphane Waite for Martin Necas? | ||
Mailloux + 1st round pick, I accept! | 79 | 14.6 % |
Reinbacher + 1st round pick, I accept! | 37 | 6.9 % |
Hutson + 1st round pick, I accept! | 17 | 3.1 % |
No, I keep these three young players | 407 | 75.4 % |
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