Take this for whatever its worth. Horton was offered a deal in the range of 6 years.

how much money are we talkin?

I don't know yet, all I know is that it is credible and its something like a 6-year deal.

 

 

But take it for what its worth. I could be completely wrong.

Hopefully a deal gets done soon. We must get him and Weiss locked up. Then Martin can focus on fixing the goaltending situation.

Hopefully a deal gets done soon. We must get him and Weiss locked up. Then Martin can focus on fixing the goaltending situation.

 

 

I think Bouwmeester should be a higher priority than Weiss.

Hopefully a deal gets done soon. We must get him and Weiss locked up. Then Martin can focus on fixing the goaltending situation.

 

 

I think Bouwmeester should be a higher priority than Weiss.

Weiss is a RFA this year. We can't even start talking with Bouw until July 1st since he is under contract for next year. Get Weiss done now and the goaltending situation and then get Bouw signed.

would be awesome to lock up our youngins

BTW: The Hockeysfuture.com Panther's message board sucks. Is there any better ones?

BTW: The Hockeysfuture.com Panther's message board sucks. Is there any better ones?

I don't think so. There are VERY few. Cape and I tried and it never really amounted to anything.

how much money are we talkin?

Who cares? Give him whatever he wants.

GIT ER DONE!

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/hockey/...sports-panthers

 

Draft picks will be pivotal in any deal, because they'll likely have to be packaged with a defenseman, of which the Panthers currently have nine. Martin reiterated he's not looking to trade the players most appealing to other teams: Olli Jokinen, Jay Bouwmeester, Nathan Horton, Stephen Weiss and Bryan Allen.

 

"We've identified we're going to build with our core players, the young players," Martin said.

 

 

 

Martin is playing it smart

 

 

I love the idea of horton 6 years, Weiss 4-6 years, Jbou 6 years