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Realistic Wings-Hawks Trade Idea

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Okay, how about this trade: D Derek Meech, RW Dan Cleary, RW Jan Mursak, and our first and second round picks in 2011 for Patrick Sharp and a 2011 1st or 2nd Round Pick?

Dan Cleary: $2,800,000

Jan Mursak: $646,111

Derek Meech: $500,000

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$3,946,111

Detroit would then have 20 players under contract for $56,742,045. The salary cap in 2010-11 is $59.4 Million. They would have $2,657,955 left to sign Helm and Abdelkader. With that, here's the proposed roster:

Line 1: Datsyuk -- Franzen -- Sharp

Line 2: Zetterberg -- Holmstrom -- Filppula

Line 3: Hudler -- Bertuzzi -- Abdelkader

Line 4: Helm -- Eaves -- Draper

13th Forward: Miller

Pairing 1: Lidstrom -- Rafalski

Pairing 2: Krowall -- Stuart

Pairing 3: Ericsson -- McKee

7th Defenseman: Kindl

Goalie 1: Jimmy Howard

Goalie 2: Chris Osgood

The problem is the Wings would be left with just $32,955 cap space if they also signed Jay McKee. Their roster would be stacked and filled out, but with that slim amount of cap space, it almost warrants another trade. And would Ken Holland be willing to take that gamble to land Sharp and sign McKee. Now if they don’t sign McKee, then the Wings will go into camp with Kindl as their 6th Dman and $857,955 of cap space left. Ken Holland always likes to keep a cushion of $500,000-$750,000 under the cap. The Wings will go into camp with their top five defensemen set with Lidstrom, Rafalski, Krowall, Stuart, and Ericsson. They are expected to carry seven defensemen with the final two spots going to Meech, Brendan Smith, Doug Janik, or Jakub Kindl.

Salaries of those four Defensemen:

Meech: $500,000

Smith: $875,000

Kindl: $883,333

Janik: $512,500

We shall wait and see Kenny work his magic, but damn would it be nice to land Patrick Sharp.

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I would do it, but chicago wouldnt.

They don't need cleary and the only reason they would trade sharp is to get rid of cap space, which bringing in cleary doesnt do.

I also don't see the point of the picks being in there, as we are just swapping 1st and 2nd round picks, which will probably be 3-5 spots apart.

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