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Frank Vatrano

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Sep 18, 2026

Cody SpinkHOST
3:04
So here are the forwards.
Cody SpinkHOST
3:07
You got Leo Carlson, Judd Caulfield, Sam Colangelo, Sean Farrell, Nathan Gauthier, Cutter Godier, Mikhail Granlin, AJ Greer, James Hablin, Alex Killorn, Nikita Klepov, Cruz Lucius, Jeff Malott, Roger McQueen, Niko Majatovic, Nikita Nestorenko, Marcus Nordmark, Lucas Pedersen, Colson Petrie, Ryan Paling, Mathis Preston, Ethan Precision, Beckett Seneca, Igor Sidorov, Troy Terry, who's injured right now, but we already knew that, mon trough, Frank for Toronto, Anton Wahlberg, and Tim washy.
Cody SpinkHOST
3:51
And on defense, you got Drew Helleson, Tyson Hines, who is injured, but we'll talk about him on another video as well.
Cody SpinkHOST
3:58
Nick Jensen, Jaden Kurtz, Jackson Lacombe, Tristan Luno, Pavel Minchikov, Travis Mitchell, Ian Moore, Corey Schumann, Connor Smith, Stan Solberg, Noah Warren, and the best name on the list so far, Jet Wu.
Cody SpinkHOST
5:55
Now, Let's talk about how the teams were split up.
Cody SpinkHOST
6:01
So, and we got some lines matchups here.
Cody SpinkHOST
6:05
So you got Frank for Toronto, Leo Carlson and Beckett Seneca on team orange.
Cody SpinkHOST
6:11
Actually, I should say this.
Simon SalikasHOST
25:11
Yeah
Sean CampbellHOST
25:11
... again, i- if he was playing last year with Frank Vatrano and, uh, and, uh, you know, uh, Brady Veilleux on the third or fourth line of the Anaheim Ducks, the Ducks were a great team this year.
Sean CampbellHOST
25:22
The parallels with the Canadiens are obvious.
Simon SalikasHOST
25:24
Yeah.
Matt SekeresHOST
56:46
... because of this, but it means not having to pay an asset to get off a contract.
Matt SekeresHOST
56:51
It means being able to keep Alex Killorn, Frank Vatrano.
Matt SekeresHOST
56:55
Those were the other candidates we talked about.
Matt SekeresHOST
56:58
I suppose there might've been some others.
RJHOST
52:18
But I'm just curious your thought process there, 'cause there were legit like five or six different players.
RJHOST
52:22
Frank Vatrano also there.
RJHOST
52:23
Radko Gudas-
Curtis IsackeGUEST
52:24
Yeah
AlexHOST
56:44
Now, who are they gonna sign, shed? That becomes the million dollar question.
AlexHOST
56:49
Is it gonna be Chris Kreider? Is it gonna be Frank Vatrano? Someone along those lines would make the most sense.
AlexHOST
56:56
When that happens, and they inevitably do sign Cutter, which I think they will, it'll probably be to about 15, 16 million a year to a guy who literally played in the playoffs last year with a broken back.
AlexHOST
57:07
So we'll see how that holds up long term.

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Eric MartinoHOST
63:26
Like, that's a scary thought to be on your back end.
Eric MartinoHOST
63:28
[laughs] And, and look, like, like we said, if they wanna, if they wanna sign Cutter Gauthier, they gotta get rid of a contract.
Eric MartinoHOST
63:36
So now it's either you pay out your, out the nose to, for someone to take Cogliano or Frank Vatrano, or you have to actually trade someone like Chris Kreider, who actually has value.
Eric MartinoHOST
63:47
He's actually still playing at a decent pace.
Sam RobinsonGUEST
66:19
Lose against them because they have, um, Washington has Chucky, uh, Charlie Lindgren, and that's Hershey's affiliate.
Sam RobinsonGUEST
66:27
Um, Anaheim is Frank Vatrano, who I went to school with.
Sam RobinsonGUEST
66:32
Um, Nashville is Hunter Skinner, who was one of ours, and Toronto has Akil Thomas, which was also one of ours.
JacobHOST
66:41
Akil Thomas only played for us for, like, 60 games.
Matt SekeresHOST
57:23
...
Matt SekeresHOST
57:23
some trade protection, to Frank Vatrano, who has some trade protection.
Matt SekeresHOST
57:28
Three veteran wingers, all of them over 30 for the Ducks, all of them on pretty good tickets.
Matt SekeresHOST
57:34
Kreider and Killorn expire after this season.
Lee HamiltonHOST
57:05
So Carlsson's agents of the opinion, "My guy deserves equal pay." The Ducks have a cap issue, and that's a big issue.
Lee HamiltonHOST
57:14
How in the world are they gonna clear cap space so they can sign Cutter Gauthier to a state-of-the-art contract? Chris Kreider, Frank Vatrano, Alex Killorn are the three veterans that they could trade.
Lee HamiltonHOST
57:32
Between them, that's a combined $17.5 million they could move off the cap to use towards Cutter Gauthier.
Lee HamiltonHOST
57:41
But the problem, John, if you trade those three veterans, that means you're strip-mining your whole roster.
Brandon RewuckiGUEST
55:56
...
Brandon RewuckiGUEST
55:56
Frankie Vatrano, Alex Killorn.
Brandon RewuckiGUEST
55:58
You know, like, they, they have a few different, especially up front, they have a few different veteran forwards that I, I would imagine some team would be willing to take for nothing.
Brandon RewuckiGUEST
56:06
So like, I mean, that, that's the boring answer to your question, is that they sign him for far too much money, uh, similar to Leo Carlsson, but they keep him in the fold and, you know, there's one or two cap casualties on the way out.
Allan MitchellHOST
20:11
Um, Josh Sobolsky, uh, writing for, um, Pro Hockey Rumors, talked about the Anaheim Ducks remaining in active contract negotiation with Cutter Gauthier, uh, and saying they're gonna have to move some money, which I, I mean, it's obvious, and, and there's more there.
Allan MitchellHOST
20:29
But names like Chris Kreider, Alex Killorn, and Frank Vatrano, they're attached to a lot of money, and Josh, do you agree that if you're gonna trade Vatrano, you gotta put a first-round pick on that thing?
Josh FenwickPANELIST
20:43
Oh, yeah.
Allan MitchellHOST
20:44
Yeah.

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