A few days ago we reported that the Carolina Hurricanes do not intend to keep the services of the striker Martin Necas nor the defender Brett PesceIn fact, they would prefer to turn a new page on these two issues.
This information was published by the journalist from Sportsnet Elliot Friedman who mentioned that the rights of the restricted free agent could be traded this summer. This would be mainly due to the impossibility Ducks to offer the Czech striker enough money or years.
In addition, Necas’ father reportedly made fiery statements about the fate reserved for his son Denik Sports.
I would be very surprised if Martin Necas plays for Carolina next season. As his father said, Martin wants to play on the 1st line and on the 1st power play unit. His father even said in an interview for Denik Sport: “Martin wants to be traded.” In my eyes, Necas is a great offensive winger.
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With all the rumors surrounding Necas, Quebec media have been discussing a possible link between the Montreal Canadiens and the Hurricanes forward. Although the topic does not seem to generate any particular preference among fans, some analysts seem to favor such a possibility.
In addition, this is the case Dany DubeAnalyst of CH games at 98.5FM and columnist at RDSwho spoke on this topic during his visitAnteroom THURSDAY.
The Canadian has a lot to offer for such a transaction. The Hurricanes are stuck on payroll. They also have to make decisions at the level of their defensive brigade. […] It is extremely difficult for them to think about keeping all of these guys and the only way is to successfully trade this player for young players and possibly defensemen that the Canadian has.
Dany Dube
Last season, the Hurricanes forward scored 24 goals and 29 assists for a total of 53 points in 77 games played. In the playoffs, he collected nine points, including four goals in 11 games.
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