On hour 2 of the Big Show, George and Matt have a conversation centered around the possible trade packages the Calgary Flames can explore. The guys discuss if Chris Tanev is possibly worth a 1st round pick if the bidding for him gets super high. The guys also discuss the possible returns for Elias Lindholm and Noah Hanifin.
(15:08) To wrap the hour, Eric Francis joins the program! Eric continues the conversation on Chris Tanev and what he means to the Flames organization. Eric explains that the Flames need to make up their mind to trade him or try to resign him because he is too valuable of an asset to let walk for nothing. Eric explains how Tanev understands it's a business and knows a trade could happen but there is something to be said about a player who wants to stay and wants to win in Calgary. Eric and the guys discuss the possible package for Tanev and what the Flames will possibly seek in return. Later, we get Eric's thoughts on Jacob Markstrom's return to the net yesterdaya nd how valuable he has been for the Flames all season long.
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.
(15:08) To wrap the hour, Eric Francis joins the program! Eric continues the conversation on Chris Tanev and what he means to the Flames organization. Eric explains that the Flames need to make up their mind to trade him or try to resign him because he is too valuable of an asset to let walk for nothing. Eric explains how Tanev understands it's a business and knows a trade could happen but there is something to be said about a player who wants to stay and wants to win in Calgary. Eric and the guys discuss the possible package for Tanev and what the Flames will possibly seek in return. Later, we get Eric's thoughts on Jacob Markstrom's return to the net yesterdaya nd how valuable he has been for the Flames all season long.
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.