Nashville ups the price on the Flyers
The Philadelphia Flyers and Nashville Predators have supposedly been working on a deal that would send defenseman Dan Hamhuis to the Flyers in exchange for either Braydon Coburn or Ryan Parent.
Well, sources now tell the Philadelphia Daily News’ Frank Seravalli that the Predators are upping their asking price. Supposedly, they now want Coburn and Parent. That’s getting pretty steep.
Yes, Parent likes to get hurt and Coburn’s stock has fallen off a bit. But they are 22- and 24-years old respectively. The problem is that the Flyers don’t have much in the way of prospects to package with Parent. Seravalli is told that Parent and a second-round pick will get the deal done, but the Flyers first pick in the 2010 draft is in the third round.
So, it sounds like it’s Parent and Coburn or the Flyers don’t get Hamhuis. They should think long and hard about this as they aren’t even assured to have Hamhuis on their roster next year.
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