Scheifele, Marchenko, Dach, What’s Next For The Habs? | The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro September 24 2026

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What trade rumors are linking the Canadiens to Kirill Marchenko and Mark Scheifele?

Tony Marinaro 0:01
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55 seconds left in the penalty, a minute and 27 seconds left in regulation time. Boston 4, Montreal 3. LaFleur coming out rather gingerly on the right side. He gives it into the near back to LaFleur.
Tony Marinaro 0:26
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Rejoint, on lui fait perdre la rondelle une place devant. Et c'est le décado et ce sera la victoire des Canadiens. Salue pour les Canadiens. Le vrai troisième de l'histoire. You found the dogs! John, you found the dogs! He found the dogs! And altogether they work the young team to the top. And now a 24th Stanley Cup banner will hang from the Raptors on the famous forum in Montreal. The Canadians win the Stanley Cup!
Tony Marinaro 1:06
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Marin Arrow, the Sick Podcast on this Thursday. And all transparency, the podcast was recorded a little bit earlier in the evening. Eric Engels is going to join me in just a couple of minutes. He's usually a regular on Monday nights, but uh on Monday, the Canadians were playing in Twati Vide. Eric was not there. He was at the Board of Governors meeting. So um Eric um is joining me tonight.
Eric Engels 1:42
How about that totally bearable intro uh that you have going on on the SIG podcast? You
like that one, eh?
Eric Engels 1:47
It's it's uh it's uh big step up from the last one.
Listen, uh the song did its time and uh I asked if we could replace it and uh it looks like uh and obviously they listened. Uh but they wanted to have a poll question before they actually did. They didn't want to replace it right away. Long let's have a poll question and I think it was like seventy three or seventy four percent in favor of changing it.
I I hear you. All right. Listen, uh Adam Fantilli signed. Um, six year deal times thirteen point seven five million dollars per season, eighty-two point five million dollar contract in total. With that done now, uh, where does that leave the Columbus Blue Jackets vis-a-vis the cap and how does that impact Marchenko?
Eric Engels 2:33
A little bit over if they're still over by the time we're uh by the time this comes out, 'cause we're obviously talking at five PM. Um Before we get to Marchenko, the just the deal on Vantilli himself, you know, like I don't I don't think he was willing to sign for six years until it got to these kinds of numbers. And I think a lot of people will react to the contract and say, well, like look at Cutter Gautier's contract. There was a slight difference between these two players, which is that Gautier was a 10-2C free agent, which means he wasn't eligible to sign an offer sheet and had a little less leverage in the negotiation. Not that he didn't use everything he had to get paid pretty damn well for one season, uh 41 goals.
Eric Engels 3:10
Van Tilly's never hit sixty points in a season. He's also never played anywhere but Columbus. It's a factor uh in that production and obviously what they put together over the last couple of years and everything they've gone through. А I don't know how that contract will age, but as you alluded to, it puts them over the cap a little bit and obviously I think, you know, it could advance the timeline on a Marychenko trade, but I would caution people on that because Columbus. has to get off to a good start here.
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Eric Engels 3:43
you know, six years of not making the playoffs. Зак Руінський із ситуація. Still unresolved, regardless of what both parties have said about him wanting to have his long term future in Columbus. He's yeah, I don't think they're any closer to having that. Set an ink.
Mm-hmm. And Don Waddell has let it be known that forgettable futures, he wants um established players. And established players would mean a Slavkowski, which Canadians are not going to trade, a Cafield, which Canadians are not going to trade. A Demidov, which Canadians are not going to trade. They're obviously not going to trade Suzuki because he's their number one centerman on their team.

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