Jakey53
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Personally, I'd be giving Rundblad a lot of looks because I'm a little frustrated with Yandle.
Me to. I thought you were a big Yandle supporter? What broke the camel's back?
Personally, I'd be giving Rundblad a lot of looks because I'm a little frustrated with Yandle.
Really? I think Stone has been fantastic. Not offensively, but I've liked what he's shown apart from offense.
I'm reading Stone is being sent down, and Rundblad up. I'm fine with this as I want to see more of Rundblad in the show.
Me to. I thought you were a big Yandle supporter? What broke the camel's back?
I expected a huge bounce back. I'm getting another small step back. He's going the wrong way for going on two seasons.
Really? I think Stone has been fantastic. Not offensively, but I've liked what he's shown apart from offense.
He started off looking pretty good, but he looked over-matched over the past 3 games.
Eh, what do I know. I probably said the same thing during Schlemko's entire first season.
Rundblad scratched for like 5 games in a row? How is that developing a prospect. Never even got a real shot at making the team, got praised after camp. Played one game and then either being scratched or playing like 5-8 minutes a game. If Stone has earned a spot, let Rundblad play and develop in AHL and let Summers ride the pressbox.
Rundblad scratched for like 5 games in a row? How is that developing a prospect. Never even got a real shot at making the team, got praised after camp. Played one game and then either being scratched or playing like 5-8 minutes a game. If Stone has earned a spot, let Rundblad play and develop in AHL and let Summers ride the pressbox.
Rundblad scratched for like 5 games in a row? How is that developing a prospect. Never even got a real shot at making the team, got praised after camp. Played one game and then either being scratched or playing like 5-8 minutes a game. If Stone has earned a spot, let Rundblad play and develop in AHL and let Summers ride the pressbox.
I'm a huge Rundblad supporter, i hope they both stay.
Nothing against him, but he might be the odd man out. I wonder if his sitting out has to do with Maloney putting together a trade and avoiding injury.
I expect one of our Ds to be gone before the deadline. I don't think it'll be either Michalek, Klesla or Morris as they have no trade value. OEL is safe. Stone's upside is not very clear, I don't think he would fetch much yet. Summers hasn't shown he blongs in the NHL yet, and he's getting old. I can't imagine we'd get much for him.
That leaves us with Yandle, Schlemko & Rundblad. If we're still in the hunt by the deadline, there's no way we trade Yandle. So I think it would be one of Schlemko or Rundblad, whichever garners the best return.
Rundblad scratched for like 5 games in a row? How is that developing a prospect. Never even got a real shot at making the team, got praised after camp. Played one game and then either being scratched or playing like 5-8 minutes a game. If Stone has earned a spot, let Rundblad play and develop in AHL and let Summers ride the pressbox.
Nothing against him, but he might be the odd man out. I wonder if his sitting out has to do with Maloney putting together a trade and avoiding injury.
I expect one of our Ds to be gone before the deadline. I don't think it'll be either Michalek, Klesla or Morris as they have no trade value. OEL is safe. Stone's upside is not very clear, I don't think he would fetch much yet. Summers hasn't shown he blongs in the NHL yet, and he's getting old. I can't imagine we'd get much for him.
That leaves us with Yandle, Schlemko & Rundblad. If we're still in the hunt by the deadline, there's no way we trade Yandle. So I think it would be one of Schlemko or Rundblad, whichever garners the best return.
I disagree about Michalek, Klesla and Morris. I think they all have good trade value, especially with a contending team. In the playoff experience is invaluable and all three have played very well this year. I do not want to trade Schlemko because of his salary and what he brings to the table. Rundblad or Klesla would be the pieces I would look to trade if we had to. I would prefer to keep both.
One of those guys had a NTC and wanted to come back only here and came back for peanuts. The GM did the other one a solid and asked him where he wanted to go and traded him for what was widely considered under value at the draft to clear salary... Veteran dmen bring back a haul at the deadline.
Paul Gaustad went for a first round pick. Fair value and trade deadline do not go together.
...and they thought he was the missing piece. It was an overpayment acquisition.
Paul Gaustad went for a first round pick. Fair value and trade deadline do not go together.