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That's useful. Thanks Method Man. Appreciate the time you put into that kind of stuff.
No problem, I don't mind doing that stuff.
Skobel (or a mod) could we maybe add that to the OP so it's easy to find?
Done.
I also approve of the thread title.
On Fan 960, Smith being interviewed about his puck handling.
Q: looking forward to throwing a pass up to Gaudreau?
A: Looking forward to passing it to some guys that can actually score
On Fan 960, Smith being interviewed about his puck handling.
Q: looking forward to throwing a pass up to Gaudreau?
A: Looking forward to passing it to some guys that can actually score
On Fan 960, Smith being interviewed about his puck handling.
Q: looking forward to throwing a pass up to Gaudreau?
A: Looking forward to passing it to some guys that can actually score
huge burn.
Grigorenko not given a QO by the Avs. Any interest?
Come on....he's done nothing to earn the $4 million! Even if we had to chip in the extre 200 000, it's still better than a 1st + 2 2nds. I'll like the deal if we can sign Stone for $3 million. If Stone walks, you don't give up multiple picks in the first 2 rounds, for moderate improvement and $200 000 in cap savings
You can argue until you're blue in the face about whether he should or shouldn't get big money. But it's perfectly within his rights to go after big money in UFA, and likely someone out there will offer it.
If they don't, I agree he'll land back here in all likelihood, because I think he wants to be here.
I do disagree with you about the level of upgrade Hamonic is over Stone, though. I think it's a big upgrade.
Connolly would be a sick add. I'd also love to sign Sharp. Cup finals if we get him and Stone.
I could actually get behind Hudler on a cheap cheap deal. He was very well liked in the locker room and has a good history with Monahan and Gaudreau. I don't know if there's anything left in the tank with him but if it were 1 year, 1 mil or something I wouldn't be opposed to it. Worst case he can't score and has lost the one dimension he has and spends the year in the press box or a mutual termination and he goes over seas.Brad Treliving mentioned "skill up-front" as something they were looking at in UFA. The guys that come to mind who fit that would be:
Williams (I am a fan. A big fan)
Thornton (imagine Joe Thornton playing RW (a la international play) on a line with Bennett and maybe Versteeg)
Radulov (probably too pricey)
Sharp (not feeling it after a injury plagued year. But he is a good player no doubt)
Versteeg (but that's kind of obvious)
Weal (the NHL sample size is small, but the overall career sample oozes skill)
Iginla (showed he can still play. But with Brouwer it might be tough to have two RWs who bleed possession. Would welcome him back if we can find a Brouwer Taker)
Gagner (lol. Imagine Sam Gagner as a Calgary Flame)
Pitlick (really injury prone and mostly unproven)
Vrbata (I don't like him but there is history there)
Hudler/Marleau/Jagr (not ruling them out, but it feels unlikely)
Brad Treliving mentioned "skill up-front" as something they were looking at in UFA. The guys that come to mind who fit that would be:
Williams (I am a fan. A big fan)
Thornton (imagine Joe Thornton playing RW (a la international play) on a line with Bennett and maybe Versteeg)
Radulov (probably too pricey)
Sharp (not feeling it after a injury plagued year. But he is a good player no doubt)
Versteeg (but that's kind of obvious)
Weal (the NHL sample size is small, but the overall career sample oozes skill)
Iginla (showed he can still play. But with Brouwer it might be tough to have two RWs who bleed possession. Would welcome him back if we can find a Brouwer Taker)
Gagner (lol. Imagine Sam Gagner as a Calgary Flame)
Pitlick (really injury prone and mostly unproven)
Vrbata (I don't like him but there is history there)
Hudler/Marleau/Jagr (not ruling them out, but it feels unlikely)
Brad Treliving mentioned "skill up-front" as something they were looking at in UFA. The guys that come to mind who fit that would be:
Williams (I am a fan. A big fan)
Thornton (imagine Joe Thornton playing RW (a la international play) on a line with Bennett and maybe Versteeg)
Radulov (probably too pricey)
Sharp (not feeling it after a injury plagued year. But he is a good player no doubt)
Versteeg (but that's kind of obvious)
Weal (the NHL sample size is small, but the overall career sample oozes skill)
Iginla (showed he can still play. But with Brouwer it might be tough to have two RWs who bleed possession. Would welcome him back if we can find a Brouwer Taker)
Gagner (lol. Imagine Sam Gagner as a Calgary Flame)
Pitlick (really injury prone and mostly unproven)
Vrbata (I don't like him but there is history there)
Hudler/Marleau/Jagr (not ruling them out, but it feels unlikely)
Come on....he's done nothing to earn the $4 million! Even if we had to chip in the extre 200 000, it's still better than a 1st + 2 2nds. I'll like the deal if we can sign Stone for $3 million. If Stone walks, you don't give up multiple picks in the first 2 rounds, for moderate improvement and $200 000 in cap savings