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he has at least scored a few goalsNot a fan of this trade, but to be fair Cammalleri was healthy scratched a few games himself
he has at least scored a few goalsNot a fan of this trade, but to be fair Cammalleri was healthy scratched a few games himself
Cammy does 1 of 2 things when he gets the puck shoots or turns it over. He does both wellI'm willing to bet Cammy's corsi goes way up in McLellan's system
Jokinen was never going to "break out" if you watched the games...slow, and devoid of offense
and thats when he played
Nope. John Stevens scratched little Cammalleri multiple times this season. I see no problem bringing in the bigger more defensive Jokinen for the bottom 6.
Isn't that pretty much a Win-Win then?Bizarre lose-lose trade.
Cammalleri may have 7 points, but he did that damage in just three games. One four point night courtesy of Adrian Kempe heavily obscures just how ineffective he has been.
The rest of the time he has been well behind the play. He has little desire for board work or puck recovery. His defensive efforts are just waving his stick at passersby. He just floats to the slot and expects to be fed.
It's addition by subtraction for LA. They are experiencing a reinvigorated work ethic, and Cammalleri has been dogging it.
No idea what to expect from Jokinen, but even if it was just cap hit for cap hit, the Kings are ridding themselves of a very likely feel-bad story.
Isn't that pretty much a Win-Win then?
Uh, why did LA agree to this? Cammalleri had 7 points in 14 games, while Jokinen was absolute trash and only scored 1 assist for his 14 games...
Cammalleri may have 7 points, but he did that damage in just three games. One four point night courtesy of Adrian Kempe heavily obscures just how ineffective he has been.
The rest of the time he has been well behind the play. He has little desire for board work or puck recovery. His defensive efforts are just waving his stick at passersby. He just floats to the slot and expects to be fed.
It's addition by subtraction for LA. They are experiencing a reinvigorated work ethic, and Cammalleri has been dogging it.
No idea what to expect from Jokinen, but even if it was just cap hit for cap hit, the Kings are ridding themselves of a very likely feel-bad story.
There is definitely no "huge win." Both guys are olds balls on tail end of their careers and were both bought out in their previous contracts... nothing too appealing there.I see it as a deal that makes sense for both teams, wouldn't say win-win because I am not sure either guy is any good, so I can see why Oiler fans would like it, I am assuming you are an Oilers fan.
My bigger issue was the huge win comment. There is no huge win when players who are playing like these guys are are involved.