Is Clowe done? What expectations do you have for him? Thanks for any info.
EDIT: joke failed, you asked visiting :'(
My guess is your answer was around the 55th minute. Was I close?
Here are the Devils' worst trade-deadline moves. What do you guys think?
http://alongtheboards.com/2015/02/devils-top-5-worst-trade-deadline-deals/
Hello guys,
Given the amazing depth on D in New Jersey, is there any interest in moving Larsson for another RFA forward or is he considered untouchable?
Cheers
Wild fan coming here as a fantasy hockey owner:
Gelinas. I'm not asking for advice or anything, but right now I've got him on my team in a keeper league, and saw he was benched the last 17 minutes of last game. His quote on it is: "It was 2-0 and I went on the rush, I can't do that and I've got to learn from that. I was trying to help out (Jaromir Jagr) and I didn't really think about it, but I've got to keep that in the back of my mind that we don't need another goal and stay back."
Now, my question is, are the defensemen in NJ really not allowed to get in on the rush at all when your team has a lead, or was it more that he pinched at a bad time (i.e. without someone to cover for him)? I didn't watch the game, so I'm not sure what the situation was exactly, but they way he makes it sound makes me wonder if the Devils play even more conservatively than I thought. Hopefully someone here can set me straight on this.
Sorry if I should have put this somewhere else, but I didn't want to start a new thread about it. Of course, feel free to move it if it belongs elsewhere.
Wild fan coming here as a fantasy hockey owner:
Gelinas. I'm not asking for advice or anything, but right now I've got him on my team in a keeper league, and saw he was benched the last 17 minutes of last game. His quote on it is: "It was 2-0 and I went on the rush, I can't do that and I've got to learn from that. I was trying to help out (Jaromir Jagr) and I didn't really think about it, but I've got to keep that in the back of my mind that we don't need another goal and stay back."
Now, my question is, are the defensemen in NJ really not allowed to get in on the rush at all when your team has a lead, or was it more that he pinched at a bad time (i.e. without someone to cover for him)? I didn't watch the game, so I'm not sure what the situation was exactly, but they way he makes it sound makes me wonder if the Devils play even more conservatively than I thought. Hopefully someone here can set me straight on this.
Sorry if I should have put this somewhere else, but I didn't want to start a new thread about it. Of course, feel free to move it if it belongs elsewhere.
Wild fan coming here as a fantasy hockey owner:
Gelinas. I'm not asking for advice or anything, but right now I've got him on my team in a keeper league, and saw he was benched the last 17 minutes of last game. His quote on it is: "It was 2-0 and I went on the rush, I can't do that and I've got to learn from that. I was trying to help out (Jaromir Jagr) and I didn't really think about it, but I've got to keep that in the back of my mind that we don't need another goal and stay back."
Now, my question is, are the defensemen in NJ really not allowed to get in on the rush at all when your team has a lead, or was it more that he pinched at a bad time (i.e. without someone to cover for him)? I didn't watch the game, so I'm not sure what the situation was exactly, but they way he makes it sound makes me wonder if the Devils play even more conservatively than I thought. Hopefully someone here can set me straight on this.
Sorry if I should have put this somewhere else, but I didn't want to start a new thread about it. Of course, feel free to move it if it belongs elsewhere.
Viacheslav Fetisov was almost as happy to get out of New Jersey 21/2 months ago as he was to leave the Soviet Union in 1989.
"It was one of the only things they did right for me," Fetisov said of the April 3 trade that sent him from the Devils to the Detroit Red Wings. "They almost buried me out there. Here, I'm a reborn hockey player."
"There have always been two types of hockey in the world - defensive and offensive," said Fetisov, who rarely played this season for the Devils. "In New Jersey, it was always defensive, always waiting, never creating."