deckercky
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Regardless of how this goes, I feel like I've grown closer with Arizona fans through this shared journey.
I wasn't really talking about the quality (or lack thereof) of the proposals
I just meant quoting his own posts and only his own posts from the other thread and them unattributed as "some of the key proposals from the last thread".
It's either unironically cringey or its intentionally amusing, and I don't know which was his intent.
I personally haven't hated the Canucks this much since the postseason dive fests vs Chicago and Boston!Regardless of how this goes, I feel like I've grown closer with Arizona fans through this shared journey.
FairFrom what I know of the poster, I'd go with the latter
Hate is the closest emotion to love...I personally haven't hated the Canucks this much since the postseason dive fests vs Chicago and Boston!
If Benning will just roll over for Army, I promise I'll root for OEL and whoever else goes to BC. That's the best I can summon.Hate is the closest emotion to love...
Don't blame you even as a Canucks fans. Some of the takes from both sides have been head shaking with the majority coming from Canucks fans.I personally haven't hated the Canucks this much since the postseason dive fests vs Chicago and Boston!
The goodbye and thank you to Hall by the Coyotes...
packaged with OEL to Boston?
You can have his rights for a 5th round pick. It'd be odd to have him included in a major deal, but sureThe goodbye and thank you to Hall by the Coyotes...
packaged with OEL to Boston?
You can have his rights for a 5th round pick. It'd be odd to have him included in a major deal, but sure
Boston already bowed out. Hall is a UFA.
Nothing of substance to add other than Armstrong reminds me of this guy:
Nobody knows who Robbie Rotten is so we've been going with Puddy from Seinfeld.
Well Armstrong's comments posted above suggest otherwise. I'll take his word on it.
A GM would say that trying to ploy any leverage they have to claim there was still two teams wanting him when reality its just Vancouver. Negotiations via public.
Lol! Well that’s certainly one side of the argument.I think it's died down because it's down to the wire. I don't think Armstrong is going to swallow a bad deal for his captain, top pair defenseman, and biggest trade chip in his first deal just to get something done. Either Benning comes up, or he keeps OEL. I doubt he moves much.
Benning on the otherhand has plenty of problems to fix, and only one option exists that gets rid of a bad contract, potentially gives him more cap room to play with, AND adds a top defenseman in one simple move. He's hooked. He might not even know it. He's just looking at it from all angles as he talks himself into it. It doesn't mean a deal ultimately gets done, but he's absolutely all in on making the numbers work. Plan B is way less attractive to him.
I’ve said from the beginning that Armstrong is in a bind here as I think they’ve passed the point of no return. I don’t blame him for trying to get a higher offer but in the end I think he accepts what’s on the table and tries to get on with the tough job he’s inherited.
Keeping your 1D and firing the coach isn't a tough job. It's very easy. Desirable, even. If the Coyotes had a normal amount of picks in these two drafts, probably what happens.
yes it hasYou're quite literally making shit up. It has never been down to just Vancouver. Vancouver is closer and more likely for a variety of reasons, but it's never been reported that Boston is completely out.