OrrNumber4
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You need to reign in your "feelings" or you have a weird relationship with fandom.
DeBoer doesn't lace up the skates and play. The players are not executing well and playing to their potential. That has to be at least a little on them!
You just don't hate Vegas as much as I do.
There is what, a 66% chance that another team wins the cup before San Jose?
You just don't hate Vegas as much as I do.
You just don't hate Vegas as much as I do.
Leadership tends to work itself out when you put the right team together. This team simply isn't fast enough nor deep enough overall. Pavelski is too slow. Donskoi is okay. Couture is not fast but is still young enough to where his IQ is good enough to make up for it. Same for Hertl. Nobody is really fast on their 3rd line. The biggest problem is their lack of depth on the blue line but that has been a common theme among DW teams for years. This team needs a significant upgrade on their 3rd pairing. Hell, getting someone to push Ryan down to anchor the 3rd pairing would be a significant improvement. But DW will not do that because he still goes with depth guys in depth positions instead of finding difference-makers at all levels.
I'd rather overpay Kane than keep the 1st round pick, which will probably be another bust like Goldobin and Mueller beause we ****ing suck dick at drafting.
I'm sick to my stomach right now. The only other team I'd hate losing to as much are the Pens and even they don't compete with losing to this ****ing team. They are another example of why I hate the NHL.
Sharks and the flavor of the week postseason matchups - last year it was the Oilers, this year it's Vegas. Vegas probably won't make the playoffs next year.
dont resign thornton, no more party boy atmosphere please
DeBoer doesn't lace up the skates and play. The players are not executing well and playing to their potential. That has to be at least a little on them!
Well, that sucked. If the Sharks strike out on Tavares, I'm curious to see whether they have the balls to do what it takes and start moving towards an actual rebuild instead of trying to win with limited talent.
What the **** was wrong with Thornton that he could be skating for over a month, taking part in warm-ups and not play in an elimination game.
What the **** was wrong with Thornton that he could be skating for over a month, taking part in warm-ups and not play in an elimination game.
Well, that sucked. If the Sharks strike out on Tavares, I'm curious to see whether they have the balls to do what it takes and start moving towards an actual rebuild instead of trying to win with limited talent.
They're far too committed to enough players that would prevent them from a rebuild. We already know they don't have the stones for a rebuild. It hurts their business too much to do it.