B Stemhovilichski
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So you have the authority to speak for the whole country?Lol no one in Canada cares about a Cup coming to the country, they root for their own team.
So you have the authority to speak for the whole country?Lol no one in Canada cares about a Cup coming to the country, they root for their own team.
That chart clearly shows it's the 2nd line.
Really refreshing to see and hear a NHL player waive his NTC to play in Winnipeg. I love the wry smile on Statsny's face when asked about playing with Laine and Ehlers.
Stastny has 46, 49, and 40 pts. the past three years. His production and health has gone down as he entered his 30's, which shouldn't surprise anyone.
What is the consensus take on Foley from Jets' fans? How do you think he will develop and where would he fit many teams' forward groups? Does he have 40 or 50 point potential?
So you have the authority to speak for the whole country?
What is the consensus take on Foley from Jets' fans? How do you think he will develop and where would he fit many teams' forward groups? Does he have 40 or 50 point potential?
That's an odd thing to say considering how well guys like Tarasenko/Schwartz/Steen developed for the Blues. Schenn is also about to have a career year with the Blues.Plus the Blues are where offensive players go to die. They have traditionally played a very heavy, north south, and conservative style in St. Louis.
The biggest winner in this trade is Foley himself. All he had to do is look at the Jets forward strength and just how young they are and he'd realize that he'd be an AHLer for years. He's better off in St. Loo.
I suspect come the draft your list will be a bit smaller (hopefully)He has a pretty good group of forwards in front of him in STL too. Schenn, Tarasenko, Schwartz, Fabbri, Thomas, Kyrou, Kostin, Thompson. All are top 6 caliber. And numerous middle six too with Barbashev, Sanford, Blais, Berglund, Steen, Sobotka, Soshnikov. Loads of talent there.
Not really, all of those guys generate offense north and south. Steen in the biggest tweener of the group; Tarasenko is a straight line bull-see net shoot net, love him.That's an odd thing to say considering how well guys like Tarasenko/Schwartz/Steen developed for the Blues. Schenn is also about to have a career year with the Blues.
The reason is because two weeks ago they were well ahead of Dallas and Minnesota and the playoffs were all but locked up. In two weeks they've dropped out of the playoffs and have scored like 3 goals in 4 or 5 games. Something has happened to this team and it would be a disaster to miss the playoffs without a first.
As a guy heading to UFA, it's a chance to increase his value with a solid PO run. He hasn't produced up to his current contract.
If he wants to get term and dollars it's something he'll need to do. Plus, he's had some injuries as well. All about increasing your value.
Minus 1. I couldn't care less which country the cup winner calls home. I do root for teams with more Canadian players though.Apparently he has the authority to be dead wrong - on behalf of the whole country.
That chart clearly shows it's the 2nd line.
I really like how he looks between Laine and Ehlers. Not that he is carrying the line. But at times understated is better when you play with 2 players as dynamic as Ehlers and Laine. Statsny is like a glue guy. Very smart, moves the puck, is in the right place on the ice. He allows Ehlers and Laine touches, which is what you want when you play with players that want the puck on their stick. It's been interesting seeing how he fits in. Thus far, no complaints.
I really like how he looks between Laine and Ehlers. Not that he is carrying the line. But at times understated is better when you play with 2 players as dynamic as Ehlers and Laine. Statsny is like a glue guy. Very smart, moves the puck, is in the right place on the ice. He allows Ehlers and Laine touches, which is what you want when you play with players that want the puck on their stick. It's been interesting seeing how he fits in. Thus far, no complaints.
2 goals and 3 assists in 3 games. Not a bad pick up.
What is the consensus take on Foley from Jets' fans? How do you think he will develop and where would he fit many teams' forward groups? Does he have 40 or 50 point potential?