Honour Over Glory
Fire Sully
- Jan 30, 2012
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I'm not entirely sure, so maybe you could clarify. Would you be opposed to Rowney being re-signed and given a permanent spot at 4C?
1. No.
2. Nein.
3. Non.
I'm not entirely sure, so maybe you could clarify. Would you be opposed to Rowney being re-signed and given a permanent spot at 4C?
Kuhn's solid but with Simon and Sprong no longer waiver-exempt he can't be an every day player. I don't know how Sully will handle that though.
Kuhnhackl is fine, if you let him go, you'll immediately be looking for the same kind of player to fill a depth role. Kuhnhackl as a 13th forward is fine, he's not going to be making much more than he's making now.
I didn't have those stats at hand, thanks but i don't see how they help him except for TkA.Thing is you gotta also post his real stats like take aways, give aways, and blocked shots. That's what his bread and butter is. If you're posting points for a defensive defensemen, you're a fool. Same applies here.
I have been critical of "Tom Kat" as well, but I think to illustrate a more complete picture, you need to post those numbers as well.
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I'm with you on that one bro.You let him go. There's plenty of guys out there who can do what he does and more. I still subscribe to the thought that fourth liners shouldn't stay for more than 2-3 years. Allow for minor leaguers to step up, sign new players who are hungry to play for a good team. Don't keep what's essentially a 12-13F just because he's familiar.
Good points but let's try someone better before labeling him as a keeper, agreed on that one.I completely throw away this year for Kuhn. A Kuhn-Rowney-Reaves line is not really fair to any of them. I think the 2 previous seasons might be a little bit inflated because of Cullen, so I think Kuhn is somewhere in between. If the line is Kuhn-Sheahan-Rust, I think Kuhn's a 20-ish point player which is more than fine for a defensive minded 4th line player. He skates well for a big guy, he's good along the boards, he has a big shot, he blocks shots, etc. If you can find a more offensive player for that little money, great. Do it, but he's still a good 13/14 forward. I'd resign him.
How do you propose trying someone else before making a decision on Kuhn?Good points but let's try someone better before labeling him as a keeper, agreed on that one.
I totally forgot about that until you just brought it up again. It’s sad how one goal could have changed the outcome of the entire series and this awful timeline we're stuck in now.If only he had buried that one in the OT ...
Kuhn-Cullen-Rust was an insane line.
non factor? He was just a factor on that line as Cullen or Rust. A successful line, by nature, is successful becasue of the contributions from everyone on it. I remember he had a monster game against the Capitals when he was with those two.Honestly. Look at those three names. Two were effective. Which was a non-factor? Search your heart. You know it to be true.
I though that was Rowney's job.
Kuhnhackl is Craig Adams circa 2012. Rowney is Craig Adams circa his last year in the league.
Deal with it bro.We're sitting here … supposed to be talkin about major issues, and we're in here talking about Kuhnhackl. I mean, listen, we're talking about Kuhnhackl. Not a game. Not Letang. Not the defense. We're talking about Kuhnhackl. Not a game. Not the team that I go out there and die for and watch every game like it's my last. Not the defense. We're talking about Kuhnhackl, man.
Kuhnackl is what we thought he is. H-He's what we thought he is.
We played him in bottom six. I mean, who the hell takes the bottom six line of the team like it's bull****? Bull****!
We played him in the fourth line, everybody played above him... Kuhn is who we thought he is! That’s why we took the damn loss!
Now, *hits microphone* if you want to crown him, then crown his ass! But, he is who we thought he is, and we let him off the hook!