Do you think we might see another number retirement night in the near future ? If so, who might that be ?
I don't think we'll see any based on players who have played on the Jackets before. But it would be right for Bob to have his number retired here. We had one of the best players in the league and it didn't seem like many folks here knew it.
2 Vezinas ain't exactly scraping the bottom of the barrel. But I'd be squarely on the fence for/against retiring his number.I'm a Bob defender and that is far too low a bar imo
2 Vezinas ain't exactly scraping the bottom of the barrel. But I'd be squarely on the fence for retiring his number.
I'm a Bob defender and that is far too low a bar imo
I just don't see them putting Bob in the rafters. I think Jenner is an easy answer though. He might not have the numbers Nash has, but he's been the heart of the club since his rookie season.
I agree on you Foligno take. He was an excellent captain, excellent leader. To me those leadership qualities are something I’d like to see in the front office. It’s my view he’d be a better choice over Nash in his current role.With how it ended with Bob, I don’t think it’ll happen. But he’s definitely deserving for his on ice success.
If we’re doing off ice stuff and what they meant Foligno should be considered. But he wasn’t a good enough player to do that for. But still, he should be honored in some way. Be it a role in the CBJ community like Tyutin does, or an ambassador, or maybe on the TV/radio broadcast.
Bob is the only debate here, but I personally don’t think any of it happens.
In the last year we've seen Lundqvist, Rinne, Kiprusoff, and Ryan Miller with number retirements.
Quick.
Panarin was better than all of these players tbh
Yep and none of these players numbers should be retired. You can't fake history, get good, win things and then retire numbers.I think most people agree with that, he just wasn't here long enough.