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Guessing that he thought better of what he originally posted and deleted. I didn't think it was that bad, but I'm probably not a good judge of that
I was told I would be banned for life if I did not remove it.
Takes a good deal to offend me so feel free to DM your response
With Knight situation coming to a head in the next 3 weeks I will be shifting my attention to Anthony Camera. I will be going all in on Camara shoddy treatment sooner rather than later.
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dan, what are your odds of knight being traded by march 2?
dan, what are your odds of knight being traded by march 2?
Why are the bruins FO putting up with this guy isn't he job to get guys ready for the big club.
so puzzling/disappointing to read the opinions and thoughts from DKH about Cassidy and his handling of prospects in Providence
In a cap era, prospects development are paramount to success as we have all seen and to read some of the things he has pointed out is....well....angering
Not sure why the B`s brass allows this to continue unless they agree with Cassidy`s approach?
When has he had the opportunity, and who commented on it?
Last year, playing a regular shift on the 3rd line, he had 12 pts in the 1st 15 games I believe...before inexplicably getting his TOI cut and demoted to the 4th line.
Please explain that to me logically.
Bill Ladd, as far as I remember, had Knight on the 3rd line because of the depth in PRO, not because he was a lemon, or sucked.
For the thousandth time, this isn't just about Knight, it's about a philosophy/approach to development. You don't draft ANYBODY 32nd overall and never even give them a chance at Top 6 minutes or special teams, while giving that opportunity to street FA's and PTO's who have ZERO ties to the franchise.
Makes no sense.
Over the years he did have multiple opportunity's and simply didn't make the best of it. According to multiples posters.
Who are those posters? we are reading the same board and info.
Inexplicably might be a strong word, everything as an explanation... I also read that Knight development is a very long process, According to Bruins FO.
They tried to minimize it by saying he practically miss the first season.
So to me that tell me Knight his a little slow to grasp game plan and what the coaching staff expects from him.
This info is available to everyone, I don't know why people just ignore it and run with the " Cassidy his a monster and eats our baby's "
Bill's comment's was before Knight started is AHL career. Wonder what would be Bill's take on Knight now...
He also did not share the opinion with Knight's cult preaching that he was ready for a top 9 spot with the Bruins, Nor a spot on the top 6 in Provi.
I do recall top heads of said cult trying to ridiculed Bill Ladd's comment's by saying that will never happen in this reality.
A few years later we can say Bill was 100% accurate.
What has Knight done to earn his opportunity aside from being a high draft pick?
What has Knight done to earn his opportunity aside from being a high draft pick?
Did Boston recall Svedberg? Or are they riding with Subban for the weekend back-to-back?
For those in the know. Any chance some of our top prospects (ie Knight) are not meeting the core Boston expected on/off ice values expected of players entering the Boston system hence the reduced ice time.
I'm sure there are things they want all kids to work on, but by most accounts Knights strengths are (were) pretty much exactly what the Bruins should want.
Whether he hasn't gotten the opportunity or hasn't shown enough to earn one, has been hampered by injury or quite frankly just isn't talented enough to make it as a pro are all distinct possibilities.
Spooner, reading between the lines seems to have had a hard time excelling at the things they want him to work at (as opposed to say Pastrnak, who has received a tonne of praise). I've read some promising things in regards to Koko developing and working on the areas they want him to get better.
Knight's an interesting case but I'm of the opinion, whether Cassidy wants him dead or not, he hasn't impressed enough in the opportunities he has been given to really be overly concerned about it. He's in his 3rd pro season (1 drastically injury shortened) and isn't performing. I don't care if he's skating with a bucket and a mop as his linemates, there is some responsibility on the kid to live up to his billing moreso than there is the coach to hand him ice time. Camara by most accounts was a bit of a stretch pick anyways, and several well respected posters have expressed doubts about his abilities as a pro. Spooner, Koko, Pasta, Morrow, Krug, etc none of those guys scream "Bruin", but have been given plenty of ice and time for development.
Cassidy may very well hate the kid, which is ridiculously childish if true, but that shouldn't stop Knight from letting his play do the talking and earning more opportunities.