AjaxTelamon
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IDK, I could see Fehr getting moved due to cap space.
Then we'd need a vet center for depth. If JR trades a center without bringing a better one in, I'll eat my hat.
IDK, I could see Fehr getting moved due to cap space.
Ya know .. a lot is being made of all of sheary's points being at ES. Which is fair because he isn't getting much pp time.
At what point does sully go "well this kid is lighting it up at ES with Sid. Let's throw him in the PP with Sid and see what happens.
Sure it means taking someone else off and I'm not sure who it would be. But .. does this thought process happen for sully?
Not as long as the other forwards are named Geno and Kessel plus either Horny or a D-man named Kris Letang.
Its fine that Sheary is on the second PP unit. That needs some talent too.
Am I wrong in thinking Ruh and Gaunce have acquitted themselves pretty well in the absence of Letang and Dumo? I don't think a #7s a pressing need, even if you can never have enough quality depth.
Beat me too it. I really don't see Bonino having the leverage to ask for much more than this. Smith outproduced him over the last 2 years (58 points in 124 games for Smith, 48 points in 109 games for Bonino), is also very good defensively and also has the luxury of being able to play wing.
Kirk is saying they might be targeting an upgrade for Sid's RW, and Rust is just a placeholder. Especially if they're experimenting with Malkin/PH and keeping HBK intact.
This team becomes unfair if you can throw Rust with Cullen and Wilson/Kunitz.
I want to see more of them...but I'm starting to wonder the same thing. With that, last year I would have much rather had Lovejoy as the #7 than Pouliot or Warsofsky, ya know?
If you could get them to run:
Sheary-Sid-Trade that is ideally 50% Rust, 50% Hornqvist
Jake-Geno-Horny
HBK
Wilson-Cullen-Rust
Daaaaaaaaaaamn...
Kirk is saying they might be targeting an upgrade for Sid's RW, and Rust is just a placeholder. Especially if they're experimenting with Malkin/PH and keeping HBK intact.
This team becomes unfair if you can throw Rust with Cullen and Wilson/Kunitz.
Why do we always wind up back in the "Sid is a diva who picks his own linemates and throws a tantrum when he doesn't get the right wingers" place? It's so foolish. It's been years. Under this theory, every single coach who has ever coached Crosby is a weak-willed moron who lets him run the show.
Did I miss something somewhere? Because I don't recall that being said (at least recently).
It's what KIRK keeps implying.
When? Because I'm not seeing anything like that in this thread (and I just went back and looked).
When? Because I'm not seeing anything like that in this thread (and I just went back and looked). Or was this just something you randomly brought up because Kirk said/implied it last month?
And there's a reason neither is playing with him in real life.
When? Because I'm not seeing anything like that in this thread (and I just went back and looked). Or was this just something you randomly brought up because Kirk said/implied it last month?
When? Because I'm not seeing anything like that in this thread (and I just went back and looked). Or was this just something you randomly brought up because Kirk said/implied it last month?
As I keep saying, there's a reason Rust is with Crosby and Hornqvist is with Geno.
Yes-- and it's a trio I suspect Geno likes because it lets him play the style of hockey he prefers-- but that's not why Hornqvist isn't with Sid.
EDIT: The dots are there to connect.
They're considering trading for a winger for Sid and want to make sure Geno/Horny can work together effectively OR Sully feels Horny helps Geno be more defensively responsible OR Geno really wants to play with the guy who was supposed to be 'his' winger to start with OR Sid doesn't want Horny on his line anymore
What do I win?
One or two of your answers may be correct, and they may have nothing to do with Geno, but, as for your prize, since I've been telling you this for a month . . .
There's also this string of quotes of Kirk's where he's being coy about why Hornqvist is no longer with Crosby.
Sounds more like an implication that Sid doesn't want to be with Hornqvist rather than because he believes there's going to be an acquisition for Sid's line.
Apparently Sid the complainer is at it again.
There's also this string of quotes of Kirk's where he's being coy about why Hornqvist is no longer with Crosby.
Sounds more like an implication that Sid doesn't want to be with Hornqvist rather than because he believes there's going to be an acquisition for Sid's line.
Apparently Sid the complainer is at it again.
This is for you and the other half dozen to a dozen people who are struggling to connect the dots and is from what I have gathered collectively from several fully public and other sources of information:
1. There is a reason why Hornqvist isn't with Sid.
2. It is NOT because Sid is a complainer or a diva or has made any requests.
3. It is not because Malkin has asked to play with Hornqvist (although he likes playing with Hornqvist).
4. It is not because a trade is necessarily on the horizon.
When you add it all up, this LITERALLY leaves only one option. It's a subtle one and requires about 2-3 sentences to flush out fully.
Whoever can figure it out gets a prize . . . a get out of an infraction free card from Cole.