Hell yeah, I hope we can get a jump on those three early, especially Henrique. Gibsons obviously the most important but I could see Henriques price go up by a lot in a couple weeks.
Why do you say that?
I think Bozak might be the best comparable of the two you mentioned. But not really sure what he will end up with. I think GMs are starting to get a little bit smarter.
Given their pick tonight the Sharks might just be an outlier these days. But I guess we will find out soon enough. I do think that cap management is critical in the days of the salary cap, even for a budget team. You can't be signing good but not great players to long and expensive contracts. I think that Zaitsev deal the Leafs signed is the kind of deal that will bite them in the butt.I thought so too, until Doug Wilson gave out that Kane deal. Maybe some are, but I'm thinking otherwise.
We were told at the beginning of the year the PP was going to be run by all 3 bench coaches. Yet after a second year of a dismal PP Bob blames the newest guy who wasn't even here the year before when the PP was pretty much the same. Now who was here during both of those years who maybe should take some responsibility? Hmmm?
I think we have a winner. Hazy, tell heusy what he’s won.Does it rhyme with candy star aisle?
Bob Murray says Ducks' status quo isn't acceptable, vows...
EDIT: Well crap, it's not a free article.
Thanks, pretty much as expected. No more status quo, the new status is: status quo.That’s a pretty good read in terms of quotes from Murray. I don’t have time to recap it all but he said of Elliott Friedman speculating on Kesler to keep throwing spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks which made me laugh as Friedman has become an absolute joke of late and this is the first thing he’s had right about the Ducks in a long time. It does sound like the Kesler situation is serious though.
Edit: I will throw in that in terms of the actual make up of the team it’s just more of the same quotes from Murray. That changes will be made but it’s too hard to make moves. Same stuff we hear every year. I would say the team next season will be very similar to what we currently have.
Thanks for the summary. Amazingly it looks like the only coverage of Murray's remarks are behind a pay wall. When you or someone gets a chance maybe you could provide a more detailed summary?That’s a pretty good read in terms of quotes from Murray. I don’t have time to recap it all but he said of Elliott Friedman speculating on Kesler to keep throwing spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks which made me laugh as Friedman has become an absolute joke of late and this is the first thing he’s had right about the Ducks in a long time. It does sound like the Kesler situation is serious though.
Edit: I will throw in that in terms of the actual make up of the team it’s just more of the same quotes from Murray. That changes will be made but it’s too hard to make moves. Same stuff we hear every year. I would say the team next season will be very similar to what we currently have.
Thanks, pretty much as expected. No more status quo, the new status is: status quo.
Murray is an absolute ass if he has now decided to only talk behind a pay wall.
Maybe. It will be interesting to see who OCR hires. Bob's comfortable knowing ES won't press him on anything. I could see Bob favoring ES on the few occasions he decides to say anything.I imagine it'll get a bit easier once OCR hires Stephens' successor...