The don godfather
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Man this stempniak signing has caused a firestorm . It's gonna be more busy discussing this then the Coyle deal.
It happens for sure.
But...remember when Iginla to Boston was a done deal? This guy could be legit, Calgary could be asking permission to talk to Stone, and another team could come in and top the Flames’ offer in the meantime.
It ain’t over until the ink is dry.
I really want Simmons, only if the price is right though.
I hope it's more than a rental if it's Heinen. Toffoli?
I'm glad I skipped lunch
He's a recluse anyway.
Man this stempniak signing has caused a firestorm . It's gonna be more busy discussing this then the Coyle deal.
This would be a great move by TB. Man their D corp would be even more of a nightmare to play against. I hope Tor and TB get in a giant bidding war over him or something.
If they get ristolainen I quit
This would be a great move by TB. Man their D corp would be even more of a nightmare to play against. I hope Tor and TB get in a giant bidding war over him or something.
This would be a great move by TB. Man their D corp would be even more of a nightmare to play against. I hope Tor and TB get in a giant bidding war over him or something.
Who would sit from their D core?What’s Buffalos’ motivation to move him? I’ve not followed this story.
This would be a great move by TB. Man their D corp would be even more of a nightmare to play against. I hope Tor and TB get in a giant bidding war over him or something.
You really think anyone is giving up assets for BackesPrices seem to be going up.
I'm OK with what we have I want assets to move Backes and slot a UFA in his spot.
I think he’s saying he wants to send a pick w Backes to get rid of himYou really think anyone is giving up assets for Backes
Montreal columnist has some valid points
Jack Todd: Montreal Canadiens should ignore dreaded trade deadline
I hate the NHL trade deadline. Abhor it, detest it, despise it, loathe it — pick your verb.
The trade deadline brings together all that is worst about following professional team sports in the 21st century. Crazy rumours, bloated TV panels, pompous talking heads, hysterical fans, general managers under absurd pressure to deliver and columnists (at least those who have to write on deadline) downing a bottle of Johnny Walker before lunchtime to keep from flinging themselves off the Jacques Cartier Bridge over the sheer inanity of the entire exercise.
And at the end of the day, what do you have? Roughly as much actual news content as you could consume with your friendly daily newspaper in five minutes Tuesday morning.
Mercifully, I don’t have to write tomorrow, so I’ll be reading John Richardson’s biography of Pablo Picasso, clearing ice from my driveway, going grocery shopping or listening to the Kent Nagano recording of Anton Bruckner’s Symphony No. 4. Anything at all to avoid watching the sports networks or following along on Twitter as fans with the IQ of a turnip threaten to tar and feather the GM because he somehow failed to acquire Connor McDavid for Charles Hudon and a draft pick.
I’m really puzzled by all the interest in Ottawa’s castoffs. How do fans convince themselves that Matt Duchene, Mark Stone or Ryan Dzingel might be the missing piece that leads to a 25th Stanley Cup parade — when Duchene, Stone and Dzingel were all part of the worst-in-NHL Ottawa Senators? If they’re so good, why were the Senators so bad?