KJ Dangler
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Dubi all a sudden hurt . Lots of press box for Dubi this year . Bem, Tex and Milano were making team regardless . Hopefully Lilja takes advantage of the opportunity
Who, specifically, are people suggesting Werenski be traded for? I'm not saying he should be absolutely immovable, but none of the guys rumoured to be on the trade block right now seem to be worth the price (thinking both on-ice and reputation-wise).
I think people are suggesting he be moved for a player who's not likely currently on the block. I mean, ZW's not exactly being shopped, so...
But I'm answering for people, so maybe someone can provide a better answer. I don't think I'd trade ZW for anyone likely to be acquirable in return.
Joonas Korpisalo is tied with Anderson but he’s a goalie who is headed in a different direction. He got lower ratings because he’s never been a full-time starter, but there were plenty of panelists who believe he’s on the rise. He was getting three and four ratings but they usually came with a caveat.
“The one thing about Columbus is they play great D. It’s going to make a goalie look good,” said a head coach. “You can’t play great as a goalie if you don’t play great defense. Columbus has a good team defense and a great D corps.”
“I’d have an up arrow next to him,” said a GM of Korpisalo.
“I like this guy a lot but I haven’t seen enough of him, but I think he could turn out to be pretty good,” said another GM. “I like him, I like him a lot. I think they’re going to be OK with him.”
I think it's more just wishful thinking. At least it is for me.Someone somewhere put Dubinsky's name in the same sentence as "LTIR". Cannot imagine his career ending this way. Is the chronic wrist injury considered that serious?
I think it's more just wishful thinking. At least it is for me.
Blue Jackets center Brandon Dubinsky, who already was in a fight to keep his spot in the lineup, will be out indefinitely because of a nagging left wrist injury, the club announced Wednesday.
Dubinsky, who had offseason wrist ligament surgery in 2017, is sure to miss at least the start of the 2019-20 season, Blue Jackets general manager Jarmo Kekalainen said.
But he could be out far longer.
“Based on what the doctors are telling us, with the trauma to the wrist, this has the potential to be a long-term injury,” said Dubinsky’s agent, Kurt Overhardt.
It’s unclear whether more surgery will be needed, or whether Dubinsky’s wrist could improve with rest and rehabilitation. He is expected to remain with the club in Columbus while he rehabs.
“This has been bugging him for a long, long time,” Kekalainen said. “It bugged him before the operation, and it bugged him after the operation. It’s been a nagging injury that’s been bugging him for years now.
“When you have a sore wrist, it’s tough (to play) hockey.”
The Athletic did an anonymous ranking of all 31 starting goalies in the NHL. Korpisalo got tied for 28th, here's what it said.
2019-20 Goalie Tiers: Anonymous panel of GMs and coaches...
paywall ^
I am always going to associate Dubinsky with the turning point in the locker room culture and fortunes of the CBJ. Before Dubi, players simply seemed happy to collect a paycheck and if they could win games that was a bonus. Dubi came in...a guy who HATES LOSING and was willing to do anything it took to win...and started the turnaround.That's kinda ****ed up.
So, Dano and Gavrikov for the last two cuts more than likely?
That's kinda ****ed up.
I am always going to associate Dubinsky with the turning point in the locker room culture and fortunes of the CBJ. Before Dubi, players simply seemed happy to collect a paycheck and if they could win games that was a bonus. Dubi came in...a guy who HATES LOSING and was willing to do anything it took to win...and started the turnaround.
Is he worth what he is making...of course not. But without Dubi I am not convinced the CBJ are as successful over the last five years as they have been. Oh...and that playoff series vs Pittsburgh and Crosby. I still get goose bumps thinking about it.
If this is the end, I am sad. He's been an outstanding CBJ and I will miss him. I hope he gets to go out on his own terms and not some stupid wrist injury.
I am always going to associate Dubinsky with the turning point in the locker room culture and fortunes of the CBJ. Before Dubi, players simply seemed happy to collect a paycheck and if they could win games that was a bonus. Dubi came in...a guy who HATES LOSING and was willing to do anything it took to win...and started the turnaround.
no one waived today ? felt like dano was done for yesterday. I think its between lilja bem and milano
Jarmo's failure to buy Dubinsky out will cost the team $3.9 million unless Dubinsky's contract is covered by insurance. Also assuming that the LTIR is done for the remainder of his deal.