Curufinwe
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He’s halfway there in Amsterdam as the WW1 vet.That looks like Christian Bale in 20 years starving himself for a movie role.
He’s halfway there in Amsterdam as the WW1 vet.That looks like Christian Bale in 20 years starving himself for a movie role.
And all of the alt accounts.Someone has been notably absent from this thread....
The road to 55I appreciate your optimism but I think they already blew their chances with the hot start early in the year.
They need a .28P% the rest of the way, something like 10-39-10 (Torts' sludge hockey will drag them to lots of OTs I'm sure).
As incompetent as they are I just can't see them being that bad the rest of the way. I think they end up around 70 points something like 16-31-12, i.e. total dogshit but on the path of MaximumPain.
Pitkanen could give him a run for that honor. When he was here he was bad.Risto might be the dumbest player I've ever seen in a Flyers jersey.
I will say, that with Braun or Seeler or those guys, York has been tentative. He was tentative in camp. And it's understandable; he's not a dynamo, do everything himself player, sort of like a certain unnamed forward. Travo is the best play-driver on the backend, the best passer, the most individually dynamic guy. Much like with the forward lines, York can actually play to his strengths with him and not be overwhelmed. Puck movers can play together! That's some of the most confident hockey I've seen from York in the NHL.
Don't cry, tender Biff, but for the simple cost of giving themselves back a 14th overall, 36th overall, two more 35-40 picks, a 3rd, a 4th, and $4.6MM against the cap, they could've just used Provorov-Ghost/York-Sanheim as their top 4 and been a lot better. Imagine the cycles.
Also can we talk about how often MacEwen finds a reason to take of his helmet and flip his hair back? It's a constant ritual. Is he trying to mate?
Sounds just like Flyers HockeyNo, I think when they are trying to mate they stick their bare bottom in the air. It's called "presenting."
Sounds just like Flyers Hockey
The alpha males win the right to mate by defeating opponents in fights. Thus, there will be no lil' Macs in the foreseeable future.Also can we talk about how often MacEwen finds a reason to take off his helmet and flip his hair back? It's a constant ritual. Is he trying to mate?
Someone has been notably absent from this thread....
Can I get the Powerball numbers?-Looks like all that time in the AHL helped York
-Good for Frost but let's see if he can keep up the production against a real team
-Something about Risto looking better (loved dumping the puck deep in OT)
-Great energy from the MacEwen line
Think I hit all the main points
PS: I thought Ghost had been revived as a 1st pair D-man? Thought he played worse than Risto. Hemmed in his D-zone.
This is the laziest bait you've ever done. Well done. You've just outdone the "But that Pens series"
Well, got have my fun, after reading 200 posts declaring how Ghost in Arizona is the greatest thing since sliced bread.This is the laziest bait you've ever done. Well done. You've just outdone the "But that Pens series"
You’re strawmanning again.Well, got have my fun, after reading 200 posts declaring how Ghost in Arizona is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
You know if Ghost had a goal and an assist, this string would be a couple hundred posts long.
Well, got have my fun, after reading 200 posts declaring how Ghost in Arizona is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
You know if Ghost had a goal and an assist, this string would be a couple hundred posts long.
Risto keeps playing a solid game, I mean he is what he is, and has no business on the ice in OT. But Shaw seems to be onto something.
Last nineteen games, xGF 50.07%, xGFrel +2.20, HDCF 53.08%.
I thought Ghost had been revived as a 1st pair D-man? Thought he played worse than Risto. Hemmed in his D-zone.
Could not bring yourself to say having 2 dmen, 1 F in OT is dumb, I see.Problem in OT is Flyers don't have many players you'd want out there, TK, JVR, Tippett, Frost, Farabee? (seems like he's dinged up), Laughton? Cates? Sedlak? Who else? Sanheim and York were a good pair in OT, now I'm not putting Provorov out there with Risto (Attard is another story with his shot). And I'm not putting Seeler or Braun out there period.
Except for the second half of the 1st period, one of their best games of the season, but let's be honest, defense is not something Arizona seems very good at.
York looks nothing like the player struggling in TC and early on in LHV. I think he may have bulked up too much over the summer and needed to get into "skating shape,' because he's moving much better. He looked the same against Vegas, so I don't think it was being paired with Sanheim, but that he's just a better player now. If he keeps this up, he's going to be a fixture in the top 4.
Risto keeps playing a solid game, I mean he is what he is, and has no business on the ice in OT. But Shaw seems to be onto something.
Last nineteen games, xGF 50.07%, xGFrel +2.20, HDCF 53.08%.
If he can keep that up, he's fine as the #4/#5 D-man.
The real issue is Provorov and TDA, they don't fit together, and if they can't find a partner with whom they fit, they need to be moved.
Frost looked good, in fact, both lines looked good (Hayes - Cates - TK and JVR - Frost - Tippett).
Yes, it helps Frost to play with JVR, but it wasn't like he got worse forwards than Cates, it's just that with JVR out, they didn't have a lot of options for either center.
It also helped playing Arizona, a lot more "clean" ice than against say Vegas.
Something wrong with Farabee? He was MIA.
Hart is "OK", but while they hung him out to dry, good goalies don't get beat by every break away, I mean Ritchie?
PS: I thought Ghost had been revived as a 1st pair D-man? Thought he played worse than Risto. Hemmed in his D-zone.