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I still say Neuvirth is easily our best goalie, if he could stay healthy.
Anyone who disagrees can fight me.
I agree with this.
I still say Neuvirth is easily our best goalie, if he could stay healthy.
Anyone who disagrees can fight me.
Anyone who disagrees can fight me.
Can't, I have detention.You're a pre-teen in middle school, right?
I'll fight you. By the swings, 4:00, hope you have some lunch money.
I still say Neuvirth is easily our best goalie, if he could stay healthy.
Anyone who disagrees can fight me.
I still say Neuvirth is easily our best goalie, if he could stay healthy.
Anyone who disagrees can fight me.
I'm not legally allowed to assault minors.
I know, I know, too easy. Sorry!
Darn it, Ruck; your burn was much better than mine!
I still say Neuvirth is easily our best goalie, if he could stay healthy.
Anyone who disagrees can fight me.
Sure, but I think Elliott, Mrazek, and Lyon are much worse.The Neuvy we first got was, but he had regressed with how he reads the play and with his positioning.
I join in on the "Striiker is a middle schooler" meme all the time even though I'm pretty sure he's at least three or four years older than me.
I apologize.
I usually leave this website in tears because of the bullying. I hope you're happy.I join in on the "Striiker is a middle schooler" meme all the time even though I'm pretty sure he's at least three or four years older than me.
I apologize.
I still say Neuvirth is easily our best goalie, if he could stay healthy.
Anyone who disagrees can fight me.
He was great in February, which is his MO, one great stretch a year before he breaks down.
But I don't think most goalies break down due to overuse, sure, 65 starts would do it, but one month's heavy workload?
If that was true, teams would carry 3-4 goalies.
Some goalies just are fragile, one false move and ding (groin, hamstring, abdominal muscle, shoulder . . . ).
One reason to watch Sandstrom carefully, he's starting to get a ding history.
Do you think it's good coaching to overuse fragile goalies, like by playing them in back-to-back games?
Do you think it's good coaching to overuse fragile goalies, like by playing them in back-to-back games?
Don't you ever get tired of trolling me?
Don't you ever get tired of trolling me?