5th is not a bad spot. Hughes, Bouchard, Boqvist, Dobson, etc.Oh, my sweet summer child. You have so much to learn about the plight of the Coyotes. The lottery is coming.
It’s always whenever I’m trying to be somewhere with my wife for her birthday or our wedding anniversary. Every year I have to beg friends to text me updates that I pretend not to look at while quaffing snooty French red. Every year I’m utterly disgusted and simultaneously attempting to be a good date and celebrate a nice anniversary. Haha.FYI it looks like the lottery will be April 28
He changed it last night. There are 31 teams now, with Vegas.Do we need to change the thread title?
Sorry I'm frozen.He changed it last night. There are 31 teams now, with Vegas.
I completely agree. I’ve been a violent pro tank radical in the past. That no longer makes any sense. Any remaining tank commanders are misguided. Tocchet is absolutely right about culture change.FWIW, catching up to BUF means something. Team still competing / improving / etc. Given the lotto odds and that there's 1 prize, not a few, I like it a lot. We're not throwing away our chances at Jack Eichel this year.
As long as we get one of the Big 4, please. Dahlin, Svechnikov, Tkachuk, Zadina.
The defencemen group sees a 44 per cent reduction and the forwards a 42 per cent reduction in goal scoring when moved away from McDavid. And it’s not as if McDavid is taking them to astronomical goal-scoring rates. The average NHL forward scores about 0.7 goals per-60 minutes; the average NHL defenceman, about 0.2 goals per-60 minutes. The above graph would suggest that both of Edmonton’s skater groups are about 17 per cent worse than the league average goal scorer at their respective position, so long as they don’t have the opportunity to play with McDavid.
Every time someone tells me that the Coyotes would have been saved single-handedly by Auston Matthews, I can now show them this.
The marketing would’ve done itself haha
Not really. Our forwards and defenseman have spent 100% of their time without McDavid.Every time someone tells me that the Coyotes would have been saved single-handedly by Auston Matthews, I can now show them this.
2. Dundon would not discuss specific names of potential replacements. He lives in Dallas, and a couple of sources indicated two people he knows well and may give him advice: Brenden Morrow and Dave Tippett. Dundon has praised his head coach, Bill Peters, so I’m not sure Tippett is a fit. He is also very close with Francis from their days in Hartford. Another one-time Star, Joe Nieuwendyk, also works for Carolina.
If we would have gotten Matthews we would have sold out immediately, but after the honeymoon, it's all about winning.Every time someone tells me that the Coyotes would have been saved single-handedly by Auston Matthews, I can now show them this.
Tell that to TO. They have lost like seven in a row without Matthews.Matthews would’ve been more of a savior off ice than on it. The marketing would’ve done itself haha