MortiestOfMortys
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Bokk will be playing for Team Germany at the WJC-U20 (D1-A) this week. If they win, they can earn a spot in the big show against Canada, USA, Russia, Sweden, etc. after Christmas.
Nope. No updates on him.Is Foley playing yet?
I'm also concerned for Kaspick.Nope. No updates on him.
Pretty worrisome considering he’s going on almost 3 months of the concussion and has had them in the past. This afects his future.
15 sorry. same as his Vaxjo number in the SHLDoes anyone know what number Bokk is wearing?
His one timer from the left circle and his puck skills are his biggest asset. He is a pickpocket too when he hustles. Not a go getter for the puck often though, more of a sneaky guy. But his shot is above average which is excellent.Bokk with a nice sequence on the Germany PP. Good keep in and a beautiful pass to teammate for a goal. Guy looks impressive with the puck not gonna lie.
Minor move, but Kaspick got re-assigned to Tulsa of the ECHL. Rough start to his pro career, but you have to give him the benefit of the doubt a little bit here and assume that his summer injury (during Traverse City? I forget) has something to do with it.
Even still, if the decision was made to sign him instead of Glenn Gawdin- which I suspect is true - it isn’t turning out to be a very good one so far. Gawdin is doing fine in Stockton. Again, we’re talking small-ish potatoes here and I doubt either carves out a noticeable NHL career, but I sure would feel a lot better right now if San Antonio was doing better. Those small moves, EVERY small move, makes a difference somehow.
Speaking of which, it will be interesting to see what the Chad Johnson domino effect does to Tulsa. They have Devin Williams in net now with Fitzpatrick moving up to the AHL level, and a plug holding the fort until a more permanent fix comes along. Ideally that would be Opilka’s net now, but with his retirement, it’ll probably be a call-up from a lower league like the SPHL. Either way, now would be a good time to sign a guy like Stephen Dhillon, unless he thinks he can score a more secure AHL deal somewhere else next year.
Yeah, that striked to me also. He was clearly loving there. Good for him and hopefully he'll get some games and success.Binnington was smiling pretty big on the bench last night. Seeing that Chad Johnson is out of the picture for good now, he's got to feel like he has an NHL job for at least the rest of the year.
They definitely timed the waivers placement in such a way to increase the chance someone would claim Johnson. I think the team didn't mind him going elsewhere. Maybe that was just as a favor to Johnson, to give his career one more chance. But I think it also says they have confidence one of the AHL guys can be a serviceable back-up.Yeah, that striked to me also. He was clearly loving there. Good for him and hopefully he'll get some games and success.
Great job by Army if he decided to give away Johnson. We should have gone with this same path when we clearly saw team won't go deep run in this year. Well at least they did it and not waited for spring and gave then couple games for our kids Binnington and Husso.
They definitely timed the waivers placement in such a way to increase the chance someone would claim Johnson. I think the team didn't mind him going elsewhere. Maybe that was just as a favor to Johnson, to give his career one more chance. But I think it also says they have confidence one of the AHL guys can be a serviceable back-up.
Binnington now KNOWS he's going to get his shot. Its got to be a good feeling after being in the AHL several years and being called up a few times just to sit and watch.
Minor move, but Kaspick got re-assigned to Tulsa of the ECHL. Rough start to his pro career, but you have to give him the benefit of the doubt a little bit here and assume that his summer injury (during Traverse City? I forget) has something to do with it.
Even still, if the decision was made to sign him instead of Glenn Gawdin- which I suspect is true - it isn’t turning out to be a very good one so far. Gawdin is doing fine in Stockton. Again, we’re talking small-ish potatoes here and I doubt either carves out a noticeable NHL career, but I sure would feel a lot better right now if San Antonio was doing better. Those small moves, EVERY small move, makes a difference somehow.
Speaking of which, it will be interesting to see what the Chad Johnson domino effect does to Tulsa. They have Devin Williams in net now with Fitzpatrick moving up to the AHL level, and a plug holding the fort until a more permanent fix comes along. Ideally that would be Opilka’s net now, but with his retirement, it’ll probably be a call-up from a lower league like the SPHL. Either way, now would be a good time to sign a guy like Stephen Dhillon, unless he thinks he can score a more secure AHL deal somewhere else next year.
They definitely timed the waivers placement in such a way to increase the chance someone would claim Johnson. I think the team didn't mind him going elsewhere. Maybe that was just as a favor to Johnson, to give his career one more chance. But I think it also says they have confidence one of the AHL guys can be a serviceable back-up.
Binnington now KNOWS he's going to get his shot. Its got to be a good feeling after being in the AHL several years and being called up a few times just to sit and watch.
You mean that one game when he played 13 minutes of mop up duty and faced 4 shots? What could you possibly have seen from that?!I could remember he has played one or two games in NHL couple years back and it wasn't pretty.