feedingschennzy
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Oh, please. Including Briere in that list shows that you know nothing about the team.
How very accepting of you.
God forbid anyone breathe anything even remotely negative about the Flyers and the ever entertaining Paul Holmgren - you'll get called all kinds of names.
How very accepting of you.
God forbid anyone breathe anything even remotely negative about the Flyers and the ever entertaining Paul Holmgren - you'll get called all kinds of names.
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Oh, please. Including Briere in that list shows that you know nothing about the team.
Is there any difference in my comment with the omission of Briere? Give Giroux a couple of consecutive bad years, a number of supposedly poor interviews or, heaven forbid, some out-of-date internet photos of him with a Coors lite and all hell will break lose on this board, with the Philadelphia media and, more importantly, with Snider and Holmgren. This will then, in everyones' mind, be another poor, long-term, costly contract with a NMC to boot. Snider and his cohorts will then somehow be successful in dumping Claude onto another team where he will then contribute mightily to it immediately winning a Stanley Cup. Such are the travails of being a Flyers fan.
“It’s a great honor to have that kind of contract,†Giroux said Friday morning on a conference call.
All the while, Giroux just wants to get on the ice and leave the negotiating to his agent.
“I never really thought about that kind of stuff,†Giroux said. “I just go out and play the game and try to do my best to help the team win. Five years ago I’m just trying to get a spot in the NHL and get enough ice time to prove what I can do. A lot of that credit goes to the coaching staff and management to have that trust in me.â€
Speaking of Tampa, Giroux is excited to get out of the weight room and on the ice with Vincent Lecavalier, who spent all 14 years of his NHL career with the Lightning before signing with the Flyers last week.
“I don’t know him personally but I’ve heard a lot of good things,†Giroux said. “Growning up, I’ve been watching him play a lot. Flyers fans will enjoy watching him.â€
“I’ve been texting with Steve Mason every week,†said Giroux, who was teammates with Mason on the 2008 Canadian World Junior team that won Gold. “He’s always telling me he’s pumped for the season.â€
I think it would've been easy for him to be depressed and unenthusiastic about his situation in Columbus. Everything about his time there suggests that including reports. Keeping him involved and excited about playing for this organization could be absolutely HUGE for us. He's got all of the talent to be a star in this league.
Not everything is black and white, and some think outside of the box
The Flyers gave him a ton of the money up front, significantly more than Getzlaf got up front, but Giroux still did not give them any type of discount.
http://capgeek.com/player/748
IMO, most of his struggles have been mental. Maybe Emery can impart some mental toughness, too.
The Flyers gave him a ton of the money up front, significantly more than Getzlaf got up front, but Giroux still did not give them any type of discount.
http://capgeek.com/player/748
Giving the team a little more room to sign other good players is the reason.
But Giroux demanded and got a richer deal than Getzlaf got as a UFA. Now he has to show he was worth being paid that much.
Giving the team a little more room to sign other good players is the reason.
But Giroux demanded and got a richer deal than Getzlaf got as a UFA. Now he has to show he was worth being paid that much.
Is there any difference in my comment with the omission of Briere? Give Giroux a couple of consecutive bad years, a number of supposedly poor interviews or, heaven forbid, some out-of-date internet photos of him with a Coors lite and all hell will break lose on this board, with the Philadelphia media and, more importantly, with Snider and Holmgren. This will then, in everyones' mind, be another poor, long-term, costly contract with a NMC to boot. Snider and his cohorts will then somehow be successful in dumping Claude onto another team where he will then contribute mightily to it immediately winning a Stanley Cup. Such are the travails of being a Flyers fan.