The bold is exactly what I've been telling people. It's always a bad giveaway at the offensive blue line from a poor decisionSame old from Kylington from what I’ve seen.
90% of the game he looks like an NHLer. But every game there are two monumental mistakes he makes that end up in the back of our net.
Valimaki is light years ahead of him defensively, although I admit Valimaki will likely need a year in the AHL to adjust to the pro game.
Kylington to Ottawa for Stone + Book it.I agree, but I suspect Kylington's moved at the deadline though. I think we will move Kylington+ for a deadline acquisition as I see Valimaki surpassing him this year and Andersson & Kulak still being ahead of him. Since he'll be waiver eligible next year, I think he'd be a logical prospect to move to a rebuilding team.
CHLers are often among the last cuts because they feel an NHL camp means more for development than October CHL games. AHLers get cut quicker because they want them to go down the the AHL camp. At one point Keegan Danzig was a late cut.
It was widely agreed among the Flames fan base that Dube was fantastic in the pre-season last year and we were all surprised he didn't make the team out of camp.
Even Gaudreau said he was surprised Dube didn't make the team outta camp last year so lets not go comparing Dube to Kanzig
I may be misremembering but I do not think the bolded is true at all.
Some may have been surprised but I think the majority of the sentiment was that he had a good camp and people were excited to see what he would develop into.
Kylington to Ottawa for Stone + Book it.
My favourite thing is Ottawa adding
Same old from Kylington from what I’ve seen.
90% of the game he looks like an NHLer. But every game there are two monumental mistakes he makes that end up in the back of our net.
Valimaki is light years ahead of him defensively, although I admit Valimaki will likely need a year in the AHL to adjust to the pro game.
It's even funnier when you remember Dorion is so clueless there's a remote possibility it could happen.
I would say it's hyperbole; Dube looked good and lots of people thought he could hang, but I think everyone understood why allowing him to simmer a bit longer wasn't a bad thing.
I said last camp and told people to quote me when I said, "if Dube doesn't make the team next year something went horribly wrong". He looked mature back then and looks even better now. This kid is a stud.
He looked like he had some filling out to do to keep up with NHL forwards last camp imo. He's definitely in a better physical condition to last the rigors of professional hockey, at NHL or AHL level.
I'm actually really hoping that Lazar gets waived down to Stockton. I think a season of playing top line minutes in the AHL will do a world of good for his confidence. He's a good player... he's just been rushed into the NHL and his game shows it.With all these players knocking on the door, Lazar has his work cut out for him
He looked like he had some filling out to do to keep up with NHL forwards last camp imo. He's definitely in a better physical condition to last the rigors of professional hockey, at NHL or AHL level.
Even though I would love to have Mark Stone on the team I just don't see how the Flames could afford to pay his salary this year, let alone what he'll demand next year. The Flames only have $2.5M cap space and Tkachuk's ELC expires next summer, and then there's Bennett to resign.... and who knows what the goalie situation will be. Trying to trade for Stone is a real Chiarelli type of move.My favourite thing is Ottawa adding
Dube kind of reminds me of Michael Peca. Anyone else think so?
Peca isn’t bad. I don’t mind the Point comparison. Honestly I see Mike Comrie.
You and I remember Mike Comrie very differently then. The Mike Comrie I remember was closer to Sam Gagner.
Yeah if I recall correctly Mike Comrie was always considered kinda slow.
When are we seeing these jerseys??
Peca isn’t bad. I don’t mind the Point comparison. Honestly I see Mike Comrie.