Let’s not act like he was the main piece in that trade.I'd like to introduce you to a fine young gentleman by the name of Jack Roslovic.
Let’s not act like he was the main piece in that trade.I'd like to introduce you to a fine young gentleman by the name of Jack Roslovic.
Let’s not act like he was the main piece in that trade.
We don't know if Jarmo still wants Laine here. Maybe he thinks about his trade now. Although I think that not and you're right.The thing is Jarmo HAS to make the Laine experiment work or die trying, due to the cost paid. You can’t lose PLD then immediately give up on the return because Cam doesn’t like the guy. Cam should’ve known better (if he was actually the one complaining). Again I don’t think it’s a coincidence that a good portion of the “leadership group” is gone
I assume Jarmo does know what a sunk cost is and doesn't believe this is one. I mean, I know what "sunk cost" is and I think Jarmo is smarter than I am in this context. We all know your feelings on the matter, and I think Jarmo's feelings on the matter are also clear. You've been against the acquisition from the start, and I believe JK has always believed in Laine. Just laying down the term "sunk cost" like it closes the case in your favor is not compelling to me.If Jarmo doesn't know what a "sunk cost" is then he has no business being at the helm of an NHL team (or any other kind of business).
Concerned that I'll tell you Cam is right? I don't know what you mean by undermining the power structure. That news shouldn't have been relayed to Porty but players have a right to tell the GM what they think, that was the purpose of the meeting.
Crazy (to me) that Brassard is still active!Active players remaining from the last Blue Jackets team that Voracek played for:
Derick Brassard (free agent, last with Coyotes)
Kris Russell (Oilers)
John Moore (Bruins)
Nick Holden (Golden Knights)
Would have been five, but Matty Hustle opted to retire. Atkinson was still in college at the time and so they were never on the team together. Savard and Joey spent that time either in juniors or the AHL and weren't called up until after the trade.
O.K. And Laine who can be NHL star JARMO will trade for nothing. We say about JARMO!!! Patrik's value is tragical and Jarmo knows it. Yes we can find a mad GM but.... .I'd like to introduce you to a fine young gentleman by the name of Jack Roslovic.
Crazy (to me) that Brassard is still active!
And still plays center better than most of our current centers.Crazy (to me) that Brassard is still active!
Edit: actually, ditto Russel (who I always pulled for) and John Moore. I'm afraid I don't really remember Nick Holden, but good for him.
Ah, yes, the standard approach of the Determined To Be Depressed. The actual good parts don't actually count, because, y'know, something something mumble mumble reasons.Let’s not act like he was the main piece in that trade.
And still plays center better than most of our current centers.
Sorry but teach Jarmo business is funny. Especially if we see results his trades. "Sunk costs" it were Panarin and Bobrovsky but only because Jarmo wanted to fight in PO. Similar like Duchene. In this season...Domi? He's a center.If Jarmo doesn't know what a "sunk cost" is then he has no business being at the helm of an NHL team (or any other kind of business).
Concerned that I'll tell you Cam is right? I don't know what you mean by undermining the power structure. That news shouldn't have been relayed to Porty but players have a right to tell the GM what they think, that was the purpose of the meeting.
Ah, yes, the standard approach of the Determined To Be Depressed. The actual good parts don't actually count, because, y'know, something something mumble mumble reasons.
Seriously, even if your argument didn't depend on the sunk cost fallacy at all, even then it doesn't apply.
I assume Jarmo does know what a sunk cost is and doesn't believe this is one. I mean, I know what "sunk cost" is and I think Jarmo is smarter than I am in this context. We all know your feelings on the matter, and I think Jarmo's feelings on the matter are also clear. You've been against the acquisition from the start, and I believe JK has always believed in Laine. Just laying down the term "sunk cost" like it closes the case in your favor is not compelling to me.
As for the second part, are you able to point out another instance in which a player with the cachet of Cam Atkinson has been given carte blanche to shape the roster? Just because the meeting was called does not mean that veteran rostered players have any kind of active voice in roster decisions; and in the case of Cam Atkinson, I don't think they should. Do you? He may speak his mind, but the GM has the right to interpret that accordingly.
I mean, sure Cam has that right but how much do you want to act upon Cam's takes, mm? To me, if he's going to be borderline toxic re: Laine, the problem is more with Cam.
Wait, so you also think Laine is sunk cost fallacy? You've also given up on him?
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- that's not what a sunk cost is. Laine isn't the sunk cost. What we paid to get him is a sunk cost. And that's true regardless of whether Laine scores 10 goals or 100.
- the veterans who built this team (it was in the Richards Era, pre-Torts) had to weed a lot of bullshit out of the locker room. If they feel what they built is in danger it is their duty to call it out. Think of the Bruins - if their core guys detect any threat to the room or the team work ethic, that player is gone in a hurry.
That's not sunk cost either.
The cost of acquisition is always a sunk cost and that's true regardless of whether you're giving up on the player or whether you think he's great.
??? They are all Jackets are they not? Then they are part of the Jackets community.One of these has never been part of this community.
"It`s tough to say goodbay to players like that. The`ve beed an integral part of our success. But we`re trying to build a Stanley Cup winner here, and we haven`t been able to do that, so sometimes you have to make hard changes even in your core, and keep building. Those guys are all great individuals, like Cam Atkinson, not just on the ice but off the ice, as well. Those decisions are hard. Even on a personal level, I like those guys a lot. They`re good people. They have great families. It`s a though part of the business, no question about it. But sometimes you have to make those toucj decisions."
Look, Philly wanted to trade Voracek, I think a draft pick would have been enough for them. Yet Jarmo offered Atkinson, even though we don't have salary cap issues. Besides, Cam is a franchise legend.
If an agreement I would expect some drafts/prospectd for it. But again it`s very imortant what the team thinks about it. Foligno, after his trade, said: (I translated it thanks to Deepl, because although I speak Russian fluently it isn`t my language, I`m Slovak):I'm not sure Philly did want to trade Voracek. I know they left him exposed, but I understood there to be an agreement that Seattle wouldn't select him. That might just be rumor, I don't know; but I feel like the latest was that he himself requested a trade away from Philly.
I think it's definitely plausible that Jarmo wanted to trade Cam because Cam was critical of Laine on the roster and was being vocal about it. I think Jarmo only thanking Cam for his service, in an unsentimental way, supports that.
I guess I'm curious, for those of us who are stricken by Cam being traded, if he was Portzline's source for team disunity over Laine, is that cool with you? Does Cam deserve that kind of influence?
To me, if true, no. His performance doesn't entitle him to that. And I believe Jake will do better here (and I hope Cam does well in Philly)
"There's an impression that Tortorella wants to tear players apart, but that's far from the truth. If you work hard and behave professionally, Tortorella will treat you well. Patrick is just learning these things. He's a young, talented guy who is easy to play with. Now he's trying to bring in another aspect, which is what's expected of him every day. I think Line is going to survive in John Tortorella's world. It's about getting the job done, and it takes time for players to get used to it."
And this I agree with.Jarmo`s words:
If an agreement I would expect some drafts/prospectd for it. But again it`s very imortant what the team thinks about it. Foligno, after his trade, said: (I translated it thanks to Deepl, because although I speak Russian fluently it isn`t my language, I`m Slovak):
Original here: but I was lazy to look for this minute.