Palmer2Fitz
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Quick question. Who else have we bought out besides Ribeiro? I'm drawing a blank when thinking of someone else.
Getting a bunch of PK minutes on one of the league's worst PKs is not the same as being an effective PKer. Just tossing that out there.
Unfortunately that qualifier applies to our few "good" Pkers too
True, but one man doesn't make a PK or PP. He was put out there for a reason.
Yes, it works both ways.
Quick question. Who else have we bought out besides Ribeiro? I'm drawing a blank when thinking of someone else.
I'm saying that can't be concluded by number of minutes played on one of the worst PKs in the league.
What does PK minutes play have anything to do with the PK being good or bad? Z has being a PK for years, and in my opinion has been damn good at it.
What does PK minutes play have anything to do with the PK being good or bad? Z has being a PK for years, and in my opinion has been damn good at it.
Go back am read the damned initial response if you can't follow along. I'm done with this circular nonsense. Time for a Jake break.
Didn't we buy out Dave Scatchard as well? I remember him on the salary chart long after his playing days were over.
What he's saying is that pk minutes aren't a good indicator of if the player is actually good on the pk. For example player A has tons of pk minutes on the worst pk in the league, and only gets a lot of time because he's the best option they have. Player B has less minutes, but is a better pker, his team just has more and better players who are capable of playing the pk. I don't think he's saying it means Z is a good or bad pker, just saying minutes alone aren't a good stat for measuring a player's pk prowess.
It's not my argument I'm attempting to break down the idea for you. He's not saying Z is good or bad, he's strictly talking about the measurement (pk minutes played).He was talking about one player. Z has been on the PK for years on different teams. If it was a two year span I would agree with you, but over a decade of proven PK your argument does not hold water.
Luke is an upgrade from Grossmann. Luke has a good first outlet pass. He can shoot a little from the point. He is very willing to drop the gloves and looks to utterly erase people on the boards.
His skating is an issue, so he plays like it.
Our team sure can use some of that kind of talent.
I think Pierre McGuire gave him that name in Schenn's draft year. Glad he doesn't have a job in the Canadian media anymore.
Our team sure can use some of that kind of talent.
He's only 26, whats to say he can't work on his skating and become faster?
Common sense. He has played in over 500 games. If he was able to improve his skating, he would have. He wouldn't be forced to sign a 'stay in the league' deal at age 26.
He will need to have great positioning and a partner that he plays well with to be an effective defender.