Its funny how only a week ago I was debating someone who thought Nyquist was having a bad season. Guy is playing great, hopefully he keeps it up and brings us a nice return at the TDL.
Great. Holland will give Gus a lifetime contract...
Honestly, I think those days are over. Holland has one year left after this one (barring a Stevie return), traded Tatar who had term left, signed Mantha and AA to short bridge deals and only gave Larkin a 5 year deal.
My best guess is Nyquist for a 1st at the deadline, unless were in a serious playoff hunt.
Holland today was taking about starting the process of re signing Gus. So we’ll see.
After landing a first round pick at the deadline.Hopefully he is re-signed!
After landing a first round pick at the deadline.
If a good deal comes along I would trade him, otherwise no.Great. Holland will give Gus a lifetime contract...
Damn. This is a game we really should have lost. At least it's Larkin, I guess.
I think he is a member of the "tank and lottery" group. The more losses the better.100% disagree (as usual)
We outplayed for the majority of the game. Toronto chipped back, but in the end was too much of a deficit.
I think he is a member of the "tank and lottery" group. The more losses the better.
I was referring to the guy, to whose post you were responding, not to you. Sorry about the confusion.Hey I acknowledged we lost against TB. While I hated it I accepted it. It’s cool. If we end up blowing it so hard for the remainder of the season and end up picking top three, then great.
But c’mon, this team is something like 12-5-3 in their last stretch of games and that poster is unhappy. Team has fought, shown skill, and shown how resilient it is. It’s something we’ve been clamoring for since probably 2013. Now that the team is actually trying to win and showing heart some are unhappy.
I’ll keep reitering this. While we still may need another top talent (which is possible to get outside the top five) we should relish in the fact that we have young players ready and willing to improve and determined to win. That’s also important for development of any team in general.
So imo, we win. It’s a positive. If we lose, it’s also a positive. Either way our future is extremely bright.
I was referring to the guy, to whose post you were responding, not to you. Sorry about the confusion.
He beat Sparx with a deke
Matthews back from IR. Nylander in.
Time to get pounded into the dirt.
We probably won't get stomped, but we will most likely lose.
This one. Is gonna be ugly
To be fair, it's not like blocking 30 shots in a game was a reasonable expectation. And Toronto definitely did not have their A game for the first two periods. But kudos to the Wings - Larkin and Nyquist in particular - for great effort and even better execution.I love games that start like this because that's how you know we're going to win or at least make it to the shootout.
Totally agree. Even thinking about extending Nyquist right now would be assuming that the current Gus will be the one you continue to get down the road, which simply isn't his track record (even when he was with a younger, healthier Zetterberg).People actually want us to resign Nyquist? Seriously? He's going to be 30 at the start of next season, and we are still a couple years from even being relevant. We are playing well right now, but the team is over-achieving a bit here. Let's not forget that we are in the rebuild, and we have a player who has (finally) started producing a bit. There is no better time to trade him then this year at the deadline, especially if he continues to produce. Get what you can, and call it a day. Nyquist is not helping us win a Stanley Cup, so why keep him? This loyalty to our players nonsense needs to stop. You don't win a Cup based on loyalty.