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I mean, getting a Harvard degree is a pretty nice reason to stay another year
and another year of "bird dogging chicks and banging beaver" doesnt sound too bad either
I mean, getting a Harvard degree is a pretty nice reason to stay another year
and another year of "bird dogging chicks and banging beaver" doesnt sound too bad either
1974 called. It wants its lingo back.
Bratt's last week+ of hockey was pretty awesome.
Yeah, I don't really even understand the purpose of the rule. Don't you lose player rights after 5 seasons not 4 when drafted out of other leagues? Why is the US college system different?I get it with Walsh. If he does see what's available after his senior year at Harvard, why wouldn't you take advantage of it? You sign in April and start your pro career with the team who drafted you OR you wait a few months and sign EXACTLY where YOU want to go for whatever reason. It makes sense. I wish it wasn't allowed though.
I don't know the specifics but if you're a senior why wouldn't you wait? There's almost no reason not to. You pick where you get to sign, you get the same deal, everything's the same but you control where you live. It seems like the most logical thing.Yeah, I don't really even understand the purpose of the rule. Don't you lose player rights after 5 seasons not 4 when drafted out of other leagues? Why is the US college system different?
It’s a horrible idea from a professional viewpoint. While unlikely there is still a chance that he could get seriously hurt and costs him a big pay day. At this point he should turn pro and then go back and finish his degree at Harvard in the future he certainly would be able to afford it.I mean, getting a Harvard degree is a pretty nice reason to stay another year
I'd say have a Snickers but that would mean you'd probably have to go out to get one which we aren't allowed to do but holy christ this is a hot take.I sincerely hope during this idle time of NHL hockey, the Devils are working on a plan to get rid of Wood, Zacha, Zajac, Butcher, Subban, Severson, and Schneider. Freeing themselves of this deadwood will only allow for a faster rebuild. Yes, they need a new coach and coaching staff and maybe more experienced GM
I sincerely hope during this idle time of NHL hockey, the Devils are working on a plan to get rid of Wood, Zacha, Zajac, Butcher, Subban, Severson, and Schneider. Freeing themselves of this deadwood will only allow for a faster rebuild. Yes, they need a new coach and coaching staff and maybe more experienced GM
I sincerely hope during this idle time of NHL hockey, the Devils are working on a plan to get rid of Wood, Zacha, Zajac, Butcher, Subban, Severson, and Schneider. Freeing themselves of this deadwood will only allow for a faster rebuild. Yes, they need a new coach and coaching staff and maybe more experienced GM
I will genuinely switch teams to root for if this team hires that hack.Larry brooks says the Devils have interviewed Mike Gillis twice
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I think Luongo was the only really bad contract they had and he was able to get out of that one. The bigger question is their drafting which was pretty bad but he knows that too. I saw this article Mike Gillis ready to return to NHL, but not as general manager - Sportsnet.ca so maybe it might be for a different role within the front officeI will genuinely switch teams to root for if this team hires that hack.
he gives out bad contracts left and right.
I think Luongo was the only really bad contract they had and he was able to get out of that one. The bigger question is their drafting which was pretty bad but he knows that too. I saw this article Mike Gillis ready to return to NHL, but not as general manager - Sportsnet.ca so maybe it might be for a different role within the front office
You don’t expedite the rebuild by trading the 3 best NHL-caliber defensemen we have.
Dumb.
I'd say have a Snickers but that would mean you'd probably have to go out to get one which we aren't allowed to do but holy christ this is a hot take.
We planning on going into next year with a total team salary cap hit of under $20 million?
Getting rid of all of those players is not realistic whatsoever.
The quotes below stood out in the article. Plop these right into his job interview because this sounds exactly what the Devils owner would want. A guy who is willing to question “known” beliefs and thinks an organization is at its best when everyone is involved but specialized.
It seems to me an organization with Gillis in the lead would have Gillis as the generalist bringing everyone together and reporting to the owners. The GM, the scouting director, analytics, coach, and trainers would all own their areas but be accountable for building toward the grand vision the group came up with and was signed off by Gillis.
So it could be reasonable to bring in Gillis and keep Fitzgerald.
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“Now Gillis is keen to lend his knowledge, vision and anti-groupthink point of view to a NHL franchise”
“I’m more interested in how you build an organization, how you see results, how you measure results," said Gillis”
"I’m really interested in analytics, sports science, human performance, and how to blend those things into a high-culture organization."
“Gillis said. "I think when you have a truly high-functioning, well-organized company or sports organization that titles become less relevant. It’s more productivity and how you work together."”
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