McShogun99
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It's because Makar was born in Calgary and he doesn't want to anger his future teammates.Interesting how he didn't pick the arguable #1 guy out there,Cale Makar.
It's because Makar was born in Calgary and he doesn't want to anger his future teammates.Interesting how he didn't pick the arguable #1 guy out there,Cale Makar.
Yes but the road team won 4 out of 6 before that. Home ice means very little in hockey generally.Home ice played a big factor last year in game 7 against the Kings. The Oilers fed off that big time.
A great summer pick up, plus he has friends already
A great summer pick up, plus he has friends already
Bedard is going to refuse to sign with any team that drafts him and force a trade to Edmonton. I dreamt it so it got to happen.Bedard will also have like 40 pounds on yamamoto
Haha on my work machine my autocomplete still has game 1 vs colorado for nhl.com.That loss is the link I always open when I check the nhl.com scores. Surely good luck.
A great summer pick up, plus he has friends already
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But Adam Fox over Makar. Nope.
I'd rather that doesn't happen. It would be just too NHL for the Flames to win somehow.6 of their final 7 games are against Cali teams.
Imagine winning the division, Calgary sneaks in and it's a BoA in round 1.
And Wallstedt was right there for Holland to take !!Maximizing your competitive window is the best way to give your team a chance at one cup these days. Too many teams, too much parity. What Holland has done has set up the Oilers to competed for the next 5 seasons minimum, assuming they can re-sign the big two. They're not at risk of losing any key players except for McDavid and Draisaitl. They have a decent prospect pool too. The only piece that's missing is a solid number one goalie, which I was really hoping Campbell could be. I think you have to give Skinner a chance to be the guy, but if these two can't get it done the next two seasons, that's the final missing piece for Holland to acquire.
Why do we have to have either/or with Ek and Nick vs. Karlsson? I know it’s a big contract and yadda yadda, but if we make it worthwhile for the Sharks to hold back a good chunk of money, then we have tradable assets with term left to make up the difference like a few of Yamo, Foegele, Kulak, Ceci, and our 2024 1st, and kids like Broberg and perhaps Borugeault and Lavoie as I don’t believe that Holloway is going anywhere.Long story short I'd rather have Eckholm and Bjugstad vs Karlson. It factors more into what a team needs vs what maybe a want is.
I dunno, if the Jets sneak in I’d be more scared of themI'd rather that doesn't happen. It would be just too NHL for the Flames to win somehow.
Although... I am anticipating a long playoff run for the Oilers so having at least one with limited travel would be valuable
I like thisBedard is going to refuse to sign with any team that drafts him and force a trade to Edmonton. I dreamt it so it got to happen.
Cassidy was visibly at a loss of what do on the PK when interviewed by Emily Kaplan mid-game. He floated playing 3 defenseman to shutdown the seam passes, but then stated the Oilers scored on the PP using their least dangerous option up top (Bouchard). So they start defending that and then the seam pass opens up for the Draisaitl goal.Love the one reply that is "just do a tight box and keep them to the outside and don't chase the puck"
That's by far the easiest way to the 2nd round. But that's not necessarily a good thing either, playing the Flames is playing down and I think the Oilers need to start off vs the Kings or Vegas and prove it to everyone and themselves that they're good enough, not play some Shelbyville shithole shitlords.6 of their final 7 games are against Cali teams.
Imagine winning the division, Calgary sneaks in and it's a BoA in round 1.
I think you do have to give Bouchard the most space but at some point it doesn't matter. McDavid can get the puck and skate a lap and guys are going to have to move or he's going to score by himself.Cassidy was visibly at a loss of what do on the PK when interviewed by Emily Kaplan mid-game. He floated playing 3 defenseman to shutdown the seam passes, but then stated the Oilers scored on the PP using their least dangerous option up top (Bouchard). So they start defending that and then the seam pass opens up for the Draisaitl goal.
Cassidy was visibly at a loss of what do on the PK when interviewed by Emily Kaplan mid-game. He floated playing 3 defenseman to shutdown the seam passes, but then stated the Oilers scored on the PP using their least dangerous option up top (Bouchard). So they start defending that and then the seam pass opens up for the Draisaitl goal.
Broberg isn't going anywhere either. I believe it was reported both were untouchable.Why do we have to have either/or with Ek and Nick vs. Karlsson? I know it’s a big contract and yadda yadda, but if we make it worthwhile for the Sharks to hold back a good chunk of money, then we have tradable assets with term left to make up the difference like a few of Yamo, Foegele, Kulak, Ceci, and our 2024 1st, and kids like Broberg and perhaps Borugeault and Lavoie as I don’t believe that Holloway is going anywhere.
This is an uncharacteristic comment for you. heheI'd rather that doesn't happen. It would be just too NHL for the Flames to win somehow.
Although... I am anticipating a long playoff run for the Oilers so having at least one with limited travel would be valuable
Was curious about what the season-long impact of having NHL-average goaltending would be worth to Edmonton. For the duration of the season, Edmonton's below-average goaltending is costing them an additional red-light-flash in their end every three games (vs. mean). I'm not clear how much formerly researched "pythagoreans" numbers are put on tilt by the whole "loser point" paradigm... but a conservative reading suggests that Edmonton would be clear first in the Pacific (already) with just ordinary goaltending. It feels worse lately- because in the last 10, Edmonton team G-performance has clocked in at SV% .875.Our goaltending just might be worse than last year. Skinner has been under .900 in 7 of his last 12 games
If this team had any kind of legit solid goaltender we would be a cup favourite.
To paraphrase AC/DC, you told them to come, but they were already there(!)As an update on our last 7 games, we could go 1/3 in every remaining game and 0/3 in both SJS games and we would still end up passing MTL for the best PP of all time.