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Don’t be so sure.They need the cap space and they aren't gonna resign him after next year and there are plenty of suitable replacements.
Don’t be so sure.They need the cap space and they aren't gonna resign him after next year and there are plenty of suitable replacements.
They need the cap space and they aren't gonna resign him after next year and there are plenty of suitable replacements.
MacAvoy isn’t sniffing anything close.if you're going to pay McAvoy 7+ he needs to be QBing a PP unit, and Grz can be 80% of Krug at 40% the cap hit. they have no cap space, Krug is the guy that has some value.
Grz and McAvoy
I love the posters who think 50-60 point DMen just grow on trees. They don't.
How many seasons did we go PINING for a PMD prior to trading for Kaberle for the Cup run?
McAvoy is not that, he's a complete package guy. Grezlyck is somewhat that, but not a true PP QB, and one who can facilitate offense 5v5. I love Gryz, but he's nowhere near Krug, and I doubt he ever comes close.
Krug has his warts for sure, they are obvious, but moving on from those guys typically is a dumb decision.
Yeah go stats watch if you want. Watch the player. He did have a first game I'll give you that. Still not sold on him as the answer to the second line.Low offensive IQ but consistently produces at over 0.50 PPG pace. That makes sense. Anymore takes on a player you clearly are not familiar with?
Yeah go stats watch if you want. Watch the player. He did have a first game I'll give you that. Still not sold on him as the answer to the second line.
Your missing the boat on Johansson, He's a player with not only a high offensive IQ but an extremely high 3-zone Hockey IQ. Yes he did have a good first game with Boston but he's been playing that way his whole career in Washington and Jersey.Yeah go stats watch if you want. Watch the player. He did have a first game I'll give you that. Still not sold on him as the answer to the second line.
Then why wasnt there a huge bidding war with guy and they kept 30% retained, Doesnt really sound like the player that was covetedYour missing the boat on Johansson, He's a player with not only a high offensive IQ but an extremely high 3-zone Hockey IQ. Yes he did have a good first game with Boston but he's been playing that way his whole career in Washington and Jersey.
Yeah go stats watch if you want. Watch the player. He did have a first game I'll give you that. Still not sold on him as the answer to the second line.
again why no bidding war for this guy, why was NJ willing to eat salary. You guys make it seem he like some all star or something. Think he would a good third liner, but I just dont think he does enough as a second linerStats watch???
Just shows how much you don't know. Johansson is the prototype of player who does so much more to help your team win than put up stats.
Not watching the game I seeagain why no bidding war for this guy, why was NJ willing to eat salary. You guys make it seem he like some all star or something. Think he would a good third liner, but I just dont think he does enough as a second liner
again why no bidding war for this guy, why was NJ willing to eat salary. You guys make it seem he like some all star or something. Think he would a good third liner, but I just dont think he does enough as a second liner
Then why wasnt there a huge bidding war with guy and they kept 30% retained, Doesnt really sound like the player that was coveted
The retained money is for bonuses. Chara will get 1.5M. ELC some more.
Who cares about the 4th next year?
Bruins improved two spot in the top-9 for only Donato and a 2nd of value and one of these two players is signed through next year.
Bruins are 2nd best team in the East and 2nd most improved team post deadline.
Very positive deadline to me.
Sweeney hasn’t had much success closing big deals. I’ll say this however, aside from the rumblings that Vegas gave up a defensive prospect Boston couldn’t match (unless you’re okay giving up McAvoy), how much were you willing to pay Stone, assuming Sweeney had made the trade?
I read somewhere that Vegas has no state tax, so the equivalent contract here in Boston I would assume is 12m per or close to it. I would not be okay paying Stone DOUBLE what we pay Bergeron or Marchand or Pastrnak.
They are correct in my viewThen why wasnt there a huge bidding war with guy and they kept 30% retained, Doesnt really sound like the player that was coveted
Top 5 player in the NHL?? I disagree.I would pay him whatever it takes. He's a top5 player. Nobody regrets paying superstars big money, it's always the mid range guys that kill you. That said, I don't think state taxes factored in. Rumor was he had the same deal worked out with Ottawa but wanted a large percent via bonuses and Ottawa wouldn't/couldn't agree to that.
I'll add that I really hope the Bruins take advantage of those sweetheart deals from Bergeron and Marchand at some point. What's the point of them taking discounts if we're never going to spend to the cap?
I hope this doesn't keep you up at night?They don't need the retained money to pay Chara's bonuses.
I care about the 4th next year. Danton Heinen was a 4th round pick.
I'm glad they improved, even if it was less than what Sweeney wanted... Hopefully it won't end up being less than what they needed. Time will tell.
MacAvoy isn’t sniffing anything close.