Injury Report: Dubinsky to IR (UPDATE: Off IR; Returning 12/9 vs PHI)
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Viqsi
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Thanks, you beat me to it. It's the simplest retort to people who think D-Mac is a no-talent "ham and egger". The guy scores at a higher rate than most of his teammates. Discussion over.
Math-phobia?
LetsGOJackets!!
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I just about **** the bed when I read this..
Threw up in my mouth, instead.. still trying to get out the portion that aspirated into my lungs. Seriously, can we catch a break.. sacrifice the fatted cow at midnight of a full moon, on the banks of the Olentangy to relieve the dreaded curse
Of course I was thinking of Doug Maclean, not one of my fav's DMac the player. Sorry, when things go bad, I always fall back on, at least we don't still have Dougie running the show, or this would be a real ssatshtf.
Threw up in my mouth, instead.. still trying to get out the portion that aspirated into my lungs. Seriously, can we catch a break.. sacrifice the fatted cow at midnight of a full moon, on the banks of the Olentangy to relieve the dreaded curse
Of course I was thinking of Doug Maclean, not one of my fav's DMac the player. Sorry, when things go bad, I always fall back on, at least we don't still have Dougie running the show, or this would be a real ssatshtf.
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PullHard
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Hey guys, annoying fantasy hockey question incoming:
When Dubinsky gets healthy, where do you think he will play? Roughly how many minutes do you predict he will play a night? I'm looking at a site that says he played almost 19:00 minutes a night on average last season.
Just curious what kind of role he will have this year after having missed some time and maybe some of his teammates have more of an established role for the current season. Thinking about picking him up from waivers now that he's been dropped, but that means I will have both Dubinsky and Jenner who are IR players on my team. Do you think it could be worth it?
When Dubinsky gets healthy, where do you think he will play? Roughly how many minutes do you predict he will play a night? I'm looking at a site that says he played almost 19:00 minutes a night on average last season.
Just curious what kind of role he will have this year after having missed some time and maybe some of his teammates have more of an established role for the current season. Thinking about picking him up from waivers now that he's been dropped, but that means I will have both Dubinsky and Jenner who are IR players on my team. Do you think it could be worth it?
Definitely worth the pick-up. He'll play in all situations and avg about the same minutes. IMO grabbing both of them would be a steal. If Jenner can avoid a sophomore slump he could be in for a big season, and Dubinsky is the heart and soul of the offense.
PullHard
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My league also scores shots on goal, blocks, face off wins, big bonus for short handed points, etc. and I'm looking at his 2014 numbers and he seems to have marked up all the columns pretty good. I'm definitely going to grab him in the near future.
edit: can someone make an educated guess as to what the lines will look like with Jenner and Dubinsky healthy
No.
Jenner could line up next to Dubinsky, Anisimov, or Johansen with about equal probability. Dubinsky will probably have Calvert back on his left wing, and either Jenner, Atkinson or Dano on his right.
PullHard
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No.
Jenner could line up next to Dubinsky, Anisimov, or Johansen with about equal probability. Dubinsky will probably have Calvert back on his left wing, and either Jenner, Atkinson or Dano on his right.
That's perfect, thank you!
Wendy Clear
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Foligno-RJ-Jenner
Hartnell-Dubinsky-Atkinson
Calvert-Anisimov-Wennberg
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Dano, Tropp, Chaput, Cracknell
Dubi's back and here's what Bob has to say:
“Dubi, he’s our leader,†said Blue Jackets goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, who was named the NHL’s second star of the week this afternoon.
“He drives us, drives the whole team. It’s a big thing that he is back.â€
Sounds kind of like the description of a captain.
“Dubi, he’s our leader,†said Blue Jackets goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, who was named the NHL’s second star of the week this afternoon.
“He drives us, drives the whole team. It’s a big thing that he is back.â€
Sounds kind of like the description of a captain.
SuperGenius
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Why isn't he the captain?
"Because they are waiting to give it to Jenner or Murray."
So dumb, they guy IS the CBJ and deserves that "C"
"Because they are waiting to give it to Jenner or Murray."
So dumb, they guy IS the CBJ and deserves that "C"
Socks
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Great to see he's coming back. Probably will make the trip up to see him play.
Gotta think that Johansen will benefit a ton by having Dubi back. Opposition coaches won't be able to focus only on the first line anymore. The Jackets will now have an NHL first line, an NHL second line, an AHL first line and an ECHL first line.
Gotta think that Johansen will benefit a ton by having Dubi back. Opposition coaches won't be able to focus only on the first line anymore. The Jackets will now have an NHL first line, an NHL second line, an AHL first line and an ECHL first line.
jackets4life
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This is not my hat.
My theory is that they want to give the C to someone who isn't quite as intense as Dubi. He's definitely the top leader on this team, which is great, but he's also the type that could burn out the room when things aren't going well. That would be quite the awkward situation if he was wearing a C. Giving the C to Jenner instead doesn't mean Dubi is less of a leader.
Chances of it happening before the end of the year? Slim to none?
I don't mind the idea of Jenner, but not at 21.
