1.67 GAA and .953 sv%Talbot has like a .95 something save % since he's been out of the lineup.
1.67 GAA and .953 sv%
lol
Honestly, while I was fine with the boos when he played like garbage, it's over. The fans need to let it die.
Classy move. As a hockey player I certainly did not appreciate many of his plays but hopefully he finds his game in Pittsburgh or wherever his career takes him. Best of luck Justin!
Classy move. As a hockey player I certainly did not appreciate many of his plays but hopefully he finds his game in Pittsburgh or wherever his career takes him. Best of luck Justin!
This guy has been poison on the Oilers for so long, glad to see him go for your franchises sake
Classy move. As a hockey player I certainly did not appreciate many of his plays but hopefully he finds his game in Pittsburgh or wherever his career takes him. Best of luck Justin!
lolz.... management POISONED the organization for over a decade.
they BROUGHT IN Schultz. THEY scouted him and threw the bank at him.
and then had a HORRENDOUS infrastructure to bring him into with terrible coaches and player base.
im not trying to defend the dudes crap play...
but holy crap, there is something severely wrong at a fundamental level with this org that is so poisoned to the core - for so long... that trying to blame one player is ********
lolz.... management POISONED the organization for over a decade.
they BROUGHT IN Schultz. THEY scouted him and threw the bank at him.
and then had a HORRENDOUS infrastructure to bring him into with terrible coaches and player base.
im not trying to defend the dudes crap play...
but holy crap, there is something severely wrong at a fundamental level with this org that is so poisoned to the core - for so long... that trying to blame one player is ********
I read somewhere he took a personal dayJultz a healthy scratch his first game on the Pens roster. Didn't take long for the coaching staff to figure out what they got.
It feels so good the Oilers are on the winning side of a 'what was xxx GM thinking' trade.
I read somewhere he took a personal day
Took a day off?
Could've been in the lineup, who would notice the difference?
lmfao
What kind of NHL player takes a "personal day off" after a trade especially when he already had several days off in a row and knew he should be packing his bags.
Typical Schultz diligence.
Took a day off?
Could've been in the lineup, who would notice the difference?
lmfao
What kind of NHL player takes a "personal day off" after a trade especially when he already had several days off in a row and knew he should be packing his bags.
Typical Schultz diligence.
lolz.... management POISONED the organization for over a decade.
they BROUGHT IN Schultz. THEY scouted him and threw the bank at him.
and then had a HORRENDOUS infrastructure to bring him into with terrible coaches and player base.
im not trying to defend the dudes crap play...
but holy crap, there is something severely wrong at a fundamental level with this org that is so poisoned to the core - for so long... that trying to blame one player is ********
Didnt prevent Klefbom or Davidson from thriving. With Schultz it was work ethic. You could have given him Weber as a d partner and put him on 3rd pairing. If you dont try on the ice, you cant be helped
Not every player is the same. I'd hazard to guess that Klefbom and to a much greater extent Davidson spent a bit more time in development than Schultz did. And, let's not hype up Davidson too much just yet. He's looked really good his last 10 or so games but lets see how he does over the course of an entire season getting #2 dmen icetime.
I agree with this. We saw it to an extent with Gilbert and Petry too. They rushed these guys in, gave them #1/#2 dmen icetime, threw them out in every situation, and wondered why they faltered. Next thing you know, their confidence goes and the fans are booing them. Schultz looked pretty good here, his first season or two, and if used properly he could've been a good asset.
Took a day off?
Could've been in the lineup, who would notice the difference?
lmfao
What kind of NHL player takes a "personal day off" after a trade especially when he already had several days off in a row and knew he should be packing his bags.
Typical Schultz diligence.