C77
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krejci was awful last night .. and has been for quite some time..
I am crossing my fingers that Krejci has another good playoff run in him....I think he will come up big this year.
krejci was awful last night .. and has been for quite some time..
Out PP is absolutely horrible without Spooner, this is gonna hurt us. Spooner was so good on the powerplay controlling the puck and cycling up and getting it to the next guy. I liked Nash this game... hope losing Spooner doesn't come back to bite us, you all seem to underestimate him.... he played great this season for us, nothing like previous years, even in our own zone, we lost valuable speed which I have seen him use many times to get back to our zone and get on the player with the puck. I'm still for the trade with it containing half of Beleskeys cap. Can't wait to see what this team can do against the Canes tomorrow night, I have a feeling they are going to lay a beat down on the Canes, and hopefully roll on through Pitts, they usually compete really well against them.
My fault - I had to work for NBC and didn't see one second of game
Curse of Spooner? As well as the curse of Frankie Vats. We are undone!
Not so sure he was happy initially. I saw him interviewed after the game and he said it was hard and it was a shock because he had no idea he was going. Hard to leave a place after 5 years with those guys. Learned a lot. And his face was very sad. And that was after his two assist debut. I think maybe once he got there he just turned the leaf. But i would say there were some sad emotions. I will miss the kid. I always liked his game and thought he gave 100% of his game.
Not so sure he was happy initially. I saw him interviewed after the game and he said it was hard and it was a shock because he had no idea he was going. Hard to leave a place after 5 years with those guys. Learned a lot. And his face was very sad. And that was after his two assist debut. I think maybe once he got there he just turned the leaf. But i would say there were some sad emotions. I will miss the kid. I always liked his game and thought he gave 100% of his game.
I heard that he was very happy to be traded. Maybe that’s incorrect?
I heard that he was very happy to be traded. Maybe that’s incorrect?
Watch the interview.....When you say it is hard to leave and you did not think you were being traded...?I heard that he was very happy to be traded. Maybe that’s incorrect?
Watch the interview.....When you say it is hard to leave and you did not think you were being traded...?
Obviously duel emotions are possible. My point was just that is was not just one way like "man, i am glad to get the hell out of here".I’m just telling you what someone (who would know) said.
I’m sure it’s a jolt, he has a lot of friends on the team. At the same time he has been rumored to be out of here so often, he could be happy at the same time.
I know, I was looking for you earlier in the thread
I’m just telling you what someone (who would know) said.
I’m sure it’s a jolt, he has a lot of friends on the team. At the same time he has been rumored to be out of here so often, he could be happy at the same time.
Obviously duel emotions are possible. My point was just that is was not just one way like "man, i am glad to get the hell out of here".
Watch the interview.....When you say it is hard to leave and you did not think you were being traded...?
Why wouldn't he be happy about it? He was obtained by a team that presumably wants him as a player instead of an organization that has perpetually yanked his chain for the last 4/5 years.
Biggest issue outside of positional errors has been the PK and PP.
They need to spend every minute of practice on those two gaping holes in their game.
Time for Zorbil to take a shift or 5.
I think you are oversimplifying things...as you sometimes do
I didn't oversimplify it at all, it really is just that simple. He's got friends on the team, and will probably miss that, but the organization has made it abundantly clear over the years that he was not considered part of the core for this team. I hope he does well in NY and finds a team that values his game, since that was never going to happen here...
Wally told me that and i have no doubt he would not say it unless it was true.....Again, my point was simply in the interview he seemed genuinely sad about it as well........Jeeez....Wally already said he was excited for a fresh start.
This is disagree with, If anything he was the one more patient between the two. Claude obviously did not love the kids style and he hampered his progress....I think Spoons was probably more frustrated with Boston then they were with him. They knew what he was.I disagree with the “perpetually yanked his chain” part. Blame to go around, but think it should be split evenly in this case, or even 60-40 on Spooner.
The Bruins were more patient than some organizations would have been IMO.