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Can't have Eberle with what Jake is gonna make
You can if you can figure out a way to get rid of Lecavalier or Umberger.
Can't have Eberle with what Jake is gonna make
Problem is the Flyers lack assets especially moveable ones, and there isn't a lack of Del Zotto's in the league. They just signed another one in Coliacovo after the start of the season. The likelihood Del Zotto is still here when the Flyers are contending isn't very good.
This collection of players assembled by that dim-witted buffoon Holmgren has created a Rubic's Cube that Hexy has to solve, and with those long term deals to worthless players like McDonald and Lecavalier is making it seem like Hexy is trying to solve the puzzle with two arthetic hands.
Moves need to be made, on the ice and maybe even behind the bench.
I'm sure that senile old man (Snider) will start making his presence known again, I just wish that he would sell his portion of the team and stay out in California.
The Flyers organisation is a complete mess because of his interference, and giving lifetime jobs to dolts like Holmgren are an indication of his stupidity.
Lol, get a grip with your Snider hate bud. I'm sure it's been horrible for the fans to deal with an owner whose company has basically ensured that the Flyers will always be one of wealthiest teams in the league.
Are you referring to Comcast?
Elliotte Friedman was on Calgary’s Sportsnet 960 on Monday morning.
On Ron Hextall and the Philadelphia Flyers:
“The tough thing for there is he doesn’t have a lot that other people want. Nobody really wants to take Andrew MacDonald’s contract. Nobody really wants to take Vinnie Lecavalier’s contract. Philly knows if they want to move those guys, they’re probably going to have to eat a chunk.
“I think the thing that other teams are saying about them is there’s a certain expectation of a game when you play against the Flyers, that especially when they’re going poorly, that at least you know that they’re going to try to run over you. That doesn’t appear to be the case with them. They seem a bit – I don’t know if ‘meek’ is the right word, but meeker than normal.
“From what I understand about what Hextall is, you pick a player on the team that somebody might want, whether it’s a Brayden Schenn or a Sean Couturier. I think what he’s trying to do is say, ‘Okay, if you want one of those guys, you have to take one of my contracts I don’t like.’ And I think teams are balking at that. For two reasons: 1) It’s a lot of money, and b) especially during the season where so many teams are tight to the cap, it’s really hard to do. So I think that’s kind of where Philadelphia is right now. They’re in positions where they can’t really make the deals they want to make.”
Don't know if this has been posted yet but doesn't sound too good:
http://www.nicholsonhockey.com/wort...-on-flyers-trade-thoughts-on-schenn-couturier
The Flyers might be stuck with this mess for many seasons to come.
I'm referring to Spectacor which originally made the Flyers one of the healthiest franchises in the league. The merger with Comcast was brilliant on Sinder's part, but the Flyers were already in good shape before that.
I mean... how valuable is Vinny even if we retain half the salary? Umberger could be moved probably for a mid or low pick. MacD... not sure what to do with him. The plus about him is that he does not have a NMC or NTC.
Umberger and Lecavalier are going nowhere. They are not even worth half their salary. MacDonald might be able to be moved with salary retained in a few seasons.
If this is the case, the best decision might be to just blow it up. The Flyers are going to hover in the mediocre zone for a couple of years, it might be better to just bottom out and begin again.
Umberger at a 13th forward at league minimum would probably be his ideal spot.
the Flyers are not a model franchise in this leagueHe is a successful businessman, and he has created a franchise that has been a model franchise in the league.
I just wish they would stop floating around mid-standings. I'm hoping they keep losing which is tough for me to say but it might enable us to get rid of some dead weight as well as pick in the top 5 of the draft. I am fed up of 1st round exits and picking 15-20.
uhhh no ****? Been saying that for weeks now
Yes, they are. They sell millions of dollars in apparel each year, and their away games are usually sell outs (people around the league still love to hate them).the Flyers are not a model franchise in this league
maybe they were if you're posting from the year 1989