kelmitchell
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Fine by me, im allergic to them lol jk but i am allergicAlso why the **** do people still follow Eklund?!
Every time someone says "I know it's Eklund, but..." a kitty dies somewhere in the world.
Fine by me, im allergic to them lol jk but i am allergicAlso why the **** do people still follow Eklund?!
Every time someone says "I know it's Eklund, but..." a kitty dies somewhere in the world.
Serious question, does anyone else feel like Holmgren might try to have to much input with this new gm?
Seriously.
Flyers have been after stone for some time. I’d think they are trying to get him now. That’s a mistake.
No, otherwise something stupid might have happened already. It was discussed elsewhere about the players that were moved already are smallish/perimeter/shown their ceiling-and in the case of Dale Weisse (sp) to be a fly on the wall..I saw him dog it too many games.Serious question, does anyone else feel like Holmgren might try to have to much input with this new gm?
Not making excuse but maybe he really loves living in that area? That could be a big factor imoI realize this is petty rah-rah B.S. but if Stone is really content to just stay in Ottawa with that joke of a franchise, I want him a lot less.
Yea so he’s going to cost a lot. There are enough UFA options that we can afford to wait and see who makes it there.Hes one of the best two-way forwards in the NHL. He is basically Marian Hossa. Producing like a 1st liner with elite IQ and D.
Hes one of the best two-way forwards in the NHL. He is basically Marian Hossa. Producing like a 1st liner with elite IQ and D.
Agreed. We can't afford him though.
I'm a Flyers fan living in Ottawa so aquiring Stone would be flat out amazing.We can if he makes it to free agency. We have a ton of cap space.
Melnyk won't and can't pay Duchene or anyone else 10M/year. The guy is broke and hated by 99% of the hockey fans in this city.If Duchene signs at $10 million per year, he's going to have a tax rate of 53.2%. The taxes in Ontario and Canada are ridiculous.
Mandrycky and Andrew Thomas, the Wild’s leading data researcher, are the ones responsible for coming up with “a lot of stuff.”
Chuck Fletcher, then Minnesota’s general manager, hired the two analysts who had attracted attention through Thomas’ development of the website War on Ice, which tracked statistical information from NHL games. Mandrycky, a Georgia Tech graduate, had joined the staff initially as a volunteer.
I'm on the fence with Stone. There's going to be a lot of money thrown his way and with the Flyers already having big contracts on the books plus contracts that will be needed for Provorov, Sanheim, Konecny, Patrick, etc.....They just got out of salary cap hell and the last thing I want to see is them go back into it. As well, I'm not sure that as a player, Stone is going to age well. The skating part is what worries me. The smarts might be there as he gets older, but I'm not sure the skating will.
The Flyers won't be in on Bobknowing the flyers fo they are going to be in on bob, panarin, stone, maybe ek if he makes it in fa. it would in awesome if they somehow get all of them, that will be a pipe dream but when it comes to the flyers fo, anything is possible and fletch got both zach and sutter.
Looks like the Flyers are trying to add another person for the analytics department.
I guess in theory that's fine. But with Minnesota firing OG Fletcher hire, Andrew Thomas -- one of the biggest figures in hockey analytics and the creator of war-on-ice (with a PhD in Statistics from Harvard for good measure) -- keeping Ian Anderson is a pretty meh look to me. Call me skeptical that he was of any real use in the Hextall years, or that he will find himself useful in the future. He always reeked of being a "hockey guy" stats hire.
Sitting on a park bench...
looking at crosseyed mary no doubt.Sitting on a park bench...