damacles1156
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Any complaints about his OT performance?
Solid and best effort by RR tonight.
We need that from him every shift next season.
Any complaints about his OT performance?
It's apparent that Regehr's biggest weakness, aside from handling the puck, is his skating. He's trying, he works hard, he plays a tough game, but it shows that he has difficulty handling and controlling speed. I don't know if it is a result of him being dinged up or if he's just a slow player, but here's hoping that a full training camp and an off-season of preparation gets him back to the player he once was when he was with the Flames.
When he was on Calgary I thought Regehr was a monster on the blueline, very similar to Norstrom but more of a punishing crusher.
That's the problem, there's no one else to play alongside Doughty, particularly if Scuderi goes. I think Regher's spot at this point is alongside Doughty, which means the toughest matchups. Regher is an older Matt Greene in every way.Reaper45 said:I think sheltering his minutes will help. If we can do that or not remains to be seen, but he'd really benefit from it.
Can you amnesty a player as soon as his new contract kicks in?
7 games in is a good time to pull the trigger right?
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Robyn has loved playing for a contender again and being with Sutter for another go-round. His enthusiasm is palpable, but I think this news cements it. Had he waited it out and hit the UFA market, he could have gotten better terms as far as both salary and years go. Another fair signing by the Kings, Dean strikes again.
I don't really know how the buyouts work.
1. Can they be used on contracts like RR's which were signed after the lockout?
2. You can use up to two correct?
3. If the Kings bought out RR and Stoll does it completely eliminate the cap hit, so the Kings would have $6 mill in extra space for next year?
I wonder how AEG would feel about giving guys money to go away, especially when these contracts were just signed in the summers of 2012 and 2013.
Dean would have to convince ownership that the team needs the extra cap space to contend again next year.
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It seems like the minutes being given to Regehr is just killing him. He can't play or keep up against top players any longer, as witnessed in tonight's debacle. I was more than willing to give the guy a chance considering the fact that Scuderi was all but guaranteed to be leaving the team and that there really weren't many (if any) better options to be considered as a replacement for Scuderi.
I think the coaching staff is slowly coming to that realization judging by the minutes given to Regehr today. He logged a little over 16 mins, slightly more than Greene and Martinez. Voynov actually saw more ice time than Doughty at 25+ mins.
Right now Regehr is looking like a prime buyout candidate over the summer (if he doesn't get hurt).