stickty111
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GDT: Leafs @ Flames - 9:30 TSN
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I'd agree based on last night's game (3rd specifically) but they've ben underwhelming otherwise after a stretch in several games back n March.
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Of course sire. A guaranteed. He's also healthy as a bug sire. They are just playing these first two weeks giving him nights off. Those legs and groins need warmth, they are healthy, but they giving nights off during these first two weeks. Campbell could have easily played yesterday too sire.
Also eh uh, freedy's coming bezack this weekend also
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2 points thats all. thanks!
lets keep it rolling
P.S. fixing the PP would be great too btw
lets keep it rolling
P.S. fixing the PP would be great too btw
Teeder Keon
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Ohhhh we will all come up come up with many names for him after the game if he plays , depending on the outcome , there could be copious qualities of names for him don’t you worry about that .., some may even start with the letters Fu ...
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Hindsight is 20/20 that being said it was a mediocre team who needed above average to great goaltending to hope to compete...they’re slow in a fast division you had to expect it to catch up to them...Johnny hockey can’t carry that team and that’s what they need from him...Giordano is a year older again and no longer has Brodie as his safety release valve...there were tons of signs Calgary was going to have a hard year
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Sutter’s presser
brogial , grunt , brogan , grumble , go hard to the net , crockacrock , sneer , take the body , rasp grunt , grunt ... that’s it
Gets up and leaves ....
brogial , grunt , brogan , grumble , go hard to the net , crockacrock , sneer , take the body , rasp grunt , grunt ... that’s it
Gets up and leaves ....
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How would a roster spot at the league minimum generate cap space if we had to replace that player on the active roster with another guy making minimum though? Wouldn’t we need some kind of delta between the guy being demoted to the taxi squad and the player taking their place or do you mean just keeping the roster spot open?
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Sounds like both lineups stay the same.
Here they are with GSVA from theathletic.com added in:
When it comes to bringing VV in, short story is that it would be fine so long as it's Campbell backing him up and not Hutchinson. Long answer is that Leafs are likely running a 20-man roster (excluding Hutch who is in at emergency exception) at any given point to (like you said) to accrue space. So if you want to bring VV in then you want to put Hutch on the TS -- I'm not 100% sure though if this affects Hutch's emergency exception status, which we obviously want to keep for as long as possible. EDIT: Both VV and Hutch are actually on emergency exception, so it doesn't matter who backs up VV.
For Thornton it's a similar story. If he is scratched then either we carry 21 players on the active roster or find a way to get him on the TS. We'd need him to waive his NMC and get him through waivers if we want to avoid the additional cap pressure.
To put it into perspective, the difference between having, say, Barabanov as the 21st forward for the remainder of the days until the TDL (7 days) is about $223k worth of AAV space at the deadline. Math:
Season is 118 days long.
Barabanov has a daily cap hit of $925k / 118 = $7,839 /day.
Times 7 days: $54,872
29 days remain after the TDL, so $54,872 spread over the remaining 29 days as a daily cap hit: $1,889 / day
To get the AAV that 1,889 represents, multiple by days in season (118): $223k
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Would be great, the boys can't seem to gain the zone and set up. It's like they kill their own PP chances. When we do eventually get in theres good puck movement and shots, but spending a full minute + to just gain the zone is a back breaker.
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Ian Scott's first game in the like, two years being his NHL debut would probably be a bit unfair to the kid
Of course sire. A guaranteed. He's also healthy as a bug sire. They are just playing these first two weeks giving him nights off. Those legs and groins need warmth, they are healthy, but they giving nights off during these first two weeks. Campbell could have easily played yesterday too sire.
Also eh uh, freedy's coming bezack this weekend also
Here let me help you figure out what sire means
A sire is an animal's father. A newborn foal might look very much like his sire, with a white stripe on his brown face. Every once in a while, the word sire is used for a human — your dad is your sire — but it's much more common to find this word describing an animal's male parent.
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Campbell was in the away net during morning skate.
Generally a sign he's starting.
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Just asking users on here and twitter, Leafs pretty much can't play him when they are accumulating cap space. This is the biggest reason why all the D have played every game and no changes have been made even on back to backs.
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I find it odd he's on the taxi squad while Woll is with the Marlies.
Obviously both need to play games, but weird to have brought Scott on this trip instead of Woll.
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