Tiger Svoboda
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- Jul 28, 2004
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Many of you guys will hate Andrigettho soon enough because he is too small. You will also hate Therrien because he plays.
He will be send down to Hamilton no matter what. He was recalled because of Eller's injury. Great. He had points. But it is not the end of the World. He will be back sooner rather than later.
It not the end game that I don't like, it the smell of bad office politic.He will be send down to Hamilton no matter what. He was recalled because of Eller's injury. Great. He had points. But it is not the end of the World. He will be back sooner rather than later.
Talk about over reaction ! Holy cow !
What would it be IF the team would had lost its last three games ?
Why would Therrien mess with these lines? Taht one I just can't defend.
Therrien doesn't really trust Andrighetto defensively yet. Plekanec's line has the role Eller's line used to have and Desharnais' line is an exploitation line.
Some of us actually like to cheer for players who are playing well and believe they should be rewarded via meritocracy. Something you and Therrien know nothing about. So if the plan was to send down Ghetto until Eller came back then fine. Why not at least wait for a game where he didn't tally a point before saying,"OK kid! You had your fun, time to go back down."
Setting up the kid for failure reeks on so many levels. People advocate playing Allen to see what Bergevin had acquired and what he could do. I say why not play our youngsters so that we know what THEY can do as they are the future of this team. What lesson did Ghetto learn? Play well and you get punished?
Many of you guys will hate Andrigettho soon enough because he is too small. You will also hate Therrien because he plays.
Some of us actually like to cheer for players who are playing well and believe they should be rewarded via meritocracy. Something you and Therrien know nothing about. So if the plan was to send down Ghetto until Eller came back then fine. Why not at least wait for a game where he didn't tally a point before saying,"OK kid! You had your fun, time to go back down."
Setting up the kid for failure reeks on so many levels. People advocate playing Allen to see what Bergevin had acquired and what he could do. I say why not play our youngsters so that we know what THEY can do as they are the future of this team. What lesson did Ghetto learn? Play well and you get punished?
Therrien doesn't really trust Andrighetto defensively yet. Plekanec's line has the role Eller's line used to have and Desharnais' line is an exploitation line.
Except Weise isn't good at defence, if you want to put a good defensive player with Plekanec because he gets defensive zone starts put Prust, who's actually good at defence and has been strong in zone entries wich is a valuable skill to have when you're starting in your own zone, there and put Andriguetto with DD, who he's looked good with the few shifts they've had together. An offensive exploitation line is a logical spot for a rookie and Andriguetto has a strong shot rate in the AHL, see if that shot rate can translate to the NHL level with an offensive zone push. We have the luxury of having not one but two legit proven top 9 NHL players with legit NHL offensive skills to play on a sheltered/exploitation line instead of goons or bad players, use that luxury.
Weise is just as reliable defensively and makes good decisions with the puck, also the speed factor comes into play. I see no trouble giving him that role in the mean time. With Parenteau and Desharnais, you want a north/south guy who wins battles and is responsible, because those other two are strong off the rush, but struggle in their own end. You wouldn't wanna put a rookie in a situation like that. Besides, Andrighetto is a RW and not a LW.
Meh.
I think we can all agree that Weise shouldn't be in the top 9 and Tangradi shouldn't be in the lineup, regardless of the record. As for the rest, I don't really care.
Again, not a fan of Therrien but he is obviously trying to ice a lineup that can match the Duck's size and physicality for tomorrow nights game. That is what I see from this mornings practice lines.
Rene Bourque-Ryan Getzlaf-Devante Smith-Pelly
Matt Beleskey-Ryan Kesler-Kyle Palmieri
Andrew Cogliano-Rickard Rakell-Jakob Silfverberg
Patrick Maroon-Nate Thompson-Tim Jackman
Cam Fowler-Ben Lovejoy
Mark Fistric-Hampus Lindholm
Clayton Stoner-Sami Vatanen
Andrighetto isn't ready to play in the NHL yet, why is that so hard to understand, 3 points in 3 games is nothing in the big scheme of things.
I think he's weaning Ghetto out of the lineup so that when Eller comes back there's less of a controversy. A crappy way to treat a player, but i guess it is what it is.