Stizzle
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Unprompted, here are some opinions of mine...
Travis Sanheim is good.
Dave Hakstol is bad.
Travis Sanheim is good.
Dave Hakstol is bad.
Bull shit that is prompted i saw you looking at q cards lolUnprompted, here are some opinions of mine...
Travis Sanheim is good.
Dave Hakstol is bad.
Unprompted, here are some opinions of mine...
Travis Sanheim is good.
Dave Hakstol is bad.
Sanheim MAY be good, last year he wasn't, this year???
Looking pretty in the neutral zone does not a star make.
Please stop posting bs about players. He played pretty well but made mistakes not unlike every other defender. He was wicked unlucky. But on the whole he wasn’t bad!!!!!!!!!Sanheim MAY be good, last year he wasn't, this year???
Looking pretty in the neutral zone does not a star make.
Please stop posting bs about players. He played pretty well but made mistakes not unlike every other defender. He was wicked unlucky. But on the whole he wasn’t bad!!!!!!!!!
Cool story.Deadhead is right. Sanheim wasn’t “good” last season. He got better, which is encouraging, but he wasn’t “good” over the course of the season. He was a rookie who got incredibly sheltered usage and still only put up 10 points in 49 games & was on the ice for more goals against than for. He showed glimpses of his excellent athletic ability at times, but he wasn’t a “good” NHL defenseman. I do expect he’ll continue to progress toward that this season, however. I like him & am pulling for him.
Bill Meltzer said:Couturier was playing in the Boot Camp Tournament in Quebec City two weeks ago and reinjured his knee on a non-contact play, making a routine move on the ice.
Surgery was not required after the initial injury, nor it is expected to be necessary now according to the Journal dé Montreal report by journalist Jonathan Bernier. However, the typical recovery course of about six weeks leaves Couturier's status for the start of training camp and the preseason up in the air.
Sanheim MAY be good, last year he wasn't, this year???
Looking pretty in the neutral zone does not a star make.
No. He was on the ice for more goals against than for.Will Sanheim be good or not this season? Want to commit to one or the other?
good chance to see what frost can do maybe, or to see nolan play up on the first line. also heard hextall said something about him having to wear a knee brace when he comes back.HockeyBuzz.com - Bill Meltzer - Reports: Couturier Reinjured Knee, Quick Hits
Not jump off the ledge stuff in late August with time to recover, but reinjuring the same knee on non-contact isn't inspiring stuff. Letting Filppula go could prove disastrous.
Careful or you're going to get challenged to a 1v1 IQ Test.Cool story.
he has an IQCareful or you're going to get challenged to a 1v1 IQ Test.
Careful or you're going to get challenged to a 1v1 IQ Test.
We got the time for him but he wasnt anything like ghost and if thats what were waiting for it isnt gonna happen. Better get harder to play against because for a big guy the corners are owned by the opponent.Deadhead is right. Sanheim wasn’t “good” last season. He got better, which is encouraging, but he wasn’t “good” over the course of the season. He was a rookie who got incredibly sheltered usage and still only put up 10 points in 49 games & was on the ice for more goals against than for. He showed glimpses of his excellent athletic ability at times, but he wasn’t a “good” NHL defenseman. I do expect he’ll continue to progress toward that this season, however. I like him & am pulling for him.