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Trusting Berube with the starting job is like trusting Strome, Lee, and Nelson to take the next step. This team is always trying to reinvent the wheel.
Trusting Berube with the starting job is like trusting Strome, Lee, and Nelson to take the next step. This team is always trying to reinvent the wheel.
Good article about Berube from a few years ago.
http://mayorsmanor.com/2015/02/berube-finds-consistency-in-net/
After all the backups we have seen over the years he looks better than all of them with the exception of Greiss. I know, 4 games, but he has been pretty damn good so far. No doubt Snow has miles of tape on the kid and he came up under Lombardi. That sounds wrong, heh. Lombardi has a very long history of developing good goaltenders. He did it in San Jose bring up Nabakov, Kipper and Toscola though Toscola turned out to be nothing special. Maybe we picked off a peach.
Not really. We have the roster spot and potentially the cash. The only other teams that can realistically afford him and give him a roster spot are:
- NYI
- Maple Leafs
- Blues
- Canadiens
- NJ
- Hurricanes
- Coyotes
- Blue Jackets
The Islanders and the Blues are the only contenders in the US. If he wants to play in Canada, he's going to Toronto.
Very realistic to get him.
Trusting Berube with the starting job is like trusting Strome, Lee, and Nelson to take the next step. This team is always trying to reinvent the wheel.
I feel like berube has the moxie to be a starter in this league. Like you can just see the competitiveness on him. Greiss I don't see that. He may be very consistent and you want that in your backup but he really just doesn't look like a guy who wants to reach out and take the job.
Stamkos has got NYR written all over him unless he wants to go home to Toronto. I bet a few teams would do a lot of wheeling and dealing to make room for him and his salary, and despite Sather being gone it would be such an archetypical NYR move. They have some very good pieces to move if necessary.
With the possibility of the cap going down or moving very little in the next few years, teams must be very careful with their money and that goes for the the likes of signing Stamkos too. Snow doesn't strike me as that kind of guy and I simply can't see Stamkos coming here.