cptjeff
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Old one seems to be at the limit. I believe we were discussing how the Canes are going to trade the Staals for Malkin, Evel Knievel playing for Charlotte, and Murphy up, Slavin down.
Per Chip Alexander - "Canes looking at PP unit of JStaal, Nestrasil, Terry, Murphy and Liles."
Sounds about right for the 30th ranked PP in the NHL. Gosh that just sounds like an awful combo for the power player.
shouldn't be that hard.
EStaal-Rask-Lindholm-Hanifin-Faulk
Skinner-JStaal-Versteeg-Liles-Murphy
bring back the juice and ruutu
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Which explains why we always end up picking 5-8.
you could argue that being very bad but not the worst is worse on fans than being the actual worst. there have been just enough mid-season turnarounds, just enough glimmers of hope, for the organization to avoid blowing it all up. as a result, we don't get the the attention of being Buffalo or Edmonton bad that comes with media scrutiny/organizational pressure and top draft picks. instead we're left waiting for the inevitable rebuild...stuck in "retooling" purgatory...
Such a worthy thread title. I've personally sacrificed a fifth of Wild Turkey to this season. Here's hoping that sacrifice won't be in vain.
you could argue that being very bad but not the worst is worse on fans than being the actual worst. there have been just enough mid-season turnarounds, just enough glimmers of hope, for the organization to avoid blowing it all up. as a result, we don't get the the attention of being Buffalo or Edmonton bad that comes with media scrutiny/organizational pressure and top draft picks. instead we're left waiting for the inevitable rebuild...stuck in "retooling" purgatory...
shouldn't be that hard.
EStaal-Rask-Lindholm-Hanifin-Faulk
Skinner-JStaal-Versteeg-Liles-Murphy
Chip Alexander @ice_chip 9h9 hours ago
More PP work in practice: EStaal, Rask, Lindy, Faulk, Hanifin. Second unit: Nash, Versteeg, Skinner, Murphy, Liles.
Ask and you should "almost" receive.
you could argue that being very bad but not the worst is worse on fans than being the actual worst. there have been just enough mid-season turnarounds, just enough glimmers of hope, for the organization to avoid blowing it all up. as a result, we don't get the the attention of being Buffalo or Edmonton bad that comes with media scrutiny/organizational pressure and top draft picks. instead we're left waiting for the inevitable rebuild...stuck in "retooling" purgatory...
I think it's safe to say we're rebuilding now...
And rebuilding for Edmonton hasn't worked very well...We want to rebuild more like Buffalo.
The Canes seem to be a lot like Edmonton in that they've built a strong prospect pool at one position while the other aspect of the team has diddly poo. Unfortunately for the Canes you need a lot more forwards than defenseman so they still are pretty far behind.
On the flipside, if you have a very strong defense and can find a competent goaltender, you can at least be competitive, even with substandard forwards (see Nashville over the years).