Your 12 years is way out of wack, in my opinion. We will be in another rebuild by then. My thinking is with a rebuild you should be bubble team in three or four years, and a consistent playoff team for the next six or seven years, which may or may not include a SC. Total of about 10 years, give or take. Much depends on the players drafted every year, GM and coaching stability etc. It's not easy to win the SC.
Speculation: Official 2021-22 Coyotes Roster Discussion IV
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Data mining: right now in the league there are 254 skaters who have played 72 games or more this season...
We have 2 of them. As does MTL.
More data mining: Lyubushkin has tripled his career goal output in less than 30 games after 180 with us
We have 2 of them. As does MTL.
More data mining: Lyubushkin has tripled his career goal output in less than 30 games after 180 with us
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ck26
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Statistics don't lie, but liars use statistics.More data mining: Lyubushkin has tripled his career goal output in less than 30 games after 180 with us
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the lybushkin data is telling. good find.Data mining: right now in the league there are 254 skaters who have played 72 games or more this season...
We have 2 of them. As does MTL.
More data mining: Lyubushkin has tripled his career goal output in less than 30 games after 180 with us
ck26
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He doesn’t feel like the type to me. Letters next year will likely be:
Crouse (C)
Keller (A)
Random signed vet (A)
If I'm in Bill's shoes and I want a top 5 pick in 2023 then I'm trading Ghost this summer. Chychrun too.
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I dont think this (locked) article has been mentioned here, but Stralman and Eriksson is interviewed in a Swedish newspaper.
Stralman says that the atmosphere in the Yotes is one of the best he has experienced in his career and both of their families thrive in the desert and they wouldn't mind keep playing in Arizona.
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Stralman says that the atmosphere in the Yotes is one of the best he has experienced in his career and both of their families thrive in the desert and they wouldn't mind keep playing in Arizona.
Stortrivs i bottenlaget: ”Väldigt roligt år här”
I would not mind him on the roster guiding the young D but he would have to come back at a greatly reduced salary.
When there are no high or must win expectations the atmosphere is much more relaxed. Kind of telling that two players that have no chance of every winning anything going forward would love to play in this relaxed atmosphere. No snow, no fans bugging you at restaurant, play golf year round etc. I as well would love playing here in my twilight of my career.I dont think this (locked) article has been mentioned here, but Stralman and Eriksson is interviewed in a Swedish newspaper.
Stralman says that the atmosphere in the Yotes is one of the best he has experienced in his career and both of their families thrive in the desert and they wouldn't mind keep playing in Arizona.
Stortrivs i bottenlaget: ”Väldigt roligt år här”
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I'd take Stralman back, he's obviously on the back end of his career but he's rarely been responsible for the horrible defensive mistakes that the team often makes.I dont think this (locked) article has been mentioned here, but Stralman and Eriksson is interviewed in a Swedish newspaper.
Stralman says that the atmosphere in the Yotes is one of the best he has experienced in his career and both of their families thrive in the desert and they wouldn't mind keep playing in Arizona.
Stortrivs i bottenlaget: ”Väldigt roligt år här”
I don't see the point of signing marginal NHLers to cheap contracts unless they can be sold at the trade deadline. Stralman is too old for that.
I'd rather use contract slots for other team's cap dumps or for reclamation projects with upside.
Stralman has my respect for being a good mentor and linemate but I think we should move on from him. Either keep churning or start building.
I'd rather use contract slots for other team's cap dumps or for reclamation projects with upside.
Stralman has my respect for being a good mentor and linemate but I think we should move on from him. Either keep churning or start building.
rt
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To help the kids. We’ve got a young rookie coach with little NHL experience. Obviously Housley and Stillman have a ton of NHL playing experience but they may not be back, and it’s different from a coach, versus guidance from a peer.
What about the RFAs? Crouse, Fischer, and Hayton all out with injuries and waiting for a new contract. Sounds like Garland last year (waiting on a new contract). I imagine all 3 have a set price and could be available at the draft, as well as others currently under contract! It will be a very interesting draft, to say the least...
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This bodes well for Hayton and the Coyotes future ...
In the first half of the Coyotes season, Hayton played in 26 of the 41 games and scored at a 19pt pace over 82 games.
In the second half of the Coyotes season, Hayton not only looked much better and much more confident, but he played in 33 (so far) games and is scoring at 45pt pace over 82 games.
In the first half of the Coyotes season, Hayton played in 26 of the 41 games and scored at a 19pt pace over 82 games.
In the second half of the Coyotes season, Hayton not only looked much better and much more confident, but he played in 33 (so far) games and is scoring at 45pt pace over 82 games.
So does this mean we will trade him? I notice he still hasn't signed a contract yet. It ain't like there are distractions.
He's also a non-arbitration-eligible RFA, so there isn't a big rush either, I'd imagine.
So you're saying he has trade value? I imagine GMBA has a set price. The question is will a team match it? Like Chychrun, I doubt it, but if it is going to happen, it will be at the draft!
rt
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He’s not the same as Garland or Dvorak. He’s much younger. Why would Hayton be traded?
There will be some big swings for sure. One podcast was talkjng about Pickering going potentially in top 10 despite being very very raw.
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