LakeLivin
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I was playing to my audience
. But to be precise, it feels like a curse 6.3% of the time (standard deviation = 0.8).Injury Report: Petr Mrazek (Upper Body)
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I was playing to my audience
. But to be precise, it feels like a curse 6.3% of the time (standard deviation = 0.8).
MrazeksVengeance
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WHY DOESN'T THE MENTION POP UP IN THE ALERTS? THAT BEING SAID - GRACIAS.
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"I have no idea what I am doing" -Pat VerBleak
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Anyone know when he is coming back? I thought they said he would be back late last week.
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IT IS LEFT UP TO HIM. REIMER AND NED HAVE BEEN DOING FINE THUS FAR, IT IS NOT PERTINENT TO RUSH.
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In fact, it's kind of a nice feeling not to feel the need to rush him, or anyone really, back too soon.
Nikishin Go Boom
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Brindy was interviewed on the Mac Attack this morning and they asked about Petr. He said that Petr had a setback and isn’t anywhere close to returning at this point.
“We need Petr back healthy but it isn’t around the corner.”
“We need Petr back healthy but it isn’t around the corner.”
Just chop off his hand and get him back out there.
Well It's better then killing him and affixing his corpse to the goal frame..
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This scares me... Like a Cold breeze along the spine..
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With Kuemper hurt we’re down to 2 inter division options, Bernier and Driedger. We would have to overpay for Driedger. I don’t think Bernier is the guy we should target yet.
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So is Petr. Calm before the Storm Surge with the Cup.
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His return isn't as dire of a need as it appeared for a good bit there. Both Reimer and Ned have played well enough to let Mrazek take all the time he needs to heal up.
Disclaimer: This all becomes null and void the next time either of our current goalies give up a soft goal
Disclaimer: This all becomes null and void the next time either of our current goalies give up a soft goal
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Brindy never uses specific terms when describing a timetable for return. Who the hell knows what it means? I agree that I hope we are looking at all options, but at least the guys we have are doing well enough we don't need to be desperate by any means.
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If they’re committed to Mrazek for next year (and he proves he can still be the “starter” of a tandem), then this injury might be a blessing in disguise.
How else would the team have given Nedeljkovic so many starts?
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It might help keep down Mrázek’s ask on his next potential deal.
How else would the team have given Nedeljkovic so many starts?
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It might help keep down Mrázek’s ask on his next potential deal.
If Ned is the backup next year (that would be my assumption given his play and contract) I wonder if they look at other options from the UFA market? I already brought up Driedger as a guy that might be an option as I find it hard to believe Florida is in a position to resign him given their spending on goalies already and their prospects that are in the wings. Another guy that has had sneaky good numbers that will be UFA this summer that I can't see going back to his current team if there are any options, is Linus Ullmark from Buffalo. His numbers behind that tire fire are pretty good over the last two years. He has prototypical goalie size and could be relatively cheap compared to your standard UFA goalies.
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Well, I GUESS if he won us a Cup this year, I could get on board with him....
I wonder why when Jordan Binnington was 25 years old he had been considered a bust for years and then "shed" that notion of a bust.
Whereas with Ned at 25 years old I just think of him as having taken a normal development path.
Maybe because he didn't have quite the false start Binnington did earlier in his career? I don't know.
Whereas with Ned at 25 years old I just think of him as having taken a normal development path.
Maybe because he didn't have quite the false start Binnington did earlier in his career? I don't know.
Isn't it finally getting an opportunity to shine due to unforeseen circumstances or a trade to another team like so many other prospects in our system?
I remember John Forslund discussing how he felt that Ned should have had more of a shot last season. And, when it didn't happen, he had a little slump for a bit when he was first sent back to the Checkers before getting back on track.
I remember John Forslund discussing how he felt that Ned should have had more of a shot last season. And, when it didn't happen, he had a little slump for a bit when he was first sent back to the Checkers before getting back on track.
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As brought up elsewhere though, we truly don't know if he's Binnington, Hammond, or somewhere in between. It will be a while before we do. With where our team is, if we do have him as one of the two options next year, I would want a really proven option to go along with him. At that point, I'd want someone better than even what Mrazek has proven to be. But, that can be really hard to find as we've seen for years and years and years.
[Sqwark] Soft goal [Sqwark] Soft goal!. Polly want a Cracker..
