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This is what I'm sure JR. has been looking for from them so he could seriously come to a conclusion about what to do.
I'd still look for a LW.
This is what I'm sure JR. has been looking for from them so he could seriously come to a conclusion about what to do.
I'd still look for a LW.
The more I think about it the more I like the idea of Plekanec with 50% retention. That's not likely to cost a fortune, but it pushs Rowney out of the lineup and keeps Sid off the ice for more of the hard minutes.
I get they love Kuhnhackl, but I would love to land a better 4th line LW and C. If we could pick up Pouliot for that spot and then add a decent 4th line C that isn't incompetent with the puck like Rowney, we're set.
Plekanec + Pouliot on this roster and you take off Rowney + Kuhnhackl...
I get they love Kuhnhackl, but I would love to land a better 4th line LW and C. If we could pick up Pouliot for that spot and then add a decent 4th line C that isn't incompetent with the puck like Rowney, we're set.
Here's a thought I haven't considered, how about moving a forward for a defenseman at some point? That's actually an idea I haven't really considered, but it might be a worthwhile option. When healthy, the Penguins defense has Maatta-Oleksiak and Dumoulin-Letang as 2 pairs, but you don't really have a partner for Schultz on the 2nd pair that you're comfortable with. You could maybe move Sheary for a decent LD that can play on the 2nd pair with Schultz, which I think would be more doable than Sheary for a 3rd line center. I'm just going to use Ben Hutton even though I doubt Vancouver would be that interested in Sheary, but Cole and Sheary out with Hutton and Plekanec in might be something worth looking into.
The thought of adding another depth winger to this team makes me anxious. This team already has too many of those.
I was thinking about Mike Green the other day.Here's a thought I haven't considered, how about moving a forward for a defenseman at some point? That's actually an idea I haven't really considered, but it might be a worthwhile option. When healthy, the Penguins defense has Maatta-Oleksiak and Dumoulin-Letang as 2 pairs, but you don't really have a partner for Schultz on the 2nd pair that you're comfortable with. You could maybe move Sheary for a decent LD that can play on the 2nd pair with Schultz, which I think would be more doable than Sheary for a 3rd line center. I'm just going to use Ben Hutton even though I doubt Vancouver would be that interested in Sheary, but Cole and Sheary out with Hutton and Plekanec in might be something worth looking into.
With the exception of center the Penguins have more than enough depth everywhere. The issue is getting the mix right. Very interested to see how JR shuffles this up in the coming weeks.
I was thinking about Mike Green the other day.
Dumoulin-Letang
Maatta-Green
Oleksiak-Schultz
Don’t think I’d want to give up a 1st for him though, as we can use the pick some where else.
I'm not sold on their defense personally, I think they really could use one more guy if Cole is going out (which he should). Ironically, I think the kind of guy they can use on their 2nd pair is Hainsey, he's the exact kind of player I'm thinking of to play with Schultz on the 2nd pair.
I was thinking about Mike Green the other day.
Dumoulin-Letang
Maatta-Green
Oleksiak-Schultz
Don’t think I’d want to give up a 1st for him though, as we can use the pick some where else.
I know Cole has had his challenges this season but how the hell are we playing Hunwick over him? I love Sully but come on.
Cole has also been trash this year, so I don't really blame Sullivan for not playing him. Ideally, you have neither Cole or Hunwick playing everyday, ideally you trade Cole and you have Hunwick as your #7. That's why I want to see the Penguins add another LD to play with Schultz, I'd be confident with their defense if Hunwick was the #7 and Ruhwedel was the #8.
Oh I comprehend quite well actually. And I don't promote an uneven manner in which to debate a subject and pick out one statistic and ignore all the other metrics. That's being shortsighted, disingenuous and that formula is inherently flawed. That's the epic fail here and you and your buddy riptide can continue to spew out your nonsense and it will never make it true!
You mentioned 2 players, not 4. One player has been a perennial top 6 producer (Johnson), the other Eller is having a career year that would be comparable to saying Sheahans season last year was the norm for him...
I am guilty of this. I think you are right but we are all fools. As soon as something stupid is said, we flock to it.
I made it perfectly clear as to what my stance on the matter is. To include all points and use the same sample size for all players within the discussion. And I don't care who else said anything. This isn't a popularity contest. So, you, like them are wrong.Yet you have. In fact this is exactly what you've been doing. This is one of the things I find hilarious about the **** you post. You're never actually saying why one aspect is better or worse then the other (something that several people have done to you multiple times), you just keep *****ing about "cherry picking" or "making **** up" or whatever else you've spewed. It's really hard to have an adult conversation with you. And this isn't just me saying this - others have said the same thing.
I think they might move Sheary though, just because of how good Simon looks. They have more forwards than roster spots right now, especially when Rust gets back and the Penguins add another center.
The criteria that was used on Sheahan though was for this season. So that's the criteria we should use for every player. That's how you can have an appropriate and fairminded debate. And the four players I mentioned are more productive. Or do you want to use lifetime stats for each player? You can't say what Eller did for his career and then only use Sheahans stats for this season, otherwise it's an uneven argument. Surely you see that, yes?