BoxerMax
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- Nov 6, 2010
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If you are content just watching good players come and play for the organization then good for you. Personally, I want to see the team win. Since 1994 the Sting have made it out of the first round of the playoffs a grand total of TWICE with ZERO championships ( not even any finals appearances for that matter) .
This organization has the worst record in ALL of the OHL . Don't you think Sarnia fans deserve better than that ? Or is it okay for the team to suck year after year ? Should Sarnia fans just be happy that we get to see really good players play while the other teams in the league enjoy success ?
The irony is that the only reason you got to bear witness to all the players you listed except for Konecny (who they aquired in a disastrous trade, and Murphy who they took a flier on ) is because of the team's extreme futility. The Sting were able to draft guys like Stamkos , Galchenyuk , and Yakupov because they finished DEAD LAST in the league the year before. Talk about low hanging fruit - it doesn't get any lower than that !
And if you think Tyler Weiss should be mentioned in the same breath as Patrick Kane you may want to give your head a shake. He was fighting for icetime this year on the USNTDP ( not USNDT ! )
Also, while you are on the subject of being anal about grammar - the word "knew" has a "k " in it when you use it in the context of understanding a fact. No. Thank You.
Thank you for correcting me on my grammar. Stupid mistake.
Anyways, Weiss has played the most games on that team this year. As for ice time, there is no stat for that, but looking at his production, I don't believe that he is fighting for ice time. I could be wrong because I am only looking at Team USA stats.
As for comparing him to Kane, I was referring to him being drafted knowing that he wasn't reporting when he was 16. I guess the better comparison would be Max Jones. I'm not comparing the play, just the fact that London drafted him knowing that they would not see him until he was 17.
As for wanting to watch a winner, of course, everyone wants their team to win. And, yes the Sting playoff record has sucked. But I am also happy with who I have been able to see play.
As always, who knows what next year is going to bring, but the Sting do have a few wild cards where we could have a top team or we could be middle of the pack depending on who reports.