Dr Jan Itor
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Parise who had started to play great, & was promoted to 1st line before getting covid?
Is Benning d from Edmonton? Because if so, he sucks
Take out the 1st from dumba
Neither of those are true.
Parise who had started to play great, & was promoted to 1st line before getting covid?
Is Benning d from Edmonton? Because if so, he sucks
Take out the 1st from dumba
I'm not thrilled about the idea of losing Soucy after trading away Dumba, but Suter/Brodin is still a strong left side of the defense. A competent, decently physical 4/5 guy doesn't seem like the hardest thing to acquire, at least relative to the prospect of just losing Dumba for nothing. Then again, a lot of GMs do get themselves into contract trouble chasing after those guys...I dunno...losing Soucy would be painful. After a slow start, he is starting to look good again. He scores quite a bit for a bottom pairing D, has size (unlike Addison, Menell, Spurgeon), and is a decent defender. If he is taken, and we trade Dumba, we don't look vg on D anymore. Suter is definitely slowing down.
Neither of those are true.
Actually it's. if you were watching games, you would know parise was playing on 1st line before getting covid
You just like to attack me. Go check your fact because you are wrong.
Dean promoted parise to 1st line before he got covid
Parise was playing better immediately before the covid stuff, but a 1-game promotion on this team doesn't indicate much. Unless Victor Rask is really a 1C, now.Actually it's. if you were watching games, you would know parise was playing on 1st line before getting covid
You just like to attack me. Go check your fact because you are wrong.
Dean promoted parise to 1st line before he got covid
Parise was playing better immediately before the covid stuff, but a 1-game promotion on this team doesn't indicate much. Unless Victor Rask is really a 1C, now.
He's still 36 years old, still taking up $7.5m in cap space for the next 4 years and is still struggling to string more than a handful of good games together. If there's any opportunity to get out from under his contract early it's worth considering, especially since Guerin seems pretty unconcerned with what happens this year.
Depends on what you deem the "1st line" because the first line to me all year has been Mats-Worthless-Kaprizov
For what possible reason? To see whether the team is primed to do some real damage in the playoffs without any top-6 centers, without a functional powerplay, and with one guy that can win a faceoff? Even at his absolute best Parise is the most expensive and redundant player on this team, especially now that Boldy's got a contract.Victor rask sucks
You don't make any rash changes. You wait until parise, & fool comes back to see how team plays
You know they have been broken up right? They were broken up late in 3rd period vs. Sharks
It was kaprizov, fiala than have no idea who was playing c
Actually it's. if you were watching games, you would know parise was playing on 1st line before getting covid
You just like to attack me. Go check your fact because you are wrong.
Dean promoted parise to 1st line before he got covid
Actually it's. if you were watching games, you would know parise was playing on 1st line before getting covid
You just like to attack me. Go check your fact because you are wrong.
Dean promoted parise to 1st line before he got covid
You know they have been broken up right? They were broken up late in 3rd period vs. Sharks
It was kaprizov, fiala than have no idea who was playing c
Parise wasnt on the 1st line, and he also is no longer a top 9 player. Hes a plug, eating up valuable cap, that could be replaced by a minor leaguer any night of the week.
He was on 1st like, that is a fact. One game he was promoted to 1st line, 2nd game, he started , & finished the game on 1st line.
After post game, dean evanson praised parise for his play. It was the game I believe parise drew 2 PP & win for wild also
For what possible reason? To see whether the team is primed to do some real damage in the playoffs without any top-6 centers, without a functional powerplay, and with one guy that can win a faceoff? Even at his absolute best Parise is the most expensive and redundant player on this team, especially now that Boldy's got a contract.
I had to check, but apparently his last game (3/22 vs the Ducks) he did play several shifts in the 2nd and 3rd with Kaprizov and Bjugstad. I don't know about you, but that certainly has me reevaluating my entire take on the guy.Are you talking about when Zuccarello was injured or what?
Honestly I think you can end this whole thing now by just accepting the fact that just becauise Russo listed Parise's line first in his tweet, doesn't mean it's the first line. Kaprizov has been the first line since the beginning of the season, and I don't think Parise has ever played with Kaprizov, but certainly not in the last two months.
I had to check, but apparently his last game (3/22 vs the Ducks) he did play several shifts in the 2nd and 3rd with Kaprizov and Bjugstad. I don't know about you, but that certainly has me reevaluating my entire take on the guy.
Are you talking about when Zuccarello was injured or what?
Honestly I think you can end this whole thing now by just accepting the fact that just becauise Russo listed Parise's line first in his tweet, doesn't mean it's the first line. Kaprizov has been the first line since the beginning of the season, and I don't think Parise has ever played with Kaprizov, but certainly not in the last two months.
You're conflating a very, very short term question with a long term one. The purpose of trading away Parise would have next to nothing to do with this season and everything to do with the expansion draft and what lies beyond it.Because to me, wild have sucked without foligno, & Parise. Something is clearly not right with the team.
Just want to see the chemistry once both players return, & if wild can play like they have been before losing this 2 guys
No matter how much we want boldy up, Guerin said he would have to earn it. I am guessing for cap reasons, he's not getting called up until after deadline
Absolutely mind-blowing that someone who claims to watch the games thinks 11 is why this team has struggled when in reality, this a poorly constructed team with one NHL-level center and a surplus of bottom 6 forwards.
If he retired this summer (which he won't), wouldn't we actually save about 2.5M per year with the cap benefit being spread out over 4 years?
According to this article, the penalty actually gets worse the closer to the end if he were to retire. Unless I don't understand the savings you mention.
How the cap recapture penalty could doom the Wild