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Markstrom was amazing in the playoffs...
Friedman: We would all be surprised if Campbell isn't an Edmonton Oiler
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SnipeShowJB11
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The Oilers have bi***slapped Markstrom since he has put on the Flames uniform. Playoffs was just embarrassing too.
Goalies are fickle. He choked hard in the playoffs against Edmonton. Looked like a 4th stringer.
This is coming from the same people who were saying "LOL Dubas let Hyman walked and signed Bunting as his replacement LOL"
Maybe, just maybe there might be a chance he's smarter than you
KrisLetAngry
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I wonder what the contract will be.
4.5 x 6
5x 5 or 5.5 x 5
5.5 x 5
It's gotta be some sort of middling number
4.5 x 6
5x 5 or 5.5 x 5
5.5 x 5
It's gotta be some sort of middling number
Scrantonicity 2
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I'm sorry but I'm laughing picturing you hastily running over to NHL.com and screencapping this because you thought you were making a point. You care more about that series than anyone else does. Can you do Campbell's against Tampa next?
HockeyVirus and shitty takes. Can’t name a better duo.
The Management
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I liked Jack, and I think Oilers fans will like him as well. I know Edmonton and Toronto fans jaw at each other a bit, but I hope both Campbell and Hyman do well.
So you/the Flames are only interested in regular season success? Interesting. Well, you have the right players for that I guess, especially if Johnny Shinny re-signs.
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He always seemed like a super likeable guy in his interviews with the Leafs.
Kind of like Hyman, comes across as a genuinely good human being.
Hopefully he can find some similar success that Hyman, Ceci, and to an extent Barrie have found with the Oilers.
Him and Skinner should be vastly superior to Smith and Koskinen, with the Oilers in win now mode locking down a goalie was a must.
Kind of like Hyman, comes across as a genuinely good human being.
Hopefully he can find some similar success that Hyman, Ceci, and to an extent Barrie have found with the Oilers.
Him and Skinner should be vastly superior to Smith and Koskinen, with the Oilers in win now mode locking down a goalie was a must.
Campbell will be an upgrade over the performances the Oilers got last season. The only questions are what the dollar amounts are and whether Campbell can handle 60+ games.
He will become an instant fan favorite, he gives it his all every single night and is so humble. So hard not to cheer for the guy.
Oilers need an goalie and campbell will not give the performance needed. Oilers fans have hated Koskinen, im pretty sure you will hate him more allready after december.
HockeyVirus
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And when were those posted?
"Yeah he wasn't that good after November"
*Pulls quotes out from right after this happens talking about how good he's been*
Rekt?
Why not pull some quotes from March? Or Feb? or Jan?
John Johnson
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bestmyfeeling
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this is just a silly take...yes NHL teams in the business of winning want mediocre/bad goalies. It's called Economics, scarcity, supply and demand - really whatever you wanna call it, there is also a thing called salary cap. This isn't pick ur roster for team canada
if you think edmonton or toronto are purposely trying to get mediocre/bad goalies, i don't know what to tell ya....
ManofSteel55
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Can you quote where I said anything like that please? I recall thinking Bunting was an obvious signing for a team looking for a low risk scoring option. I actually remember being frustrated that Edmonton didn't look into him. So I would love it if you could quote where I said anything along the lines of "LOL, Dubas signed Bunting".
Thanks.
On another note, I don't think I'm alone in wondering if Matt Murray is a good option here. The entire hockey world has witnessed Ottawa trying to dump him for a fair time here. So let's not act like me suggesting Dubas needs to see something everyone else isn't seeing is a hot take. It also isn't exactly a shot at Dubas, so cool your jets.
ManofSteel55
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Despite all of this, I'm still frustrated that he picked Calgary over Edmonton. Markstrom would be a far better option that the other guys out there right now.
Obviously there's a courting period lol. How do free agents come into free agency and within minutes sign?
John Johnson
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Its a joke. Just based on how Edm and Tor both have had bad goaltending for the past decade. The essay was unnecessary.
The Oilers go through too many goalies. Can't they just draft a starter? OK, Skinner may or may not be one but they haven't had a draft pick turn into a starter in like....forever.
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GirardSpinorama
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He uses savings from that great signing and then signs mrazek to wash out any value. Dubas' is a net zero GM. Which basically is about the added value of hfboard poster with a staff of NHL scouts and support staff.
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