SLAPSHOT723
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He's not bad depth though. I like him as a 13th/14th forward.
But yeah, taking him means Ho-Sang is probably back up. So take him.
What AHL players are NHL calibre?
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He's not bad depth though. I like him as a 13th/14th forward.
But yeah, taking him means Ho-Sang is probably back up. So take him.
Beautvillier
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Stive Morgan
Mhm. Mhm. Mhm.
Mangiapane leads the AHL in scoring with 15 points in 9 games but the chances of him getting a shot this year are very small.
Team is instead full of plugs and our bottom 6 haven't registered a goal yet and we wasted a 2nd on 1 point Lazar who surprise, surprise looks exactly as bad as last year.
#JustCalgaryThings
Team is instead full of plugs and our bottom 6 haven't registered a goal yet and we wasted a 2nd on 1 point Lazar who surprise, surprise looks exactly as bad as last year.
#JustCalgaryThings
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SI90
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The Zetterberg Era
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Nathan Paetsch is a really good AHL d-man, that could be nothing more than a 7th D-man in the NHL. He didn't work out the level above but he has been fantastic in Rochester and Grand Rapids.
hellstick
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You can argue that Goldobin for the Nucks fits the bill. He was caught in a bit of a numbers game after the Vanek signing late and has put up some pretty great numbers.
Kamenev for Nashville. He is good enough to play in the NHL right now. Nashville has too many centers.
Makar Goes Fast
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being nhl caliber and nhl ready is a big difference. lol at people just naming their teams prospects.
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Chris Bourque always comes to mind here. He was given a few shots but it always seemed like teams never used him in situations that fit his playing style. A small, speedy winger with a huge shot and they would always put him in the bottom six. Almost a PPG player in the AHL regular season and a .88 PPG player in the AHL post season.
At this point he is what I call a "tweener" or "AAAA" player. Dominant in the AHL, but just not quite good enough to stick in the NHL full time.
At this point he is what I call a "tweener" or "AAAA" player. Dominant in the AHL, but just not quite good enough to stick in the NHL full time.
Stuzchuk
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isnt Colin White injured?
and I do understand why Chabot is in the AHL... he's gets plenty of ice time in Belleville and would have 15-18 minutes in the Nation's Capital. He's there to improve his defensive play and is also better for his development for a year or two
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Used to be a Bears ticket holder and still go semi frequently so I've gotten to see a lot of Bourque over his career. He's legitimately still one of my favorite players in any league. I remember when he was a teenaged rookie on that Calder Cup team and can't believe he's basically a grizzled vet now, lol.
I've always been bummed that things never really worked out for him at the NHL level.
I'm going to keep quoting this for every game that Sam Bennett and the bottom six don't record a single point.
Mick Riddleton
“A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.”
Bruins have a lot, most have been up this year due to the crazy number of injuries they have suffered. Out to date for stretches have been Krejci, Bergeron, Backes, Krug, McQuaid, Spooner,basically most of the centers. Heinen has come up and become a solid player, Agostino, Szwarz, O'Gara, Grezlyk, MacIntyre and Czarnik are up and down. Injured Cehlarik could be pencilled in when he is healthy. Even the young dee like Lauzon or Zboril could get a shot. I think Czarnik, Heinen, Cehlarik, O'Gara could play right now full time.
