topshelf15
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Only if it costs under 65 mil....Exactly... I thought the point was to win the Stanley Cup.
Only if it costs under 65 mil....Exactly... I thought the point was to win the Stanley Cup.
Dunno where else to put this.
Did everyone see the dorion video last week where he talks about the team and the draft and what's going on during covid.
Anyways, in the video he says he'd like to personally thank all the essential workers. He'd like to thank the LCBO and beer store workers. As he says that his eyes twinkle and a subtle smirk on his face appears. Me and my buddy laughed at this for a few days and cracked jokes. Tuesday I was waiting to get into the LCBO waiting for someone to leave so I can go in. Who leaves? Dorion with a huge box filled with bottles as he leaves in hurry like he's late for something. Was hilarious. I wanted to yell at him "I'd like to personally thank the LCBO workers!"
Still the best assessment of Dorion and this trade.
So, is Dorion a genius? Or was he forced into the deal? Did he do well in a deal that he was forced into?
Dunno where else to put this.
Did everyone see the dorion video last week where he talks about the team and the draft and what's going on during covid.
Anyways, in the video he says he'd like to personally thank all the essential workers. He'd like to thank the LCBO and beer store workers. As he says that his eyes twinkle and a subtle smirk on his face appears. Me and my buddy laughed at this for a few days and cracked jokes. Tuesday I was waiting to get into the LCBO waiting for someone to leave so I can go in. Who leaves? Dorion with a huge box filled with bottles as he leaves in hurry like he's late for something. Was hilarious. I wanted to yell at him "I'd like to personally thank the LCBO workers!"
I disagree with this. The only depth the team lost was DeMelo and Tierney. DeMelo was replaced by EK on the roster. I guess you could debate that Tierney was valuable, but even that is a stretch. There was no way that Balcers and/or Norris would have spent any time on the main roster.That trade was a mistake by DW ,he overestimated his actual depth behind his top end guys....When injuries started to pile up ,he had nothing to fill the gaps with as we took virtually any depth the had ...And the team sunk
I disagree with this. The only depth the team lost was DeMelo and Tierney. DeMelo was replaced by EK on the roster. I guess you could debate that Tierney was valuable, but even that is a stretch. There was no way that Balcers and/or Norris would have spent any time on the main roster.
Wilson would definitely want a do over, but not because of the reasons you listed. Probably more to do with losing a lottery pick in the deepest draft in years than for depth reasons. If he lost a pick in the 20+ range, instead of in the top 5, I am willing to bet that he would still be quite pleased with how little he gave up for EK.
After 3 months of pro hockey? There is no way.I suspect if Norris hadn't had the shoulder injury he would have been a full time NHLer by last Christmas on their roster or ours
A 1st rounder in the NHL full time 1/2 way thru his d+3 year. Ya, i guess that was just crazy talk on my endAfter 3 months of pro hockey? There is no way.
Do you think Norris and Balcers will be stars in the NHL? I think if we didn't get a star player out of the Karlsson deal then it is a complete failure.