NHL 2023-2024 Out of Town: Regular Season IV

[22Brad Park]

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I looked at the standings tonight and thought the same thing. Vegas will expose them and that could be a 5 game series win for them. Their goalie and D to start with are just too strong vs what the Oilers can match with.

Yea Oilers better hope Kings pass Knight's.Hertl skating now to .I agree with what you said about backend & D .Oilers D is very sketchy game to game and Skinner & Pickard to me are meh.Skinner has lots of wins but still meh to me.

 

[SwayHeyKid]

God forbid they give 70% of the fans what they want.

Did you hear how quiet the building was? The fans abhor violence in the game

 

[smithformeragent]

LOVE IT

 

[Sheppy]

LOVE IT

Imagine how bad the Bruins would get dusted if that happened to them, lol.

Just shit kicked.

 

[capecodder]

Imagine how bad the Bruins would get dusted if that happened to them, lol.

Just shit kicked.

It's sad actually how far this team's toughness has fallen

 

[BMC]

LOVE IT

Was it something somebody said?

I love it too!

 

[Terrier]

 

[JAD]

LOVE IT

Haven't seen that in a while.

 

[CDJ]

I feel like that happens from time to time and it doesn’t get called.

Unless this is new?

Probably a judgement call, I imagine the league was on them before the game to not let this get out of hand

 

[RoccoF14]

Here's a question that has mildly irritated me for some time, but I've never gotten a very clear answer on:

How do NHL teams determine how to list their Forwards by position (LW vs C vs RW) on their roster sheets?

For example, when you look at the Bruins Roster on NHL.com, our forward group consists of 9C, 4LW and 2 RW and Danton Heinen is listed as a Center.

Who determines this, and what criteria do they use?

@DominicT or @Fenway .....do you guys have any insight on this?

 

[jgatie]

Here's a question that has mildly irritated me for some time, but I've never gotten a very clear answer on:

How do NHL teams determine how to list their Forward's by position (LW vs C vs RW) on their roster sheets?

For example, when you look at the Bruins Roster on NHL.com, our forward group consists of 9C, 4LW and 2 RW and Danton Heinen is listed as a Center.

Who determines this, and what criteria do they use?

@DominicT or @Fenway .....do you guys have any insight on this?

I've found most places haven't updated stats like that since their draft bios.

 

[TobanWest]

Imagine how bad the Bruins would get dusted if that happened to them, lol.

Just shit kicked.

They wouldn't even try. They'd take the high road

 

[PB37]

I guess Jeannot knew what he was doing, the Lightning took control of the game immediately after the fight and TO didn't have much of an answer. I am saying this with TB up 4-1 with 5 minutes left.

Sometimes a fight is just a fight and doesn't have any bearing to how the teams play afterwards.

 

[Lobster57]

I've found most places haven't updated stats like that since their draft bios.

Cam Neely is listed as 6'1 185 at hockeydb

 

[jgatie]

Cam Neely is listed as 6'1 185 at hockeydb

Yup, that's one of the examples I was thinking of.

 

[Aussie Bruin]

Here's a question that has mildly irritated me for some time, but I've never gotten a very clear answer on:

How do NHL teams determine how to list their Forwards by position (LW vs C vs RW) on their roster sheets?

For example, when you look at the Bruins Roster on NHL.com, our forward group consists of 9C, 4LW and 2 RW and Danton Heinen is listed as a Center.

Who determines this, and what criteria do they use?

@DominicT or @Fenway .....do you guys have any insight on this?

This is a good question. The issue also makes compiling stats on forwards difficult. If I want to look at the numbers just for centers, for example, I either get skewed results because a lot of people like Heinen are listed as Cs who haven't actually played the position in years, or I have to manually go through the player list and work out the ones who are legit pivots and eliminate the rest. Not a huge deal in the grand scheme of things, just annoying!

 

[Bruinaura]

Here's a question that has mildly irritated me for some time, but I've never gotten a very clear answer on:

How do NHL teams determine how to list their Forwards by position (LW vs C vs RW) on their roster sheets?

For example, when you look at the Bruins Roster on NHL.com, our forward group consists of 9C, 4LW and 2 RW and Danton Heinen is listed as a Center.

Who determines this, and what criteria do they use?

@DominicT or @Fenway .....do you guys have any insight on this?

They use the same spinner wheel as DoPeS

Which is to say there is no criteria lol

That's my guess

 

[Fenway]

Montreal eliminated

 

[Mr. Make-Believe]

Montreal eliminated

That will never not be music to my soul.

 

[Grimey]

Oh look, 5 min major + 10 for yet another dirty elbow by Pospisil

Emelin 2.0, tries to concuss people but refuses to fight due to past injuries

 

[Mr. Make-Believe]

Oh look, 5 min major + 10 for yet another dirty elbow by Pospisil

Can't wait for someone to finally make that dink eat his own teeth

 

[Grimey]

Can't wait for someone to finally make that dink eat his own teeth

He has some skill but he’s a weasel. Eventually someone will make him answer whether he wants to or not.

 

[dangermike]

lot of renderings and tweets about the coyotes moving to phoenix, which makes sense to me i guess...idk.

but the renderings are of a new coyote specific arena - why on earth wouldnt they try to share a space with the successful suns again instead of making a new stadium for a franchise that was (seemingly happily) relegated to a 5,000 seat college arena.

 

[Mione134]

Not sure where to put this but I found it interesting.

 

[Fenway]

lot of renderings and tweets about the coyotes moving to phoenix, which makes sense to me i guess...idk.

but the renderings are of a new coyote specific arena - why on earth wouldnt they try to share a space with the successful suns again instead of making a new stadium for a franchise that was (seemingly happily) relegated to a 5,000 seat college arena.

This clip explains the problem

Jerry Colangelo recounts the birth of the Arizona Coyotes | FOX Sports

Jerry Colangelo looks back on the formative years that led to the NHL coming to the Phoenix market.

www.foxsports.com

The Suns owner wants NOTHING to do with the Coyotes.