2023-24 Roster Thread 4: September is National Bourbon Heritage Month
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Curufinwe
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Yes, he was signed after scoring 21 points in 63 games.
Owen Tippett signed a 2 year, $3,000,000 contract with the Philadelphia Flyers on Jul. 29, 2022. The contract has a cap hit of $1,500,000.
I wonder if it's the same inside source that told him no one in Flyers management wanted to move Prorovov.
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simple fact is ivan would not have been moved if he didn't task to be moved. Accept it.Yes, he was signed after scoring 21 points in 63 games.
Owen Tippett signed a 2 year, $3,000,000 contract with the Philadelphia Flyers on Jul. 29, 2022. The contract has a cap hit of $1,500,000.
I wonder if it's the same inside source that told him no one in Flyers management wanted to move Prorovov.
Curufinwe
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Riiight. And the very first time he did that was just a few days before the three team trade involving seven players and three draft picks went down. 
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Says who? And when you talk to who, can you ask them why he asked for a trade? Curious minds are interested.
Hollywood Cannon
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Just a reminder that the Flyers unveiled their new blouses on June 20th and you STILL can't buy one.
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Philadelphia Flyers' Hockey Operations Shakeup
Retirements and New Hires Highlight Changes
The Philadelphia Flyers have undergone some notable changes within their hockey operations staff, and here's what we've learned from the updates to their official staff page.
Bob Clarke, Paul Holmgren, and Bill Barber continue to serve as Senior Advisors, providing their wealth of experience to the organization
LOL...
#NEW Era of Orange alrite..
more like #sameasiteverwas
not one person here could have called this..
Deadpool8812
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Those 3 are going no where. Snider had it in his will that they will be advisors for lifePhiladelphia Flyers' Hockey Operations Shakeup
Retirements and New Hires Highlight Changes
The Philadelphia Flyers have undergone some notable changes within their hockey operations staff, and here's what we've learned from the updates to their official staff page.
Bob Clarke, Paul Holmgren, and Bill Barber continue to serve as Senior Advisors, providing their wealth of experience to the organization
LOL...
#NEW Era of Orange alrite..
more like #sameasiteverwas
not one person here could have called this..
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Don't forget this...Philadelphia Flyers' Hockey Operations Shakeup
Retirements and New Hires Highlight Changes
The Philadelphia Flyers have undergone some notable changes within their hockey operations staff, and here's what we've learned from the updates to their official staff page.
Bob Clarke, Paul Holmgren, and Bill Barber continue to serve as Senior Advisors, providing their wealth of experience to the organization
LOL...
#NEW Era of Orange alrite..
more like #sameasiteverwas
not one person here could have called this..
Deadpool8812
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Nothing wrong with Heatley coming in as a scout. Ex-players have to do something after they retire and a scouting role is an easy one to transition to without any staff experience. At least they didnt gift him an important role with zero experience like they did to Lappy
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Hollywood Cannon
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Probably not going to but it’s the only year you’ll be able to get the style made by Adidas and not Fanatics.
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More a shake-down, isn't it?Philadelphia Flyers' Hockey Operations Shakeup
Retirements and New Hires Highlight Changes
The Philadelphia Flyers have undergone some notable changes within their hockey operations staff, and here's what we've learned from the updates to their official staff page.
Bob Clarke, Paul Holmgren, and Bill Barber continue to serve as Senior Advisors, providing their wealth of experience to the organization
LOL...
#NEW Era of Orange alrite..
more like #sameasiteverwas
not one person here could have called this..
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Eastwood was brought in to replace Brown as head of pro scouting, and Brown was demoted. Two long time scouts retired.
Who cares about "senior advisors?" Show me one item that suggests the fossils have any influence over Briere and Torts.
For one thing, you think Torts gives a damn what Clarke or Holmgren or Barber thinks about anything? Fat chance.
Briere's only connection was he was brought to Philly by Holmgren when he was the GM, Briere played for 5 different teams. Holmgren may have got him hired at Maine, but he wasn't Briere's boss there, since Maine was run by another organization. Briere is tighter with the Comcast crew than the advisors, who were Snider's men.
For better or worse, it's the Torts/Briere show with Keith Jones as the third wheel and the advisors getting lip service but no pull.
Who cares about "senior advisors?" Show me one item that suggests the fossils have any influence over Briere and Torts.
For one thing, you think Torts gives a damn what Clarke or Holmgren or Barber thinks about anything? Fat chance.
Briere's only connection was he was brought to Philly by Holmgren when he was the GM, Briere played for 5 different teams. Holmgren may have got him hired at Maine, but he wasn't Briere's boss there, since Maine was run by another organization. Briere is tighter with the Comcast crew than the advisors, who were Snider's men.
For better or worse, it's the Torts/Briere show with Keith Jones as the third wheel and the advisors getting lip service but no pull.
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This stupidity has Senior Advisors written all over it IMO
Played for the Flyers significantly longer than anyone else & he's only been in the FO here, so don't act like we're just one of many faceless teams in Briere's career.
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Curufinwe
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Fan fiction vs reality:
Danny Briere learning NHL's business side under Paul Holmgren
For Danny Briere, life has always been about hockey. After completing high school, Briere jumped right into the junior level to try to make a name for himself with the Drummondville Voltigeurs of the QMJHL. He didn’t have time for internships or college courses. Just hockey. Briere’s commitment...
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Now that his playing days are over, the 38-year-old has plenty of extra time on his hands. It wasn’t long before an opportunity to rejoin the Flyers came knocking, however.
Flyers president Paul Holmgren reached out to Briere a few months ago to see if he'd be interested in learning a few things about the business side of the operation.
"He just asked me if it was something that would interest me, to kind of follow him and learn from him a little bit of what he’s doing, what his job entails. He told me it’s a little more on the business side but it might be a good thing for you," Briere said of his discussion with Holmgren.
"He ran the idea by Mr. Snider and [chief operating officer] Shawn Tilger, and they were OK with it. Really, Shawn has been amazing as well, giving me the chance and opening all those doors for me to learn more and more."
Just like that, Briere traded his gear for a suit.
Holmgren has taken him under his wing, perhaps paving the way for Briere to one day join the team’s front office.
Right now, there's no pay involved though. Briere doesn't have set hours or an official job description, either.
He’s simply volunteering his time.
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Hollywood Cannon
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I too like to downplay/discredit everything that makes my stances questionable.
Beef Invictus
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Briere and Torts think like them. That's why they're here. They don't have to influence them. They're already going to do the incompetence they desire.
And you're loony if you think they can't generate a shakeup if they want. Hilferty is a jock sniffer who adores them and wants their affection.
Curufinwe
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It would probably make sense to go with a 1st pairing of:
York-Sanheim
then
Staal-Risto
Seeler-Walker
Zamula
Similar to what the Flyers did in after firing Hak in 18-19 when they didn't have much depth on defense.
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Provorov - 21:12 ES TOI/GP
Sanheim - 19:48
Ghost - 15:37
Gudas - 15:35
Myers - 14:32
Hagg - 14:14
MacDonald - 13:49
York-Sanheim
then
Staal-Risto
Seeler-Walker
Zamula
Similar to what the Flyers did in after firing Hak in 18-19 when they didn't have much depth on defense.
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Provorov - 21:12 ES TOI/GP
Sanheim - 19:48
Ghost - 15:37
Gudas - 15:35
Myers - 14:32
Hagg - 14:14
MacDonald - 13:49
Curufinwe
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$2.5m in cap space with Ellis on IR (not LTIR)
| ROSTER SIZE | SALARY CAP | CAP HIT | OVERAGES
| BONUSES | CAP SPACE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 | $83,500,000 | $80,993,762 | $1,187,500 | $0 | $2,506,238 |
| Left Wing | Centre | Right Wing |
| Farabee, Joel $5,000,000 | Couturier, Sean $7,750,000 | Konecny, Travis $5,500,000 |
| Tippett, Owen $1,500,000 | Cates, Noah $2,625,000 | Atkinson, Cam $5,875,000 RW, LW M-NTC UFA - |
| Laughton, Scott $3,000,000 | Frost, Morgan $2,100,000 | Hathaway, Garnet $2,375,000 |
| Deslauriers, Nicolas $1,750,000 | Poehling, Ryan $1,400,000 | Allison, Wade $785,000 |
| Laczynski, Tanner $762,500 |
| Left Defense | Right Defense | Goaltender |
 York, Cam$1,600,000 | Sanheim, Travis $6,250,000 | Hart, Carter $3,979,000 |
| Staal, Marc $1,100,000 | Ristolainen, Rasmus $5,100,000 | Petersen, Cal $5,000,000 |
| Seeler, Nick $775,000 | Walker, Sean $2,650,000 | |
| Zamula, Yegor $775,000 |
deadhead
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29th and Toronto's 2nd rd pick (50+).
However, this was at the same time they were discussing a deal for Sanheim, which would have also involved a 1st rd pick - was St Louis willing to deal both 1st rd picks?
Problem is with these rumors is we don't know the entire context, was this proposed deal for Laughton inclusive of a salary dump (similar to the proposed Sanheim deal), was it one or the other?
As usual, the devil is in the details.
Hollywood Cannon
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Good to see that they added one.
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