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I had a dream we took some massive dude in the first round called like “Da Bogova”. And he his stat like read 1-3-9 which obviously makes no sense
It's not a dream, it's a premonition.I had a dream we took some massive dude in the first round called like “Da Bogova”. And he his stat like read 1-3-9 which obviously makes no sense
I’d like some more physicality at 4LC.I expect that the Sens could promote two prospects for next season Merilainen G & maybe Halliday to replace Gaudette on the 4th line C spot.
Michael McCaron C/RW Nashville ($.900K)I’d like some more physicality at 4LC.
I dont want to get slow. Does he kill penalties?Michael McCaron C/RW Nashville ($.900K)
He does.I dont want to get slow. Does he kill penalties?
Yes & he's not slow for his size.I dont want to get slow. Does he kill penalties?
when did he say this? in today's presser?Staios said Yak had a very defensive coach that didn’t give him as much leeway to do things with the puck as he (Staios) hoped. So perhaps some context on the numbers there.
He was interviewed on TSN 1200 after:when did he say this? in today's presser?
They were a +83 team allowing only 183 goals (best in conference and 2nd best in the WHL). Yakemchuk was around 0 most of the year +/- wise and his +6 was achieved in his last ~ 8 games
He clearly was not having great success keeping pucks out of his net even with his increased focus on defense
Last year 2023-24 he was -6 and his team was a -5 allowing 255 goals
Yikes. Thanks. Sounds like he'll start if he has a good preseason. Have to see how it all unfoldsHe was interviewed on TSN 1200 after:
Also Staios said players with great game sense tend to have an easier time transitioning to the NHL without going through the AHL, and then goes on to say that given Yak’s sense he wouldn’t be surprised to see him on opening night roster but that it’s too early to say.
If he’s the best player on the ice again then what can you do?Yikes. Thanks. Sounds like he'll start if he has a good preseason. Have to see how it all unfolds
If they don’t want Halliday on the fourth must mean they want him in the third which would mean Greig or pinto move up the lineup.Staios said Yak had a very defensive coach that didn’t give him as much leeway to do things with the puck as he (Staios) hoped. So perhaps some context on the numbers there.
On Halliday - they’re being strategic on when to bring him up. Don’t want him on the 4th line because he’s a gifted offensive player. Added that he has to continue to develop but he has things you can’t teach.
What’s the shut down line then?If they don’t want Halliday on the fourth must mean they want him in the third which would mean Greig or pinto move up the lineup.
That’s assuming this happens some time next season.
Both Calgary's NHL and WHL teams refuse to rebuild when they need to.Calgary already started to tear down their team.
What a terrible, terrible decision to go for it.
Tulk, Wetsch (who they just traded for peanuts) and Yakemchuk would have gotten enormous returns, instead they opted to trade away a ton of futures for guys who are gone next year for a 2nd round exit.
Literally put their team 3 years behind.
Merilainen looks like the likely backup goaltender next season based on his play with Ottawa and belleville; Halliday is a big maybe for me.I expect that the Sens could promote two prospects for next season Merilainen G & maybe Halliday to replace Gaudette on the 4th line C spot.
Given that Green did not use Gilbert in the playoffs, I suspect he may not be signed as a UFA on an NHL contract (maybe a 2-way AHL contract) and they may sign someone else to replace Hamonic at RD. OR they might sign a top 6 forward. OR they may go cheap and not sign anyone good. OR a trade is in the works with our 1st round draft pick and/or a roster player included to get someone good. OR . . .I view what Staois has said as being that there won't be much change in the lineup from this yr to next. While I doubt they move Jensen it would be the logical move to free up some money to make a UFA signing of some significance, given his age & injury history. That would free up some money to add a 4th line centre & maybe a cheap vet backup if they think Merilainen is still too young & inexperienced. One could argue that Zetterlund & Perron aren't really 4th line players either & one will definitely be regulated to the 4th line so I don't see why Halliday should not play there & give them some offence from that 4th line too.
Tkachuk - Stutzle - Giroux - likely signs a 1 or 2 yr deal
Zetterlund - Cozens - Batherson
Greig - Pinto - Amadio - energy line/PK line
Cousins - ??? - Perron/MacEwan
Sanderson - Zub
Chabot - Jensen/Yakemchuk
Kleven - Matinpalo/Gilbert
Ullmark - ???/Merilainen
ORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGiven that Green did not use Gilbert in the playoffs, I suspect he may not be signed as a UFA on an NHL contract (maybe a 2-way AHL contract) and they may sign someone else to replace Hamonic at RD. OR they might sign a top 6 forward. OR they may go cheap and not sign anyone good. OR a trade is in the works with our 1st round draft pick and/or a roster player included to get someone good. OR . . .