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Let’s hope we do despite Hasso’s wishes to make the playoffs to line his $10B pockets with a few extra million. Or does he want the playoffs to increase team value and sell it?
He might just like watching his team win. You never know.Let’s hope we do despite Hasso’s wishes to make the playoffs to line his $10B pockets with a few extra million. Or does he want the playoffs to increase team value and sell it?
The Sharks are going to have a really hard time trying to out tank Chicago, Arizona and Montreal. Yes, Montreal is still going to be terrible. I could see them finishing 4th though, which would at least give them a chance at a top 3 pick.
Dudes been spending just as much as any owner in the league on salary in a competitive spots market. He's not trying to sellLet’s hope we do despite Hasso’s wishes to make the playoffs to line his $10B pockets with a few extra million. Or does he want the playoffs to increase team value and sell it?
Early model has us coming in 9th worst, so just about the same as this year.
That would probably put us closer to 13th or 14th worst.Hmmm, uncomfortable. I’d try to move Burns.
Early model has us coming in 9th worst, so just about the same as this year.
Early model has us coming in 9th worst, so just about the same as this year.
Hasso Dude doesn’t understand that it takes a proper rebuild at this point to build a Stanley Cup contenderDudes been spending just as much as any owner in the league on salary in a competitive spots market. He's not trying to sell
If he allowed Doug to properly rebuild we would been winning a lot more in the coming years then we actually will. I’m all for an owner liking to watch his team win, but he has no strategy to build a Stanley Cup winner. I’m not in this to watch the NHL version of Sacramento Kings. I dream for a capable owner like Lacob and Stanley Cup banners.He might just like watching his team win. You never know.
He's 78, he doesn't want to watch his team suck until he dies. That's all there is to itIf he allowed Doug to properly rebuild we would been winning a lot more in the coming years then we actually will. I’m all for an owner liking to watch his team win, but he has no strategy to build a Stanley Cup winner. I’m not in this to watch the NHL version of Sacramento Kings. I dream for a capable owner like Lacob and Stanley Cup banners.
Speaking as a Kings fan (though that fandom has waned significantly over the past 15 years), I certainly know what you mean. It's just hard feeling powerless when you feel like the bus is being driven toward a cliff's edge at a high speed.If he allowed Doug to properly rebuild we would been winning a lot more in the coming years then we actually will. I’m all for an owner liking to watch his team win, but he has no strategy to build a Stanley Cup winner. I’m not in this to watch the NHL version of Sacramento Kings. I dream for a capable owner like Lacob and Stanley Cup banners.
I think the taking a step back and clearing cap space comments are related. You aren’t going to be able to trade Vlasic, Labanc, or Simek to clear cap space without significant additions. You might be able to trade Burns though for positive value but you’re probably taking a step back there.Speaking as a Kings fan (though that fandom has waned significantly over the past 15 years), I certainly know what you mean. It's just hard feeling powerless when you feel like the bus is being driven toward a cliff's edge at a high speed.
The only thing we can hope--this was my biggest hope when the GM search began--is that not only Grier, but pretty much everyone else Hasso and the rest talked to made it clear that the Sharks would require a rebuild to succeed again. Grier's comment about taking a step back might mean that Hasso is conceding this, at least to some degree.
I'd just appreciate a meaningful action towards any objective at this point. The team doesn't seem to have a clear direction as a whole.I think the taking a step back and clearing cap space comments are related. You aren’t going to be able to trade Vlasic, Labanc, or Simek to clear cap space without significant additions. You might be able to trade Burns though for positive value but you’re probably taking a step back there.
JFresh's "formulas" picked the Kraken and the Flyers to make the playoffs last season...
I think we can all agree that any predictive model that isn’t 100% accurate has absolutely no value and should immediately be belittled and discarded with prejudice.
I mean that was the hope, but given the Sharks moves so far, it’s a step back but not a meaningful one. The trade for Kunin, reaches in the draft, and it being increasingly likely that Vlasic isn’t being bought out, are all pointing to signs that this team doesn’t want to make effective changes.Speaking as a Kings fan (though that fandom has waned significantly over the past 15 years), I certainly know what you mean. It's just hard feeling powerless when you feel like the bus is being driven toward a cliff's edge at a high speed.
The only thing we can hope--this was my biggest hope when the GM search began--is that not only Grier, but pretty much everyone else Hasso and the rest talked to made it clear that the Sharks would require a rebuild to succeed again. Grier's comment about taking a step back might mean that Hasso is conceding this, at least to some degree.
Uhhh, he's too small and doesn't fit the profile of player they want.The stealth tank is on boys. Bedard here we come.
You think we are taking Bedard? HA we will trade the pick for Jonathan Toews at this rate.The stealth tank is on boys. Bedard here we come.
Fantilli all the way. Very good choice if we are not picking #1 or #2Uhhh, he's too small and doesn't fit the profile of player they want.