Judging by the local medias in the last few weeks, Montreal his more interest in Martin Necas than Zegras .
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Love Roy the player, Roy the coach was something.Random reminder that there's a universe where the Avs draft Demko in 2014 if it isn't for Roy ripping him for dancing between plays to keep himself loose.
I wonder how this sits with Trotz and NSH
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I still have hope that Roy the coach has something to contribute. There was a lot to like in that first year, I just felt he went the wrong direction after that. Time will tell.Love Roy the player, Roy the coach was something.
His takes on players was interesting to say the least. That 2014 draft f***ed us so hard, so many reasonable choices within 10 to 15 slots after we took Bleackley at 23. Pasranak, Kempe and Demko being the standouts.
Pretty sure Roy was the one that really pushed for Meloche and Greer in 2015. To be fair, I think both of those guys would have NHL careers if Roy was still the coach, since he actually kind of liked the goonery.I still have hope that Roy the coach has something to contribute. There was a lot to like in that first year, I just felt he went the wrong direction after that. Time will tell.
Roy the GM was a disaster though, apart from telling Pracey and the scouts to get stuffed in 2013 because they were taking MacKinnon. That entire 2014 offseason was a shitshow for all parties involves...I will never understand why Pracey was allowed to run another draft.
I will die on this other hill which is nearby to your hill: "the Midwest" is a dumb term, inaccurate, and should be called "the MidEast" (won't happen lol).I will die on this hill. Nebraska is not the Midwest.
Obviously Mackinnom was the right pick, especially long term as we won a cup with him as our 1C. But Barkov also would’ve been a great pick still and Im curious how the butterfly effect would be if we picked him over Mack.I still have hope that Roy the coach has something to contribute. There was a lot to like in that first year, I just felt he went the wrong direction after that. Time will tell.
Roy the GM was a disaster though, apart from telling Pracey and the scouts to get stuffed in 2013 because they were taking MacKinnon. That entire 2014 offseason was a shitshow for all parties involves...I will never understand why Pracey was allowed to run another draft.
I wonder how this sits with Trotz and NSH
Resign vs re-sign
You'll never win the geographic battle. No matter the term, it's the culture. Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois are just far different culturally than Nebraska and Kansas. Sure Nebraskans still say crick, jeet, ope... but they don't say bubbler, isch, or uffda. The Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas didn't get the same heavy industry that the Great Lakes states got (probably mostly due to the lack of those lakes) so they developed far differently. Midwest is a mixture of farming and heavy industry... where the Dakotas, Nebraska, and Kansas are where farming meets and turns into ranching. The Ranching is where the Mountain West really begins.I will die on this other hill which is nearby to your hill: "the Midwest" is a dumb term, inaccurate, and should be called "the MidEast" (won't happen lol).
Colorado and Nebraska are in the "western central" portion of the country geographically while the entirety of the "MidWest" is actually 100% in the eastern half of the geographical area of the continental US.
He’d be nice in a vacuum, but from what I’ve heard he regressed a bit this year and with his age/play style I think there’s be a fair amount of risk bringing him in.Wish the Avs had capspace to play around with. I'd like Pesce on the blueline, feels like he'd add a nice bit of consistency from a defensive standpoint.
Agree with all - personal opinion is Neb/Kansas/Dakotas are not 'midwest'. I'd call them north central and also consider them distinctly different from Colorado even though I definitely say ope but have also mixed in an uffda once or twice lol though I think it's become "woof" these days.You'll never win the geographic battle. No matter the term, it's the culture. Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois are just far different culturally than Nebraska and Kansas. Sure Nebraskans still say crick, jeet, ope... but they don't say bubbler, isch, or uffda. The Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas didn't get the same heavy industry that the Great Lakes states got (probably mostly due to the lack of those lakes) so they developed far differently. Midwest is a mixture of farming and heavy industry... where the Dakotas, Nebraska, and Kansas are where farming meets and turns into ranching. The Ranching is where the Mountain West really begins.
Wish the Avs had capspace to play around with. I'd like Pesce on the blueline, feels like he'd add a nice bit of consistency from a defensive standpoint.
Colorado is kinda weird really... Sterling is basically that same Nebraska/Kansas culture, but you get anywhere near the mountains and it changes drastically. I consider anything more than 30 miles east of I25 (30 miles might even be too much in areas), completely different than anything west of there. Additionally the whole southern part of Colorado is drastically different than the North. Colorado is a weird meeting point of Mexican/Indigenous/Central European Farmers/Hippies/Tech Bros... with a sprinkling of Mormon pioneers mixed in. It feels like most other states may have a slight split here or there, but are mostly 1 or 2. Colorado is like 6 cultures colliding into each other.Agree with all - personal opinion is Neb/Kansas/Dakotas are not 'midwest'. I'd call them north central and also consider them distinctly different from Colorado even though I definitely say ope but have also mixed in an uffda once or twice lol though I think it's become "woof" these days.
I wonder what he wants TBH. His team is packed with young players and top end prospects and he's getting another one later this month.So Verbeek is just gonna sit there like he is with Gibson and do nothing. I'm thinking he's going to prove to be a really shitty GM, but we'll see.
Carolina wants a goalie for him, so probably Ullmark from Boston.Judging by the local medias in the last few weeks, Montreal his more interest in Martin Necas than Zegras .
I feel, at this point, they're driven more by optics than anything else. They just want to LOOK like they got the better end of the deal instead of facing reality and maximizing value.I wonder what he wants TBH. His team is packed with young players and top end prospects and he's getting another one later this month.
He’s got a ripper of a shot but not much else. Should go to a bad team for a 2nd line role and hammer PP goals.https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/los-a...es-kings-former-top-prospect-requests-a-trade
Don’t really know much about the player but maybe another interesting player to look at?
I knew he has a shot, kinda why I thought he may be a fit with mitts under the right circumstances. I thought I remembered hearing about willingness to use his size but could be mistaken. Unfortunate to hear there isn’t much else there.He’s got a ripper of a shot but not much else. Should go to a bad team for a 2nd line role and hammer PP goals.
He’s lazy, floats and is a rather poor skater. I think he might eventually mature, but I kinda doubt it. He’s a great goal scorer if you can live with the flaws.I knew he has a shot, kinda why I thought he may be a fit with mitts under the right circumstances. I thought I remembered hearing about willingness to use his size but could be mistaken. Unfortunate to hear there isn’t much else there.
Sounds like Mike Hoffman liteHe’s lazy, floats and is a rather poor skater. I think he might eventually mature, but I kinda doubt it. He’s a great goal scorer if you can live with the flaws.