Beef Invictus
Revolutionary Positivity
Prior: 2024-25 Roster Thread #1: The Beginninging
Our little mathematical interlude seemed like the first good discussion break in weeks, so let's sneak the new thread in.
2024-25 Roster Thread #2: Midseasonnar
- Thread starter Beef Invictus
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Prior: 2024-25 Roster Thread #1: The Beginninging
Our little mathematical interlude seemed like the first good discussion break in weeks, so let's sneak the new thread in.
Magua
Entirely Palatable Product
Prior: 2024-25 Roster Thread #1: The Beginninging
Our little mathematical interlude seemed like the first good discussion break in weeks, so let's sneak the new thread in.
BRIERE: We’re looking to trade Frost. Just like you want, John.
TORTS: Trade Frost? No, no, no. He’s too important to my plans to trade.
BRIERE: ….
TORTS: We need him to purge the evil spirits from our Culture. Have you ever heard of the game, “Skin the Fool”?
Lord Defect
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Jesus that imageBRIERE: We’re looking to trade Frost. Just like you want, John.
TORTS: Trade Frost? No, no, no. He’s too important to my plans to trade.
BRIERE: ….
TORTS: We need him to purge the evil spirits from our Culture. Have you ever heard of the game, “Skin the Fool”?
Is that @Striiker in detention?
ponder719
M-M-M-Matvei and the Jett
OK, no, new plan, we can't trade Frost to the Blackhawks, he has to go to the Wild to facilitate the Minnesota Frost crossovers.
Magua
Entirely Palatable Product
Don’t pee on the sacred tree. You’ll just have to watch Midsommar to understand.
usahockey22flyers
2 years away from being 2 years away
Richard did not deserve to get pulled out of the lineup
CutOnDime97
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Beef Invictus
Revolutionary Positivity
Yeah, Richard didn't deserve demotion. He got a chance and earned a right to ride it out. This team is not run on merit.
What would Flyers fans think of a Ridley Greig for Tyson Foerster swap with Ottawa?
Greig had a really nice year last year, but he was able to play his natural position of C due to injuries. This year with Stutzle, Norris and Pinto all healthy, he's been moved to RW and hasn't been nearly as comfortable.
Ottawa is committed to those 3 down the middle and could use a natural right-shot winger to play in the top 9.
Foerster could get a better crack at success here, whereas Greig could shift back to C in Philly. From the rumors they've been interested in him before, plays a "Flyers style" of game.
Greig had a really nice year last year, but he was able to play his natural position of C due to injuries. This year with Stutzle, Norris and Pinto all healthy, he's been moved to RW and hasn't been nearly as comfortable.
Ottawa is committed to those 3 down the middle and could use a natural right-shot winger to play in the top 9.
Foerster could get a better crack at success here, whereas Greig could shift back to C in Philly. From the rumors they've been interested in him before, plays a "Flyers style" of game.
Beef Invictus
Revolutionary Positivity
The bolded alone tells me to run screaming from him
JojoTheWhale
"You should keep it." -- Striiker
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I would have zero interest. It would be a non-starter.
But the Flyers being interested wouldn't surprise me at all, so I can't exactly call it nuts. I could see it happening.
I suggested it October 9th, but with the game vs the hawks fresh I would like to revisit one of my posts in the previous roster thread.
Lukas Reichel is likely still available for the right offer. Should the Flyers trade for him? High Skill, High IQ, Center, Young. I think they should. He definitely looked pretty good against the Flyers today
Lukas Reichel is likely still available for the right offer. Should the Flyers trade for him? High Skill, High IQ, Center, Young. I think they should. He definitely looked pretty good against the Flyers today
Not sure if you’ve watched Greig, but his skating is pretty average. He’s got deceptively good hands though, can dish the puck, and is a dick on the ice.
I’d say his upside is a good 3rd line C but one who can play on any of your PP units and contribute, which would get his point totals above that of a typical “depth” player.
usahockey22flyers
2 years away from being 2 years away
Nice shout by @CanadianFlyer88 Risto looked great today
Eye test matches the underlying numbers - which are also great today.
Signed for 2 more years, if you believe the recent reports about teams inquiring on him after seeing a positive bump in his play lately…Good signs.
Maybe they can get a positive return and we can see Drysdale, Grans, and Andrae in the lineup no questions asked.
Eye test matches the underlying numbers - which are also great today.
Signed for 2 more years, if you believe the recent reports about teams inquiring on him after seeing a positive bump in his play lately…Good signs.
Maybe they can get a positive return and we can see Drysdale, Grans, and Andrae in the lineup no questions asked.
BernieParent
In misery of redwings of suckage for a long time
Congratulations to Ristolainen for moving from "We can't trade him because he doesn't play well enough for his contract" to "We can't trade him because he is too good."
usahockey22flyers
2 years away from being 2 years away
Lmao im cracking up
He, like Laughton, are going nowhere.
Sombastate
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Everyone here knows I'm a Reichel fan, but I'm not sure he's a center in the NHL, TBH. However, if we're gonna move Frost, may as well get someone who has done it with terrible line mates and give him a chance
Average sv% in the league is .902 down from .915 a decade ago. I wonder if we see it dip below .900 in next couple of years.
FLYguy3911
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deadhead
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I wonder if this reflects the realization that Corsi was a proxy for scoring chances, and teams started focusing less on shooting and more on improving the quality of scoring chances, both shooting closer and getting bodies to the net.
GapToothedWonder
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GapToothedWonder
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Based entirely on feel from what I have watched this season it seems like teams are working harder to maintain control until they can produce high danger shots. It seems like there is a lot less "getting pucks on net" then there was say 5-10 years ago.
