Cody Webster
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It's magically arrogant.You know your argument reeks about “developing” when you cite a 31 year old 3rd pair journeyman, who is already regressing starting a 4 year contract. And a 30 year old you turned from an overplayed 1st pair guy to a serviceable low event 4/5 defender for a massive price.
York is such a cop out too, because he’s exactly the high floor player he was drafted to be. He’s probably underperformed offensively, if anything. Sanheim has been a 1st pair caliber player for years prior, while the team toyed around with him and tried to trade him for Krug after Shaw had his hands on him for a year.
It’s not magic; it’s arrogance.
Bonk is a 2nd pairing 20-25 points D at best; Luchanko is a bottom C.
Zavragin was out of the team for month because Rotenberg.
Flyers is hard battling for another 13th pick.
The rebuild is going according to plan
Oh no. Are we in the “ignore and confuse” stage of development for him?Shaw must have stopped coaching him
Umm…
The only thing that the Knights have that I would want right now is Dale Hunter. Put him behind the bench to help straighten out the mess that Tortorella has created.The notion of the Flyers developing Bonk ignores their love of drafting players from London because of the development Knights' players receive in their program.
9/17/24The one thing the Flyers do well is develop goalies and they probably want to be hands on with all their young goalies.
Thanks, renberg. While I can't disagree that Hunter would be an upgrade from Tortorella, he is my most despised NHL player and I would suffer a gag reflex every time the camera showed him behind the Flyers bench.The only thing that the Knights have that I would want right now is Dale Hunter. Put him behind the bench to help straighten out the mess that Tortorella has created.
I second this sentimentThanks, renberg. While I can't disagree that Hunter would be an upgrade from Tortorella, he is my most despised NHL player and I would suffer a gag reflex every time the camera showed him behind the Flyers bench.
The rebuild is fine b/c they're not panicking and doing a "Holmgren."The rebuild is fine because of a 20 game sample. When you add that Brink line to Must Play Sniper Carson Twarynski and the amazing Hagg-Braun pair now that the vet figured it out, I for one feel great about everything and have never learned a lesson or told a joke.
I like all 3 players on that Brink line and I still know this is…sorry, I traded the rest of this post for half of one of @Striiker ’s next year. I know he’s got a banger coming on June 26th, so I bought low. I’m a genius.
Stolarz was a knee injury from being their backup.
Bob did fine, Holmgren panicked and gave Bryz that huge contract.
Mason, after a fine rookie season, regressed for 3 seasons in Columbus before being revived in Philly.
2000: Chekmanek #171
2001: Bruckler #150, Malek #158
2002: Grumet-Morris #161
2003: Trembley #140, Beauchemin #191, Hostikka #193
2004: Houle #232
2005: Duchesne #119
2006: Kovar #109, Dupont #175
2007: Phillips #182
2008: DeSerres #84, Eriksson #196
2009: Morrison #81, Riopel #142
2012: Stolarz #45
2013: Madsen #162
2015: Sandstrom #70, Malek #90, Fedotov #188
2016: Hart #48,
2017: Ustimenko #80
2018: Ersson #143
2019: Ross #169
2021: Kolosov #78
2023: Bjarnason #51, Zavragin #78
The rebuild is fine b/c they're not panicking and doing a "Holmgren."
I worry more about "cycling" than anything else, worrying about losing, trading for veterans, winning for a year or two, regress, start rebuilding, worry about losing, trading for veterans, rinse and repeat.
Hard to be wrong when you're on both sides9/17/24
You should know better, Holmgren panicked, fired Hextall and hired Fletcher to restart the cycle.Hextall didn’t panic and yet you insist he did. It even got him fired. I don’t think you judge this well.
You should know better, Holmgren panicked, fired Hextall and hired Fletcher to restart the cycle.
Hextall's issue was not going all the way in 2014, made the easy move, trading Coburn and Kimmo at the TDL, but then refused to follow up and complete the rebuilding process - instead waited two years to trade Schenn and watch assets like Simmonds and Read lose value.
Same way Holmgren blew the opportunitity to take a step back after the Carter/Richards trades.
The process is fine as long as they focus on adding assets and not wasting assets on veterans.This is exactly what I mean.
Brayden Schenn was going into his Age 26 season when he was traded. Your criticism of the one Flyers trade of the last decade that took actual balls is that they missed their timing window by 2 years. Now compare that to what you think about the 8 year Tippett contract that started in his Age 26 season.
This process sucks too. It’s like you learned it from them.
Keith Jones’ best friend I should note.Thanks, renberg. While I can't disagree that Hunter would be an upgrade from Tortorella, he is my most despised NHL player and I would suffer a gag reflex every time the camera showed him behind the Flyers bench.