Bad Goalie
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Due to the lack of good D-coverage from the forwards lots of the time, just stopping the opponent in their own end is their #1 priority.So the young defenders are fairly talented. They should be well above the average. the only dud in the group is MacKinnon. But they don't seem to be doing much to lift the play of the team other than Casey. To me this is almost as disappointing as the team not adding real centers.
The Comets recalled Jackson van de Leest from Adirondack yesterday. Hope that doesn't mean someone is down. Maybe just because they are in Cleveland tonight and tomorrow they wanted a couple extra D.
Casey
Nemec
DeSimone
Misyul
Vilen
MacKinnon
Osipov
van de Leest
Can't see a need for either of them on the roster, but taking both of them to Cleveland doesn't make sense.
Any idea why Casey's out tonight?
Apparently Casey has an upper body injury per the Rome Sentinel and will be out for weeks.12/18/2024 - NONE
You'd think someone would play 6 games in 3 days if it meant they could get out of Cleveland.Apparently Casey has an upper body injury per the Rome Sentinel and will be out for weeks.
That will put Osipov in the lineup fro some time. The only other option would be to move MacKinnon or Vilen to, the right side and play van de Leest on the left.
Osipov is the lesser of 2 evils.
Dowling made the trek form Jersey to Cleveland and played well for the Comets last night. Lazar played well for NJ, but his knee is angry and Keefe says they are looking to shut him down until after the Holidays.
Dowling was back on the plane and will likely play for the Devils tonight. That's a lot of work for the man. 3 games in 3 nights with 2 trips to and from Cleveland, Ohio.
Engaras probably back in for the Comets tonight even though Dowling was listed as a LW.
LOl!!!!!!!!!!!You'd think someone would play 6 games in 3 days if it meant they could get out of Cleveland.
Actually I would love to go to the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. So do you recall the actual first breakthrough of rock and roll? Was it Elvis or Bill Haley?LOl!!!!!!!!!!!
Come on. You could spend a lot of time in the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame". Bet you could dredge up a lot of old times and memories there. I'm older than you so I'd have even more. Any of the early Rock and Roll stuff sucks me right in and it carries on through the 60's and early 70's before my senses calm down and I "Second my emotions", but move on.
LOl!!!!!!!!!!!
Come on. You could spend a lot of time in the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame". Bet you could dredge up a lot of old times and memories there. I'm older than you so I'd have even more. Any of the early Rock and Roll stuff sucks me right in and it carries on through the 60's and early 70's before my senses calm down and I "Second my emotions", but move on.
Actually I would love to go to the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. So do you recall the actual first breakthrough of rock and roll? Was it Elvis or Bill Haley?
Buddy Holly was backed by.....the CricketsBill Haley and His Comets.1955
Elvis was right on his tail (1956) along with others others (Carl Perkins, Conway Twitty, the Dixie Cups, Howlin" Wolf, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison) who recorded at the Sun Records small studio under the control of Sam Phillips.
Buddy Holly was in on this time frame but did not record at Sun. He opened for Elvis a few times and Bill Haley. Holly recorded in a small studio owned and run by Norman Petty, who became his manager. Petty presented the Demos to Brunswick Records and nation wide releases followed and Holly shot onto the charts (1957). There were a lot of new artists under the label of Rock and Roll. Holly, Richie Valens, and the Big Bopper were among them. The rest IS history.
Buddy Holly was backed by.....the Crickets
in 1960 there was a group calling themselves.....the Silver Beetles that was playing gigs in Liverpool. I wonder if there was any influence?
You tell me.....