Dennis Bonvie
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Spent 6 years in Vegas. Almost 500 games and over 350 points. Another of Sweeney's miscalculations.
Counting playoffs, yes.
But 5 different teams in the other 8 seasons. Sweeney wasn't alone.
Spent 6 years in Vegas. Almost 500 games and over 350 points. Another of Sweeney's miscalculations.
Counting playoffs, yes.
But 5 different teams in the other 8 seasons. Sweeney wasn't alone.
I don't know about all that. He had 13 goals here the year he was traded, and was traded again two years later for a 4th round pick after a 15 goal 37 point season. At that point he was 26 and a year from free agency.Spent 6 years in Vegas. Almost 500 games and over 350 points. Another of Sweeney's miscalculations.
I always thought it was curious the way he'd have an up year followed by a down year. He held that pattern his whole career until this year where he's following a down year with another down year.
He’s a prototypical guy who is valuable enough to net a decent return at the deadline but not so valuable that he is a part of any team’s long term core.Reilly Smith 14 years, 6 different teams. Good player, wonder why no one keeps him?
So he should be on our team this year then is what you’re saying?He’s a prototypical guy who is valuable enough to net a decent return at the deadline but not so valuable that he is a part of any team’s long term core.
Middle six forward who is on the wrong side of thirty and has had declining production for two seasons in a row, surprised Sweeney hasn’t given a first for him yet!So he should be on our team this year then is what you’re saying?
Vegas got their use out of him. Can't keep everyone in a cap system. Well known Florida screwed up that entire expansion draft.
Pittsburgh letting him go? I'm going to say he's not the player he used to be.
Why shouldn't playoffs count? PPG player the year they went to the finals. 14 in 22 the year they won the cup.
Didn't say playoffs shouldn't count. Not everyone gets those games, though.
Another one of many complementary players that succeed in a very participant setting.I don't know about all that. He had 13 goals here the year he was traded, and was traded again two years later for a 4th round pick after a 15 goal 37 point season. At that point he was 26 and a year from free agency.
I always thought it was curious the way he'd have an up year followed by a down year. He held that pattern his whole career until this year where he's following a down year with another down year.
Those are the types of players you try to trade forReally makes zero sense unless DS knows there's not much of a market for him. And before all the babies chirp me I mean in term of the return.
Geekie had the same production last season wo Pasta. In my opinion he should be scoring at a better clip. He's missed a shit ton of scoring chances due to his lack of skill.
He should be moved at the deadline, these are the type of players you cash in on when you can.
They’re also the types of players you try to keep.Those are the types of players you try to trade for
That trade for Jimmy Hayes was brutal.Sweeney just can't evaluate forwards at all it seems.Spent 6 years in Vegas. Almost 500 games and over 350 points. Another of Sweeney's miscalculations.
After watching Freddy dump his pants in his UFA year, I might sell high on Geekie if you can get a decent haul. I really do like him, but he is playing with Pasta.
The answer probably Ly's some where in betweenIt really is hard to gauge Geekie. Is he the 2nd coming of Zach Hyman or Brett Connoly?
I believe the term "serf" would fit his post much better --and pre-dates Stalin by a 1000 years.You know, peasants were often land owners of modest means.
Stalin referred to them as "Kulaks," which turned out to be an unfortunate designation. "Dekulakization" was a thing, and not a pleasant one.
I suggest you use the term rabble, as in a pitchfork bearing mob, out for blood.
This is the proper term.
Don't wear it out.