Read that the labor went 27 hours before they performed an emergency c-section.
How does that even become public knowledge yikes.Read that the labor went 27 hours before they performed an emergency c-section.
How does that even become public knowledge yikes.
Guess that's his choice, my wife wouldn't be too happy if i did that.Tuch said something to the local press huddle.
Guess that's his choice, my wife wouldn't be too happy if i did that.
Honeymoon stage endedWhat happened to our heart and soul leader? Pretty awful year. I understand points fluctuate from year to year, but there have been quite q few instances where Tuch doesn't seem to have the same drive. Is it due to injuries or something else? Regardless, he hasn't been nearly good enough.
I've been nursing a poor morale for about six months. Haven't gone on the IR and still producing.All the worry in the fall that he was nursing something seems like it may be well founded.
This would be a trade for next offseason imo. When We'll hopefully have different needs than we have now.What would a Tuch trade look like? I'm probably firmly in the minority here, but I'd put his name on the block and see if a team makes an offer I can't refuse.
He has a lot of what teams are looking for- size, speed, good shot, and some physicality. Only 1 year removed from a career year that may have some teams enticed at the idea he could be a 65+ pt winger again on a better team, and he's in his prime age wise.
My concerns are his hockey IQ + he's injury prone. It feels like every time I've watched him this year, which admittedly is probably 25 games- he makes terrible decisions over and over again. It's a problem quite a few players on this team have, which is what brought me to this idea.
In my mind, Tuch is a good, but very flawed top-6 winger who has qualities team routinely overpay for (physicality and leadership). I don't want this to be interpreted as "Let's trade Tuch for fun!". It'd have to be the right deal. I'd dangle his name + futures for the bigger fish in the sea.
I thought about a Tage trade as well, but part of me feels like trading him will really bite us in the ass. I like Tuch, but I don't foresee him being a 70 pt player going forward. He'll stick in that 50 pt range while missing games each year, playing injured, and making some real boneheaded decisions. Tage, on the other hand, I could see him being an 80+ pt center again with the right linemates, though he comes with his plethora of dumb, too.
My biggest pause is, if we ever make the playoffs- I could see Tuch being a big-time contributor. I don't expect a trade to happen. Just wondering if I'm letting my emotions get the best of me, and it would be wiser to hold onto to Tuch, or if others view his flaws as big as I do while also believing teams would ante the f up to trade for him.
Putting aside what a colossal PR disaster trading Tuch would be: Your realize the teams who would want him would be thinking he's the final piece of the puzzle, so why in the world do you think they'd send back a piece of said puzzle instead of the usual picks and prospects that we absolutely DO NOT NEED?What would a Tuch trade look like? I'm probably firmly in the minority here, but I'd put his name on the block and see if a team makes an offer I can't refuse.
He has a lot of what teams are looking for- size, speed, good shot, and some physicality. Only 1 year removed from a career year that may have some teams enticed at the idea he could be a 65+ pt winger again on a better team, and he's in his prime age wise.
My concerns are his hockey IQ + he's injury prone. It feels like every time I've watched him this year, which admittedly is probably 25 games- he makes terrible decisions over and over again. It's a problem quite a few players on this team have, which is what brought me to this idea.
In my mind, Tuch is a good, but very flawed top-6 winger who has qualities team routinely overpay for (physicality and leadership). I don't want this to be interpreted as "Let's trade Tuch for fun!". It'd have to be the right deal. I'd dangle his name + futures for the bigger fish in the sea.
I thought about a Tage trade as well, but part of me feels like trading him will really bite us in the ass. I like Tuch, but I don't foresee him being a 70 pt player going forward. He'll stick in that 50 pt range while missing games each year, playing injured, and making some real boneheaded decisions. Tage, on the other hand, I could see him being an 80+ pt center again with the right linemates, though he comes with his plethora of dumb, too.
My biggest pause is, if we ever make the playoffs- I could see Tuch being a big-time contributor. I don't expect a trade to happen. Just wondering if I'm letting my emotions get the best of me, and it would be wiser to hold onto to Tuch, or if others view his flaws as big as I do while also believing teams would ante the f up to trade for him.
Two quick things:Putting aside what a colossal PR disaster trading Tuch would be: Your realize the teams who would want him would be thinking he's the final piece of the puzzle, so why in the world do you think they'd send back a piece of said puzzle instead of the usual picks and prospects that we absolutely DO NOT NEED?
I don't think his play fell off that much... He was still responsible defensively. Tage Thompson on the other hand took half a season to get his shit together and that has affected Tuch who been with him 90% of the timeWhat happened to our heart and soul leader? Pretty awful year. I understand points fluctuate from year to year, but there have been quite q few instances where Tuch doesn't seem to have the same drive. Is it due to injuries or something else? Regardless, he hasn't been nearly good enough.
I will say this - he looks pissed and his comments that camp is going to be brutal and people are going to have to earn it would have me, as a teammate, looking to up my game.
"If you don't start off well in games..."
He gets it.
"Day 1 of camp" it starts.
Gallant brings "a lot of firepower and energy with him"...![]()