Svechhammer
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Around the League 46: Sharks Finally Yank A Win Out Of Their Cloaca
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Derailed75
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Svechhammer
THIS is hockey?
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Yup. Jarry is terrible on a horrible contract. At least Tokarski is cheap
Derailed75
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That's why I asked about the contract. For the way goalies seem to turn a corner in Raliegh (usually) i thought if it was in the cheap it might be worth a look. Ticker is awful and Ayers played better than he has. But yeah not even a consideration with that contract
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Tokarski had a bad start to the game. That makes Jarry among the worst solutions. Copying this from the trade board:
Even at 50% retention, f*** that shit.
I’d rather keep dumpster diving than go anywhere near that radioactive contract.
It sounds like a Hurricane’s goalie!
bleedgreen
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I don’t believe there’s enough true starting goalies for every team in the league.
Actually in general I think we’re in a bit of a drought at the position. There isn’t the biggest group of studs out there, not consistently.
Actually in general I think we’re in a bit of a drought at the position. There isn’t the biggest group of studs out there, not consistently.
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Assuming this is true, it’s the least surprising way for Tony to leave a team.
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Stickpucker
Playmaka
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Wit stats like that he was born to tend net for Carolina
Svechhammer
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Well at least that would leave little doubt that he's just an asshole, and his bouncing from team to team aren't for political reasons
Assuming this is true, it’s the least surprising way for Tony to leave a team.
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It was never for political reasons. Tony's views matched with probably 90% of the rest of the NHL. The issue with Tony is: He's an asshole about everything, including politics, and he's a shitty defender. So no one wants him on their team
CanesUltimate11
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And at this point his offensive game isn't enough to outweigh the other stuff.
I didn’t realize that KHL is derived from suiting up (no pay while injured) plus heavily bonus oriented.
Thus, it can lead to selfish play which apparently was part of TDA’s issue. Of course, like any argument, the truth is often in the middle and TDA may be a contributor to the mess but not the only bad actor.
Thus, it can lead to selfish play which apparently was part of TDA’s issue. Of course, like any argument, the truth is often in the middle and TDA may be a contributor to the mess but not the only bad actor.
bleedgreen
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Meh. Everyone loves bagging on Tony, and these stories about him grow all by themselves. He could’ve acted like that for one shift….or been perceived to have done so and that still would’ve been the story. It’s hard to get the truth when everyone is jumping to get the clicks and know a good “Tony is a douche” story will get them.
Assuming this is true, it’s the least surprising way for Tony to leave a team.
He wasn’t that way with us. He chafed the last season because he wasn’t playing and knew if he didn’t he wasn’t going to have many offers this year.
AhosDatsyukian
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FWIW Nikishin was asked about TDA recently and actually spoke highly of him and said the team issues were not on Tony but on everyone. I think that was before he left the team but still was interesting.
Joe McGrath
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I’m sure plenty is way overblown, but do you know a lot of hockey players that have been asked to leave at least 4 teams because they aren’t a huge asshole?
