NJDevs26
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Around the NHL 2024-25 regular season
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JrFischer54
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I understand how he’s feeling which is a total understatement but still you get the honor of playoff mvp imo you still suck it up go out there and accept the award. Jiggy who I agree with winning in 03 did the right thing going out to get it.
Guadana
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Of course Nygard is making point in his game and has +2 in the game where his team is losing 3-4. And of course he has excellent advanced stats.
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BostonDevil
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I don't recall the Conn Smythe being awarded in 2003
I vaguely recall it was just moments before I almost throttled my aunt when she said "It's kind of an ugly trophy" as Stevens was raising the Cup above his head.
So are the games this evening regular season games or still preseason? I'm so confused, I don't know why NHL.com doesn't make it more clear.
Emperoreddy
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Darkauron
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Walsh is a jackass, but it is a good thing
Billdo
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Holtz beating Blackwood.
True but not for this.
NJDevs26
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Either someone caved or they had a come to Jesus moment
Devils731
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Great deal for the Bruins. By comparison, the Devils signed Schneider to a 7 year deal set to begin when he was 29 and end when he was 36, under a $69M cap (that was likely to go up) - that was 8.7% of the cap and by the time it was bought out, it was 7.4%. Swayman's deal starts when he is 25 (he turns 26 next month), under an $88M cap, so he begins at 9.4%, but I think it's quite likely to be around 7.5% by the end, and it ends with him at age 33.
After all the denials and acrimony, turns out that $64M number was actually pretty close to accurate.
NJDevs26
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That or they had to up their offer after the agent called them out for lyingAfter all the denials and acrimony, turns out that $64M number was actually pretty close to accurate.
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I was never convinced he wouldn’t sign before opening night.
I figured there was a chance he wouldn’t and nothing was guaranteed, but I wasn’t convinced he wouldn’t re-sign by the Bruins first game of the regular season.
I figured there was a chance he wouldn’t and nothing was guaranteed, but I wasn’t convinced he wouldn’t re-sign by the Bruins first game of the regular season.
Poppy Whoa Sonnet
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I think it's more likely an exasperated Cam Neely shared something he shouldn't have myself. Maybe he exaggerated a little and it was 8*7.75 or something though.
Billdo
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Eh...After all the denials and acrimony, turns out that $64M number was actually pretty close to accurate.
I think this was the case, once Neely said that they had no choice but to offer something at or above that. They lowballed him first, no doubt, but he probably asked for a Bob deal or something higher which Boston probably didn't even respond to.
Good for Alex. That's the kind of position he needs to play in to succeed. Elite shot on that kid.
Small trade, but now makes sense why Colorado claimed John Ludvig. Poolman is LTIR, so Vancouver paid a 4th to open up a little cap space.
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SteveCangialosi123
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Lou gonna Lou.
That's a lot of money to stash in the AHL, if that is indeed the plan.
That's a lot of money to stash in the AHL, if that is indeed the plan.
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