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Jets vs. Vegas
Caps vs. Panthers
Jets over Caps in 6.
Caps vs. Panthers
Jets over Caps in 6.
When you own the damn team, it's obviously the team you try to market the most. Will be interesting to see how TSN which is the most Toronto centric market turns when Rogers takes over full control next year. Maybe they will turn to their #2, the Habs, the team they make documentaries about.
Jets are always going to be under the radar. I think it's a good position to be. Less pressure for sure.
Hockey soccerfied. Stick toss a bonus
I think he's an excellent hockey player that's missing a few critical synapses. He doesn't need to do the crap he does to succeed. Sadly the league doesn't care about it's players so his type of shenanigans will be ongoing for the foreseeable future.Whatever people may feel about Tom Wilson he just scored his 30th goal of the season
Gassy Matt. Good job with the new nickname.I think even if the team was owned by someone else it would be a similar story. It's no secret that there are more Leafs fans worldwide then any other team. They've been around since the start, play in the biggest hockey market on the planet and so they drive the most clicks and in the modern world clicks are revenue. If Auston Matthews passes gas and winces it's going to make front page news over a small market team breaking records because fans of the Leafs are what drives the revenue and they care about how gassy Matthews may or may not be far more than they care about anything outside of their market.
I agree though, we are a still a fishbowl market despite being one of the smaller ones but at least gassy Matthews can take the heat off of us every once and awhile.
Agree. He is a great player, who also may arguably exhibit psychoses.I think he's an excellent hockey player that's missing a few critical synapses. He doesn't need to do the crap he does to succeed. Sadly the league doesn't care about it's players so his type of shenanigans will be ongoing for the foreseeable future.
That's a plus in the NHL.Agree. He is a great player, who also happens to exhibit overt psychotic behaviour.
Landeskog was at practice today too.Boy the Drouin-Nelson-Nuke line is a handful. Colorado is deep, just dont know about their goaltender yet.
I think he's an excellent hockey player that's missing a few critical synapses. He doesn't need to do the crap he does to succeed. Sadly the league doesn't care about it's players so his type of shenanigans will be ongoing for the foreseeable future.
I must say the Colorado GDT is quite entertaining after the Col / Tor game last night.
And contrarily to what every fan of Colorado wants today .... there is NO requirement ( ie: rule ) for the ref to blow the whistle when they interfere with the play and hand Toronto the winning goal.
The league worked with SAP to develop an app for Apple iPads that streamlines Central Registry data, cap and long-term injury status and no-trade and no-move clauses and lays it all out for general managers and league executives to access at their fingertips for the first time.
In the aftermath of the Washington Capitals buying and shuttering the popular CapFriendly site to make that their proprietary in-house data, places like PuckPedia and CapWages have emerged to fill the void for fans who at one point used CapGeek to look up or reimagine rosters. This app is for teams and teams only and expected to eventually be available on iPhone, but there is no plan to offer a version for the general public.
Don't tell the 4th (5th?) most popular North American spectator sport how to run their business!This should have been a thing for teams like 10 years ago. I also don't see why it shouldn't be made public but that's a league decision, I suppose. A public interface where fans can research and interact with team/contract data would be great and drive fan engagement for a segment of NHL fans that are interested in the business/team building side of the game.
This should have been a thing for teams like 10 years ago. I also don't see why it shouldn't be made public but that's a league decision, I suppose. A public interface where fans can research and interact with team/contract data would be great and drive fan engagement for a segment of NHL fans that are interested in the business/team building side of the game.
Cody Glass with 5 points in 5 games with Jersey. Didn't cost a top center to get him either.Cozens with 5 points in 6 games with Ottawa. It looks like the early results say you were wrong Morty.