Zman5778
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Holy shit. That's.......wow.
Some of y'all that bag on Pegula -- he ain't Melynk and be thankful for that.
Holy shit. That's.......wow.
Some of y'all that bag on Pegula -- he ain't Melynk and be thankful for that.
DoubtfulI think Ottawa will appeal and it will be reduced to a 2nd round pick.
And him pointing out that the league failed to disclose any of this to him while he was in the process of buying the team (which of course is the exact thing the league just dropped the hammer on the Sens for doing)I also appreciate his comment that "now I will get fewer calls from the NHL" too.
Holy shit. That's.......wow.
Some of y'all that bag on Pegula -- he ain't Melynk and be thankful for that.
It wasn't baffling.At the time of the trade it was a bit baffling that Monahan's value was so bad Calgary had to give up a 1st rounder too.
I like those moves when a team has cap space and can pick up a cap dump and get draft picks too. sometimes a change of scenery can turn the player around or they are still servicable. Cap dump doesn't usually turn out to be as good as Monahan but they are out there to be found especially when Buffalo has space to make those moves.
I like the Newhook trade but it was a bit steep. Both Montreal and Detroit did good jobs in the off season putting together competitive teams.
When we were looking at the playoffs we never had Montreal and Detroit in the mix. Its gonna be a dog fight.
Andlauer saying what everyone else knows.
2. As for a successor to Pierre Dorion, I don’t sense the Senators are in a rush. “This was never anticipated,” Andlauer said. He came from Montreal, where Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes run the show, and liked the idea of two people overseeing hockey operations. If this cloud hadn’t blocked the sun, Dorion would still be general manager.
Staios had a strong line about his current plan: “First priority is to install stability and confidence in the group.” The ownership change, Pinto and now this, it's seismic stuff. Calming the waters is critical.
There’s been a lot of talk about Peter Chiarelli, but another name I’d throw in there is Tampa Bay director of hockey operations Mathieu Darche. Darche interviewed in Montreal while Andlauer still owned part of the Canadiens, so there is familiarity. Another person suggested Jason Spezza. Teams with legit candidates aren’t always willing to give them up in-season. It will be up to Staios, but another possibility is the organization adding a “veteran hockey presence” in a non-GM role. There is going to be a ton of interest, despite the loss of this draft choice. Team is on the way up, Dorion left them far from barren.
By playingBruins lose Bergeron and Krejci and still go 9-0-1 in first 10....really? How?