Around the NHL (Part XLIII)
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JESSEWENEEDTOCOOK
Twenty f*ckin years
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No way.
He's WAY too valuable to the Capitals financially to be traded. Quite frankly, it doesn't matter how bad or good his on-ice performance is. People will pay just for the name.
Ha. You are right. I was thinking of the sensible thing to do. Which doesn't apply to McPhee.
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darko
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And his contract runs through the 2020-2021 season.
I'd turn 27. Jesus....
I'm turning 27 this year.
Eh, hate that age, that's a stone's throw away from 30.
Anyway, I'm assuming Kyle Palmieri is Nick's brother. Is Nick like the Marcel Hossa of the family?
BTW, am I the only one that hates this rule about not being able to push the puck with a hand on a faceoff? Lots of players getting penalized fir it, doesn't sit well with me.
The Gloaming
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Apparently they added it because Jaret Stoll was doing it on almost every single face off last year.
The Gloaming
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Seems like all of the teams that were good last year and sucked this year have found their stride. Will the Rangers? I'm not holding my breath. I'm depressed about the Kings winning 5 in a row.
Kings are the best team in the league. They were terribly unlucky to start the season statistically speaking and it should be obvious to anyone looking to their stats that they were inevitably due to burst up the standings. Doesn't look as good for NYR.
SCARFACE909
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I'm turning 27 this year.
Eh, hate that age, that's a stone's throw away from 30.
Anyway, I'm assuming Kyle Palmieri is Nick's brother. Is Nick like the Marcel Hossa of the family?
No, Nick and Kyle are not related.
Kreider Typical
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too bad its not the one on the CT Whale.. they should call up Nick Palmieri... he did have some success on the devils and is still young at the age of 24.
Thunderhead
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And his contract runs through the 2020-2021 season.
That's nice. For Ovi of course
Ail
Based and Rangerspilled.
Isn't that the Palmieri that was holding Kreider back at the WJC?
No one said he held anyone back.
He wasn't using his line mates. Which is a common issue among young players, particularly young players on a big stage. Trying to prove themselves to the world, doing too much individually.
Also, he's playing with at least one of the top offensive players in the game right now, is he not? I highly doubt this production is being done in a bottom line role with stone hands players.
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Amazing. In SportsCenter's Greatest Athlete of All Time bracket, Wayne Gretzky can't even make it to the semifinals... He lost to Jim Brown 
Amazing. In SportsCenter's Greatest Athlete of All Time bracket, Wayne Gretzky can't even make it to the semifinals... He lost to Jim Brown
Jim Brown is Jim Brown. Its not like he lost out to Derek Jeter or Lebron James.
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I'm not dissing Jim Brown. But Gretzky is the greatest player to ever play the game of hockey (Bobby Orr?). It's Wayne Gretzky for Christ's sake... I'd like to see Jim Brown lace up the skates. Amazing how the hardest sport to play gets no respect from anyone.
I'd like to see Gretzky strap on a Football helmet. I don't see how Jim Brown's lack of hockey skill has any relevance.
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My point is that playing a sport on ice with skates is much harder than running on foot. Moving on foot is innate, something we don't need to learn or be taught (with the exception of being a baby). I'm not dissing Brown, again. I'm simply saying that playing hockey requires much more skill than any sport that is played on foot. Call it biased if you'd like.
Doubt it. A superstar with a huge ego that appears to be on the decline and carries the highest cap hit in the NHL? Nobody will take that unless they're dumping a bad contract in the process or the Caps agree to eat some of the contract. Too big of a risk.
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