I think Elvis has improved a lot already, he's not at a level where he needs to be yet, but he's cleaned up his game and is not looking completely lost out there anymore, at least not as often
I don't think there's really another choice at this point than to hope he gets his game back.
Elvis has M-NTC. That means we can't send him to the AHL/Europe without his consent, and he also has 10 teams that he can't be traded to without his consent. And since he has a big contract, if we doesn't take a part, I doubt he'll be traded. And even if he could still be traded, he is a fan favorite for various reasons.I would loan him back to a club in Switzerland for a year. Just give him a chance to get his game back away from the pressure of the NHL. Burn another year of his contract. Then bring him back the following year and see where he is at.
Its a No Trade cause, not a No Movement clause. It only applies to trades.Elvis has M-NTC. That means we can't send him to the AHL/Europe without his consent, and he also has 10 teams that he can't be traded to without his consent. And since he has a big contract, if we doesn't take a part, I doubt he'll be traded. And even if he could still be traded, he is a fan favorite for various reasons.
Elvis has M-NTC. That means we can't send him to the AHL/Europe without his consent,
Its a No Trade cause, not a No Movement clause. It only applies to trades.
My mistake,M in this doesn't mea he can't be send to AHLMohli by sme sa ho vzdať a poslať ho do Clevelandu, ak si ho nikto nenárokuje. Verím, že ho môžeme požičať aj inému tímu. Stále by sme boli na háku kvôli jeho platu a väčšina alebo celá jeho čiapka trafila. (Myslím si, že by sme dostali nejakú úľavu, keby bol v Clevelande, napríklad 1 milión dolárov.) Požičať ho tímu vo Švajčiarsku by bolo s jeho súhlasom, ale mohlo by to byť s alternatívou, že by bol odpustený a poslaný do AHL.
Tells you all you need to know about last night
We have young Tarasov and Korpi who are better than Elvis. If Merzlikins, Nyquist would traded and Voracek wouldn't play, it would be about $19.150.000 under cap space. Although I would like to return Gus after the season back. Of course, if he's traded.Honestly , I’m not worried about Elvis . He’s an emotional guy, and the Defense in front of him is an absolute tire fire . He’s been playing better of late .. honestly that’s a worry for another time . Let’s assemble a remotely competent defense and if the same results , then we can panic . Team is dis functional , and he’s emotional .
Tells you all you need to know about last night
And there is no way that contract is going anywhere for at least another year so we might as well focus on fixing the defense and hope next year is better. Werenski and Bean aren't any better defensively. they just need a major overhaul of players.Honestly , I’m not worried about Elvis . He’s an emotional guy, and the Defense in front of him is an absolute tire fire . He’s been playing better of late .. honestly that’s a worry for another time . Let’s assemble a remotely competent defense and if the same results , then we can panic . Team is dis functional , and he’s emotional .
Tells you all you need to know about last night
But the other 2 goalies have better numbers behind the same tire fire defense and lame offense. Elvis needs to straghten out what is going on between his ears because he isn't playing well.Honestly , I’m not worried about Elvis . He’s an emotional guy, and the Defense in front of him is an absolute tire fire . He’s been playing better of late .. honestly that’s a worry for another time . Let’s assemble a remotely competent defense and if the same results , then we can panic . Team is dis functional , and he’s emotional .
Tells you all you need to know about last night
We could waive him and send him to Cleveland if nobody claims him. I believe we can also loan him to another team. We still would be on the hook for his salary and most or all of his cap hit. (I think we would get some relief if he was in Cleveland, like $1 million.) Loaning him to a team in Switzerland would be with his consent, but it might be with the alternative of being waived and sent to the AHL.
You obviously do care, you bring it up all the time
Once again, opinions are not facts, open yourself up to an actual discussion instead of trying to play "I win"
To Laine. There were stats, discussion where the reasons why you're wrong. Of course according to your opponents. Your problem is that you only see what you want to see. Sure, he's not perfect, but who is?What I don’t care about anymore is being called a “hater”. Any time I’ve ever attempted to have an actual discussion on either guy, it’s dismissed and I get called a “hater” and people come up with whatever CUSTOM “fact” or “ stat” they can come up with to “prove” how my opinions are apparently wrong.
Now what do the numbers and facts say about Elvis?? He’s not some changed goalie like some like to portray. People were talking Vezina’s and Hasek, and it was and is laughable.
The entire Laine thing is an entire separate problem. Finnish fanboys and “elite offense” fanboys are simply ignorant to what he is as a player.
Again, opinion, fact, I don’t care anymore what you want to call it. Sickening what both Laine and Merzlikins get paid and what this team has turned into.
I would imagine what’s going on between his ears has to do with the fact he tragically watched his best friend killed in front of him , tried to put a strong face in public , and carry on . Texier didn’t have the exact situation but felt he needed to be away , and has been away from the team for what will be a year and a half . Elvis has tried to soldier thru , on a terrible defensive team . So , as I said , Elvis is the least of my concerns right now . This team is brutally bad defensively , and like 2nd to last in goal scoring . If it’s same situation next season , I’ll start to worry about his contract . In the mean time , I hope he gets some help, as he’s a highly emotional person .But the other 2 goalies have better numbers behind the same tire fire defense and lame offense. Elvis needs to straghten out what is going on between his ears because he isn't playing well.