AngryMilkcrates
End of an Era
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Here on HFBoards PTO means Pissed Them Off
Here on HFBoards PTO means Pissed Them Off
Here on HFBoards PTO means Pissed Them Off
The Bruins could basically sign anyone to a PTO and alot of people would be calling it a good move here. Some of you really love dumpster divingHere on HFBoards PTO means Pissed Them Off
Yup, more comfortable with him with Marchand and Poitras. Third line Fredric-Coyle-Geekie/Brazeau. I am more comfortable with him than Lysell with Poitras.Well where is he playing in the middle 6? He's both undersized and has been terrible defensively in recent years, so is that a guy you're comfortable playing with Poitras?
Yup, more comfortable with him with Marchand and Poitras. Third line Fredric-Coyle-Geekie/Brazeau. I am more comfortable with him than Lysell with Poitras.
Again NHL player in Johnson competing with AHLer in Lysell. If Poitras doesn’t make it Geekie or Frederic become the third line center not Johnson.
Oh and Draisaitl will probably be the first line center in a couple weeks due to the Swayman trade.
I think you mean Taylor Raddysh, Darren is the defensemanFwiw, Tyler Johnson played primarily with Nick Foligno and Darren Raddysh (who was playing his first full season in the NHL at age 27) at even strength. You can't really expect anyone to produce at ES between those two.
Maybe he is washed, but I think there are too many context clues muddying the statistics to come to any conclusion based on stats alone.
The Bruins could basically sign anyone to a PTO and alot of people would be calling it a good move here. Some of you really love dumpster diving
Has he bulked up any? He seemed like a featherweight last time I saw him on the ice.I don't think this has anything to do with Poitras. He plays like he did last season, Matt is on the team.
I think this has everything to do with competition on RW. Which I think we needed.
You're completely correct on all points - but dude, be honest. It f***s our entire season.I mean most PTO's have little downside. At best you find a player who can contribute to your NHL squad. Worse case the player doesn't show enough and the team walks away with no financial obligations. Bringing in a guy on a PTO is like someone giving you a scratch ticket for your birthday. It probably won't be a winner, but your not any poorer after scratching it.
I'm assuming because they're trying to move Zacha to wing? Just a guess.
Boston has a knack for bringing players 'back to life'. Maybe he was disinterested in where he was at the time, but speaking of time only time will tell.Johnson can't play C anymore
He was horrible at it in times they tried it in Chicago
Its only PTO so there is no downside for B's but as someone who has watched him over last 3 years he is cooked, IMO
Physically he can't stay healthy and is always hurt, offensively he is pretty terrible. His goal totals were inflated a bit playing on Hawks PP unit and reality that someone has to score on bad team
Worst part is he was once a pretty damn good defensive player, but those days are long gone. He was terrible in own end as a Hawk and thus when not scoring was completely useless on ice
At TDL last year there was no interest in him when Hawks shopped him around which says a lot because usually former SC champions on expiring deal have some level of interest from teams for postseason depth
Maybe it works out and he finds some of his old self but the guy you remember from TB he hasn't been now for years (His last few years in TB he was already on decline)
Which thread has more pissed off fans, this Swayman thread or this one? I think it's close call here.
Lohrei was also a full year older than Lysell will be at the start of this season. We hope Fabian can crack the lineup and play a full season with the big club, but it took Lohrei (and Beecher for that matter) a demotion or two before they were fully ready.Feels like Shatenkirk last year- same age, coming off a few seasons on a shit team, filling depth at a spot they are shallow. It was Lorhei he ended up "blocking" but who pulled through and probably benefitted from being eased in and having time to work on his game. Hopefully Lysell does the same.
He’s a 60 pct ozone start guy. No interest in him getting top 2 line minutes in camp and preseason games.I mean most PTO's have little downside. At best you find a player who can contribute to your NHL squad. Worse case the player doesn't show enough and the team walks away with no financial obligations. Bringing in a guy on a PTO is like someone giving you a scratch ticket for your birthday. It probably won't be a winner, but your not any poorer after scratching it.
He’s a 60 pct ozone start guy. No interest in him getting top 2 line minutes in camp and preseason games.
He’s a 60 pct ozone start guy. No interest in him getting top 2 line minutes in camp and preseason games.
Sway, that might be your best and most humorous post ever, good job.The Bruins could basically sign anyone to a PTO and alot of people would be calling it a good move here. Some of you really love dumpster diving
No he was caved in 5v5 I was giving him the benefit of all situations.NHL Stats
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This has him at 46% OZone starts last year.
Does that make any difference in your take on him?
On paper, the addition of Johnson appears to be a brilliant move by Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney. He acquired a proven high-impact player at a more than reasonable price tag.Tyler Johnson Adds Depth Charge to Bruins Training Camp Lineup
The Bruins captured lightning in a bottle over the weekend, signing veteran forward Tyler Johnson to a Professional Tryout Agreement (PTO). A two-time Stanley Cup champion, Johnson, 34, spent the last three seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks. He netted 17 goals, 14 assists and 31 points in 67...bostonhockeynow.com