Surrounded By Ahos
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Up north they do that at the Wawa.They need a Bojangles parking lot to redirect their anger.
Up north they do that at the Wawa.They need a Bojangles parking lot to redirect their anger.
I understand that we probably had no package that could match up to Huberdeau/Weegar last summer, but it’s hard not to think about what Tkachuk and Aho could’ve done this year and the next 7 to follow.Honestly, we absolutely have to get him someone or I would almost expect him to walk in FA. He needs help, and if we can't give him some, he could go out and find a team who would.
We need to get someone for Aho to cook with next year, no ifs ands or buts. This kid is a bonafide 100 pt player and the ghost of Teuvo Teravainen and sophomore slumping Jarvis should be ashamed. of their efforts all year.
I think we might have seen the beginning of getting Aho someone tonight.Honestly, we absolutely have to get him someone or I would almost expect him to walk in FA. He needs help, and if we can't give him some, he could go out and find a team who would.
I remember going to watch the open session training camp during the half season and really feeling good about Tlusty and Semin with E Staalo. Pretty sure I might’ve uttered the words elite 2C regarding Jordan a few times back then as well. Nothing can hurt you if you lived through 2010’s Carolina hockey.Does this bring back memories of the E Staal days or what.
Honestly, we absolutely have to get him someone or I would almost expect him to walk in FA. He needs help, and if we can't give him some, he could go out and find a team who would.
I think we might have seen the beginning of getting Aho someone tonight.
Martinook.
The problem without Svech is that the 1st line needs a physical player that gets in on the forecheck, mucks it up and creates space. Without Svech, that leaves only Martinook or Noesen as options, neither ideal, but those two are the only real options.Aho necas guts the second line..
Kk Jarvis pool idk
I understand that we probably had no package that could match up to Huberdeau/Weegar last summer, but it’s hard not to think about what Tkachuk and Aho could’ve done this year and the next 7 to follow.
Pool necas aho idk.The problem without Svech is that the 1st line needs a physical player that gets in on the forecheck, mucks it up and creates space. Without Svech, that leaves only Martinook or Noesen as options, neither ideal, but those two are the only real options.
I agree, that taking Necas off the 2nd line creates problems, but if TT isn't going to be on Aho's line, I think a 2nd line of TT-KK-Jarvis could be ok.
Yep, they've accepted it. Kind of like we did, for 10 years, only they, as a fan base are generally angrier.
Not trying to get ahead of myself but this really feels like a night we could look back on if we take the division and make a run.
Also,
Twitter at its finest here lol:
Kind of like the miracle at Molson a little. But this is like the 4th time we've done something similar. Except this one is a blown lead not a come from behindWhile we can really never compare a regular season ending to a Stanley Cup clinching goal, this is right up there with Patrick Kane’s Game 6 GWG in 2010 in terms of ripping the hearts out of Flyers fans in their house. This game’s ending will certainly crack the top Caniac all time highlights.
Yeah, and to not diminish the meaning of it, this is the type of spark we can seize upon to get us out of this quasi-funk we've been in. The Flyers arent the Bruins but being able to pull a "W" from the jaws of defeat against any team - and on the road - can have seismic impacts going forward. Thinking short-term, this is what we needed after last night in Toronto.Kind of like the miracle at Molson a little
I'd agree more if they weren't like 27th worst in the league or somethingYeah, and to not diminish the meaning of it, this is the type of spark we can seize upon to get us out of this quasi-funk we've been in. The Flyers arent the Bruins but being able to pull a "W" from the jaws of defeat against any team - and on the road - can have seismic impacts going forward. Thinking short-term, this is what we needed after last night in Toronto.
Fair enough, but this is one of those "we'll take anything we can get" nights. With an NJ loss we have slightly more breathing room in the division. All in all, not too shabby.I'd agree more if they weren't like 27th worst in the league or something
DeAngelo again!
Regarding the "quasi-funk"Yeah, and to not diminish the meaning of it, this is the type of spark we can seize upon to get us out of this quasi-funk we've been in. The Flyers arent the Bruins but being able to pull a "W" from the jaws of defeat against any team - and on the road - can have seismic impacts going forward. Thinking short-term, this is what we needed after last night in Toronto.
Not trying to get ahead of myself but this really feels like a night we could look back on if we take the division and make a run.
Also,
Twitter at its finest here lol: