FuryOfTheSwarm
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8 x $8M with a provision that Brooks Orpik becomes his personal dietician.
If only Chychrun could skate and move the puck like the pristine temple that was the body of Brooks Orpik
8 x $8M with a provision that Brooks Orpik becomes his personal dietician.
Mangiapane is a pretty unique case because I think part of the appeal for the Caps was that it's basically a 1-year tryout with a solid player. He plays well, just doesn't pop much and doesn't figure to with Eller anyway. So it might feel like a bit of a bummer, but he's far from a liability, contributes a fair bit and we get $5.8m at the end of the year to spend however we need. Maybe someone'll want to rent him later in the year.
*shrug* Not living up to our hopes, but also not a squeaky wheel and his contract isn't hurting us.
I’d be happy to unwrap that present. But I can wait until Valentine’s Day.Yeah, for sure, best not to rush things for either party, but I’m sure all of us would love a nice Christmas gift of the announcement of a long reasonable deal for JC6
Never thought nichushkin was in serious danger of getting traded. When he’s playing he’s great and when he’s suspended or in the assistance program he doesn’t count against the cap anywayThey should have gone all in on their Problem Child Trifecta and got paid to add Nichushkin along with Dubois and Chychrun
LOL. Oh come on. That’s so stupid!Dmitry Orlov explains why he believes Evgeny Kuznetsov’s tenure with Capitals ended so poorly: ‘I think the relationship with the coach had an effect’ arguably the worst coach we've ever had. i might even take hunter/oates over him.
Yea, this is silly. Lavi gave Kuzy the longest leash of practically any coach. He remained 1C no matter how much he dogged it. If he didn’t love the system - fine, but you’re a pro, and you suck it up.LOL. Oh come on. That’s so stupid!
We are going to take Kuznetsov’s “concerns” as a reason to further hate Lavi? .
What coach didn’t Kuz hate? Trotz? I guess. And then he “raves” about Carbery, but gave up on the season and asked for a trade …. Under said awesome coach (and I love Carbery).
The problem for Kuznetsov was Kuznetsov. Period end.
I know we all want to shit on Lavi, but come on man. That’s just imbecilic.
Imagine the Kuz playing for Gabby.I don't think Kuzy was too fond of any kind of system. He wanted to be free to improvise. And when he was energized, motivated, locked in, and connected in a group mind way with his mates (like for 2 months in the Spring of 2018), it could be dazzling. But that version of Kuzy became episodic after the Cup and seemed to leave him (and his game) for good in 22-23.
As bad as Oates in my opinion. It was no fun watching the team under both those coaches.Dmitry Orlov explains why he believes Evgeny Kuznetsov’s tenure with Capitals ended so poorly: ‘I think the relationship with the coach had an effect’ arguably the worst coach we've ever had. i might even take hunter/oates over him.
nothing was ever laviolette's fault youre so right. its magic that our young players broke out when he left and the rangers are now a disaster.Yea, this is silly. Lavi gave Kuzy the longest leash of practically any coach. He remained 1C no matter how much he dogged it. If he didn’t love the system - fine, but you’re a pro, and you suck it up.
Carbs had to eventually healthy scratch Kuzy. And after a promising PO run in CAR, Kuzy literally fled the country to get away from RBA before even getting to this year’s training camp.
Whatever his issues are off the ice, I hope he is well and happy with his family. But, the guy just didn’t want to work to be a NHLer anymore, under any coach - plain and simple.
nothing was ever laviolette's fault youre so right. its magic that our young players broke out when he left and the rangers are now a disaster.