ya, please show me where our superstar player called him a jerk
Friedman: Carolina is interested in JT Miller
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ya, please show me where our superstar player called him a jerk
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Whatever, If you can't see the title is misleading / misrepresenting, when a bunch of posters told you that, then that's on you. Carry on.
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You mean this comment, when asked about his relationship with JT Miller?
That's a far cry from "calling him a jerk". And the dressing room drama mostly stems from Farhan Lalji's comment about certain guys in the dressing room making his job difficult but there was never anything specifically referencing Miller.
It wouldn't surprise me if Miller was problematic but there's nothing to confirm it and most of his reputation as a "cancer" is based on National Enquirer-style rumors.
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It's not like it's a completely new idea that Carolina might be interested in JT Miller. He does seem like he'd be a pretty good fit there, and these rumors do date all the way back to the summer, and even last deadline. It's a big contract to take on, but it would fit with the perception that Carolina don't like to do pure "rentals" unless they're cheap.
It seems like with Patches situation not looking great in terms of availability through the remainder of his deal, that opens up some money to reallocate to what they thought they were getting, but better with Miller.
It seems like with Patches situation not looking great in terms of availability through the remainder of his deal, that opens up some money to reallocate to what they thought they were getting, but better with Miller.
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Maybe change it to “Carolina may or may not be interested in Miller but Friedman isn’t sure so just going to leave this out there for everyone to get worked up into a frenzy, click on his links and follow his tweets more before anyone realizes nothing will ever materialize out of this and everyone will forget he even mentioned this.”
Glorydays22
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I can send probably 5 or 6 more but you should get the hint.
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Funny, if that was the case our media would be exploding about it still. The same media making mountains out of molehills for clicks or ratings, that are still stating things from outside the room. Screaming at his goalie to go to the bench, as he was being summoned by coaching staff? Unprofessional, not malignant or carcinogenic. Maybe it's the years of cool, calm, collected leaders on this team, but showing emotion isn't enough for me to write Miller off.
So links to an interview of someone saying it outright, or even a transcript?
Boom Boom Apathy
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There should be a tag for that.You're welcome. I'm glad I could help. Let me know if I can help some more in the future.
I can send probably 5 or 6 more but you should get the hint.
JT Miller’s lack of self-awareness casts doubt on his ability to fix flaws in his game
It should be obvious to even a casual observer that the Vancouver Canu...
JT Miller Throws Another Tantrum at His Teammates Last Night
Despite having a strong squad on paper, the Vancouver Canucks' season has been quite terrible; they aren't keeping up with the competition in the Western Conference.
A hot head isn't a jerk.
Jesus, talk about a nothingburger.
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Well, then if he's not a jerk, he may not fit in well in Carolina.
Glorydays22
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if you didn't read between the lines you can see how he was trying to be careful what he said. But like I said, he's yours (Van) problem. Glad he's not on our team... I'm done talking about this (Miller) guy...take care.
I can send probably 5 or 6 more but you should get the hint.
JT Miller’s lack of self-awareness casts doubt on his ability to fix flaws in his game
It should be obvious to even a casual observer that the Vancouver Canu...
JT Miller Throws Another Tantrum at His Teammates Last Night
Despite having a strong squad on paper, the Vancouver Canucks' season has been quite terrible; they aren't keeping up with the competition in the Western Conference.
I don’t think you’ve shown anyone calling him a jerk so you could prob just walk that back now since that’s what everyone is calling you out for
Boom Boom Apathy
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Legitimacy of the rumor or not, I have a tough time seeing Carolina take on JT Miller right now. Miller is a fantastic offensive player and if the goal is to "go for it" the next two years, going after a guy like Miller makes a lot of sense honestly. It just would be a departure in how the team has operated the past few years in terms of high dollar, long term deals for guys ~28+ years of age. They didn't do it for Faulk, Dougie Hamilton, or Trocheck.
Maybe they are at an inflection point where they think a player like that is needed to "get over the hump", but still seems that his contract is the antithesis of what this front office has done and preached for 4 years. The front office is unpredictable though, so I won't discount a move like this completely either.
Maybe they are at an inflection point where they think a player like that is needed to "get over the hump", but still seems that his contract is the antithesis of what this front office has done and preached for 4 years. The front office is unpredictable though, so I won't discount a move like this completely either.
Glorydays22
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Yeah I was kind of thinking of making a "Buncha Jerks" joke, but thought better of it. Kudos, though.
Juvenile response aside, I guess you’re walking it back?
Partial kudos to you then
So, you come in to a thread that has nothing to do with your team, make up a specific claim you can't back up and are "done talking about this guy". Great job, don't let the sunlight turn you to stone.
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It's a joke that's been so worn out that I thought better of it myself. Tested my self control and I failed. Kudos to you for not making the joke.
Hey it got a chuckle from me. Man, I'm so glad everyone moved of Cherry shortly thereafter.It's a joke that's been so worn out that I thought better of it myself. Tested my self control and I failed. Kudos to you for not making the joke.
I can send probably 5 or 6 more but you should get the hint.
JT Miller’s lack of self-awareness casts doubt on his ability to fix flaws in his game
It should be obvious to even a casual observer that the Vancouver Canu...
JT Miller Throws Another Tantrum at His Teammates Last Night
Despite having a strong squad on paper, the Vancouver Canucks' season has been quite terrible; they aren't keeping up with the competition in the Western Conference.
Holy Heck did that mean guy JT Miller do all that!!!! Who was the captain and why was he asleep on the job. How can a captain let all these things happen???
Nothing is on Horvat for that. Miller being a "hot head", or shouting at someone messing around at work, or even his apathetic defensive play even...in the same situation I don't see myself reacting entirely differently. Maybe I'd be less wound up with the paycheque he's making. Maybe we have the same mental illness. Maybe he is a jerk. Maybe it's Maybelline.
With Aho, Teravainen and Pesce at 1 more year after this before UFA, they are at the point where they have to go all in this year and next year with the current core. If they can't commit to win right now when they are near the top of the league, then when do they go for it.
I was just being smug, Horvat was a fine captain, Miller's bad attitude is nothing new to every dressing room in professional sports. Canadian Hockey market just magnifies it 10x.
Miller in Carolina , i no doubt would be a good good fit.
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I think most Canes fans think a big move would be desirable this year, but also acknowledge that going "all-in" at the expense of long term success might not be good for the market. Don't get me wrong, being at a game 7 cup win in 2006 was one of the best sports moments of my life. Also, 10 years of no playoffs and many times being out of the playoffs by Christmas (most of it as a STH) was one of the most dismal sports experiences of my life...and I'm a Chicago Cubs fan!
So "all-in" can mean a lot of things. There's a question of is JT Miller's contract which goes 7 years (or some other player like him) the right "all-in" move and that's a valid question/concern vs. a strict rental vs. going after a younger guy (like Meier).
Personally, I'd like to go after a guy like Meier first (or Larkin but I don't think he'll ever be available), and then a true rental before a guy like Miller. That's just my preference as it doesn't tie the team down long term with an older guy making lots of money, which will make signing Aho and Pesce much more difficult.
