Like tectonic shifts, Ryjo is an unstoppable force of nature.
I like this analogy. The Aves made a Graves mistake giving up on him.
Confirmed Trade: [COL/BUF] Casey Mittelstadt for Bowen Byram
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I like this analogy. The Aves made a Graves mistake giving up on him.
Seems like he moves at the pace of continental drift, so this fits.
You really need to step away from the ledge when it comes to Mitts and free agency lol he isn’t going anywhere.
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Looking at where he was, and where he is now, Mitts must truly believe that God is taking him from glory to glory.
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Landeskog has a cap hit of $7m. This might not be a coincidence.
If there are Avs fans who partake, Elliot Friedman's 32 Thought's interview with Alex Tuch had some nice things to say about Mittelstadt and it was the day prior to the trade.
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Djp
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Just a single comment but still nice. Said he’s one of the guys who’s in the making of becoming a leader. And how guys gravitate towards him for hockey related stuff.
Byram is a pretty good D but in Colorado he will be always behind Makar with no 1st power play unit. That's why Colorado can trade him. For Colorado needs are more at C than D. Logical trade for both trade. Casey Fit well with Colorado. Good trade for both team, Buffalo got the better player if he can stay healthy
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You weren't onboard the AE/60 measures Avs fans were using the year they won their cup?
JoeSakic13
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Elon Musk’s kid does analytics now? Murica is a weird place.
Wouldn't he be behind Dahlin though? They both shoot L, don't watch the Sabres enough to know if either are on the offhand side at the moment, please correct if wrong
Dahlicious
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Byram has been played the left with Dahlin on the right, and Dahlin plays better on the right anyway.
And they've been on PP1 together looking great.
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I'd argue the AE/60 on the Avs is directly related to their recent success. If they win this year it's because they've brought in the right personnel to up those numbers. One would expect Trenin scores pretty high here, although I'd imagine going from Bo to Mitts is a net loss in that category. Although you never know with the quiet ones.
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He is the only one to decide, if he resigns. I think he is still too young to end his career.
Jared Dunn
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Dahlin plays the right well, but yeah my initial thought was if that's Byram's main beef I don't understand how coming to Buffalo with Dahlin and Power helps that situation. Sabres fans do not seem concerned about that being an issue
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As long as the Avs have MacKinnon they will lead the league in AE/60.
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He’s behind Dahlin on the depth chart, but he also gets to play on his pairing at ES because Dahlin is really more of an RD who shoots left than another LD. Byram wasn’t getting that kind of opportunity in Colorado because Toews worked well with Makar, and the Avs weren’t moving him from that spot any time soon.
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landy being the Avs captain even with all the guys we have makes so much since he’s the straw that stirs the drink
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Right, but now Power is potentially put in that exact position in Buffalo with the arrival of Byram. It just seems like Buffalo bought Colorado's problem in a way. Not saying it was the wrong move, but it will be interesting to see how it works moving forward
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