jigsaw99
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He was out there with about a minute to go.
and he hooked Daniel to prevent a goal lol.
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He was out there with about a minute to go.
If the cap does indeed drop by 1.5 million, that 2.65 instead of a negotiated 2.0 million could be very significant. Bad negotiating on Jim's part.Can't think of the last 4th line RW the Canucks had that was better than this guy. The least of our worries right now.
I dislike the signing not just because of the cap hit, but mostly for the term. The most ideal fourth liner is one that is hungry.
That means it should be a revolving door of grit/energy players on a one year contract, looking to earn out.
Keep your hounds hungry so when you unleash them, they stay sharp and fierce.
There's 0 reason for a guy like Dorsett to continue playing at 110% when his paycheck for the foreseeable future has been secured.
Dorsett was one of the few canucks with a spine tonight. A team full of Dorsetts would have played more respectable than the garbage I just watched.
That's not Derek Dorsett. You can say the same thing 3 years ago when he tripled his salary and was signed to a 3 year contract with a $1.633 cap hit. Did you see a drop off in energy after Dorsett signed his extension? I don't think so. No he didn't play with energy last game, but it happens.
Dorsett was awful tonight. Zero physical presence. Meaningless soft hits along the boards. Couldn't handle the puck worth a damn.
McMillan outplayed him by a country mile. Actually skated hard to the corners and stood up for his own teammate, if that's what you expect out of Dorsett anyway.
That's not Derek Dorsett. You can say the same thing 3 years ago when he tripled his salary and was signed to a 3 year contract with a $1.633 cap hit. Did you see a drop off in energy after Dorsett signed his extension? I don't think so. No he didn't play with energy last game, but it happens.
That's playing with fire. Energy players are prone to dropping off precipitously either with a fat contract (Tootoo) or with age (Ott).
So it's Dorsett's fault we have a bunch of pylons on D that couldn't react to a heavy forecheck? Because that's what killed up. Being hemmed in our own zone and Ferland being granted immunity. Not Derek Dorsett. He did his job decently. The Canucks have much bigger issues.
He's a 4th liner. Of course we have bigger issues. But he's not doing any better than any other 4th liner in this series. In fact, he's being outplayed by all of Calgary's, including Mason Raymond (the one that started in the press box and averages less than 9 minutes of ice-time).
Name a player that wasn't outplayed by their Calgary counterpart. That's what happens when one team had all the momentum and positive vibes. After witnessing that I am just surprised that Dorsett is where the scorn lands after watching those defenders handle a forecheck.
So it's Dorsett's fault we have a bunch of pylons on D that couldn't react to a heavy forecheck? Because that's what killed up. Being hemmed in our own zone and Ferland being granted immunity. Not Derek Dorsett. He did his job decently. The Canucks have much bigger issues.
I dislike the signing not just because of the cap hit, but mostly for the term. The most ideal fourth liner is one that is hungry.
That means it should be a revolving door of grit/energy players on a one year contract, looking to earn out.
Keep your hounds hungry so when you unleash them, they stay sharp and fierce.
There's 0 reason for a guy like Dorsett to continue playing at 110% when his paycheck for the foreseeable future has been secured.
That's not Derek Dorsett. You can say the same thing 3 years ago when he tripled his salary and was signed to a 3 year contract with a $1.633 cap hit. Did you see a drop off in energy after Dorsett signed his extension? I don't think so. No he didn't play with energy last game,
... but it happens.
Again, all you need to do is look at Ferland. That's what Dorsett should be doing this series. He isn't.
Maybe he's not that good of a player, maybe it's fatigue from overuse. Point is that this contract looks bad already.
Funniest part is that Dorsett is the one that needs to be kept fresh, not the Sedins.
Dorsett is not physically capable of doing what Ferland can do. He's too small. It's amazing that he'll be getting paid as much as he does with his limited ability.