Waived: [DET] G Ville Husso waived by the Red Wings (cleared)

[saska sault]

Crazy this made it to 7 pages lol

This made it 7 pages because of Yzerman, not Husso. This board loves Yzerplan topics.

 

[nbwingsfan]

Georgiev had 38 Ws. The contract for Husso is almost $1.5m more, and COL made the 2nd round of the playoffs with Georgiev last year. Not only that, but Georgiev had almost 3x more years of NHL experience over Husso when they signed their respective contracts.

I don't know what you are arguing though. Husso's been so bad you've had to rely on Reimer and Lyon, whereas COL could at least win with their guy.

@Dotter gave a good response as to bad contracts signed by Sakic, though it seems he dealt with them well without bleeding assets. Both Stuart and Beauchemin were bought out without having to pay anyone as cap dumps, and they at least got a return trading Iginla. The trade for Stuart was awful though.

The 38w were because Colorado is a very good team. Not because Geogiev was good lol.

How does what he did prior to Colorado have any relevance to how he played with them?

Husso was injured last season, that’s why they relied on Lyon and Reimer. Both of whom played better than Georgiev

You won’t find a single Avs fan who thinks he’s been good for them.

 

[SantosHalper]

Wut?

Husso had a "relationship" with an adult film "star" according to that adult film "star"

 

[izlez]

@Dotter gave a good response as to bad contracts signed by Sakic, though it seems he dealt with them well without bleeding assets. Both Stuart and Beauchemin were bought out without having to pay anyone as cap dumps, and they at least got a return trading Iginla. The trade for Stuart was awful though.

So, essentially, you're saying that even a good GM had a couple of bad moves and bad contracts but in the end they weren't really that big of a deal and he was able to work around them to build a good team?

 

[SensontheRush]

So, essentially, you're saying that even a good GM had a couple of bad moves and bad contracts but in the end they weren't really that big of a deal and he was able to work around them to build a good team?

Or only "bad" enough that they are still manageable at least. So how "bad" can the contracts be that if they go as sideways as they possibly can, that they can still be worked around?

 

[izlez]

Or only "bad" enough that they are still manageable at least. So how "bad" can the contracts be that if they go as sideways as they possibly can, that they can still be worked around?

Well, the Wings have 2 more competent NHL goalies on the roster with 2 more high end prospects in the system with Husso's bad contract coming off the books at the end of the year...