Did not realize he was a FA. Could be a good option for the bottom of the lineup. Very solid player who has had some injury issues.
There’s a lot of interesting options like him this year in free agency. Even bringing someone like Greer back should be a consideration as a depth option.
Probably doesn’t play come playoff time, but I’d much rather see Greer bring a physical game on the fourth line for 50-60 games than watch Tierney do a whole lot of nothing.
He's not coming back if you saw his Calgary exit interview
Did not realize he was a FA. Could be a good option for the bottom of the lineup. Very solid player who has had some injury issues.
What happened in his exit interview?He's not coming back if you saw his Calgary exit interview
You watched AJ Greer’s Calgary exit interview?
That’s some real love for the game right there.
What happened in his exit interview?
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I don't think we have better in house, Foote may be but there are a lot of options on the market. Foote shouldn't be penciled as 14F nor 12F. He should fight for 13-14F spot in the camp against real nhlers.Good
He's Bobby Farnham on HGH. I never understood why people liked him so much. I remember when he scored a bunch of goals in his first few games with Boston in 22-23, then he scored 1 or 2 the whole rest of the year.
It was 3 goals in 4 games, one of them was a 2 goal game. Then he scored 2 more goals in his last 57 games played that year.
He ended this past season on a 27 game goal drought and just 2 points in those last 27 games (both in the same game), so I'm assuming he wasn't talking about returning to Calgary in his exit interview. I don't think they'll be in a rush to re-sign him.
We surely can do better than these guys. Maybe even in-house?
I actually really like Foote.I don't think we have better in house, Foote may be but there are a lot of options on the market. Foote shouldn't be penciled as 14F nor 12F. He should fight for 13-14F spot in the camp against real nhlers.
Ha, I saw it on my twitter timeline so I didn't actively go see it. I think it was actually a Devils twitter account who put it on my feed
It was basically him saying he's happy to finally be in a place to where the coaching staff believes in him and lets him play, I don't think it'd be a dig at Boston but maybe it could be them too last year. But I naturally assumed he was talking about NJD considering how hard it was for him to find ice here with how he played in the AHL for us. I'll try to find the exact sound bite in a bit.
He isn't fast enough and isn't proactive enough. He should be better positionally. And the most important thing - much more healthier. We thought he will play 23-24 season and he was injured even before the start, reason why we started to use non nhlers right from the start. Devils need depth. And don't worry about player who was drafted many years ago and still can't play 4th line role regularly.I actually really like Foote.
I think he has the potential to be a ton better than Greer ever was or ever could imagine to be, but he just lost almost an entire season due to injury.
I sincerely doubt he means it as a dig against us. I assume he’s just happy to be playing in the NHL after almost washing out in the minors.
Greer’s career derailed in Colorado and he was dumped off to the Isles in a minor trade before we got him.
His breakout season in Utica got him a 2 year one-way contract with Boston, I doubt he dislikes us for that.
I think if his injury that he had admittedly been dealing with for a few years is handled he can be an effective fourth liner but it's pretty much put up or shut up time.He isn't fast enough and isn't proactive enough. He should be better positionally. And the most important thing - much more healthier. We thought he will play 23-24 season and he was injured even before the start, reason why we started to use non nhlers right from the start. Devils need depth. And don't worry about player who was drafted many years ago and still can't play 4th line role regularly.
I truly believe he can. Talent is there. But organisation has tasks and pressure. Im ready to talk about investing in pricey second line center because Nico and Jack are regular hospital bed tenants. So when I'm thinking about forth line winger who was injured more often than played, I can't trust him as a roster spot place holder. I prefer fourth liner who can play third line, third liners who can play second line if we need to. Not 4th line who could be 13-14th forward or ahler on the most contending or near contending organisations.I think if his injury that he had admittedly been dealing with for a few years is handled he can be an effective fourth liner but it's pretty much put up or shut up time.
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Unfortunately, I think the back issue is gonna probably perpetually linger and thus hamper the potential he may have had. I would keep him around as 13/14 forward and see how next season plays out for him. Unless he is part of a trade package, which I highly doubt. I mean back surgery then a quad issue almost immediately after returning screams overcompensating for the back problem.I actually really like Foote.
I think he has the potential to be a ton better than Greer ever was or ever could imagine to be, but he just lost almost an entire season due to injury.
Im ready to talk about investing in pricey second line center because Nico and Jack are regular hospital bed tenants.
He's not coming back if you saw his Calgary exit interview
He is too expensive. Anyway I would think about it and would make a call. Talk will not hurt. Same with Monahan. Henrique would be my priority and there will be a couple of good centers on the draft. If we are talking about long term perspective.Lindholm? I remember us thinking he was too expensive
At day's end, I don't harbor any ill will towards Lindy. I think the team did get dealt an awful hand all season long, but he did very little to try and mitigate the damage. He's cool with me, and I'd still buy him a beer if I ever saw him.
At day's end, I don't harbor any ill will towards Lindy. I think the team did get dealt an awful hand all season long, but he did very little to try and mitigate the damage. He's cool with me, and I'd still buy him a beer if I ever saw him.
At day's end, I don't harbor any ill will towards Lindy. I think the team did get dealt an awful hand all season long, but he did very little to try and mitigate the damage. He's cool with me, and I'd still buy him a beer if I ever saw him.
“I don’t know if I look back and say, ‘Boy, I wouldn’t have done this,’” said Ruff. “We tried something completely different system-wise that really no team played the first few years. I look back and think that it really helped us offensively, but I wonder if it hurt us defensively for a period of time. That may be the only thing I look at. But I also think when there’s no risk, there’s no reward.
“That same system took us by the Rangers, so I really don’t have any regrets.”