English?We don't anything. They do. Unless you are part of the Sens' organization.
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remove the from and back to the minors and see how impressed you will be!!!!
all moves made by their management.
Well part of that is having an owner that will ok adding a 9 mil UFA, I'm not sure that was ever going to happen under Melnyk
do a simple transaction search for D men. from Jan 2021 until today. A f***ing joke when it comes to the Sens. The same 2 years that Tom Fitzgerlad was building a rock solid D core.
go through Spotrac... your sides will ache from the pain of watching the Dmen transactions the last 4-5 years. Now, go through goalies. Go through forwards.
You seem to be missing the point, or just wilfully ignoring it, most of Dorion's moves came during an extremely budget conscious period. He clearly didn't do much better when the budget opened up a bit (Murray and Dadonov) but the DeBrincat acquisition is probably the first and only one where the reins were mostly off and could be reasonably compared to the situation in NJ.
You really think the NJD is a contender??? I predict that they get bounced in the 1st round and that next season they missed the playoffs!!!
one move. The Hamilton move!!!
NJD 52 games, 73 points, 3rd in league
Uhhh, Claude Giroux? Literally the biggest fish we've ever caught (besides maybe Hasek).
Yep, Giroux, for some reason I stopped after DeBrincat but my point was more about in the past, Giroux is the perfect add imo, probably my favourite non-sens player since the sens joined the league, an now I don't need to say non-sens.
Things were bound to turn around. Since that totally random cup final and decent finish in 2018 i think it was, the Devils have been near the bottom in the East until now. In the last decade they picked in the top 5 five times and out of those 5 times twice 1st and once 2nd. On top of that they have been drafting pretty well. Whats scary is that their top picks from the last two drafts 2nd and 4 th overall are only on their way. Nemec and Hughes will be a nightmare to defend against.
NJ was awful last year, how about we wait and see what that team does in the playoff and maybe see if they keep this up next season ...everything does suggest they will but you never know...if the Sens break out next year will Dorion all of the sudden be a pure hockey genius ?
2013-2014 he was like a decade younger and well in his prime
People need to relax with the idea that this team is somehow awful 5 on 5 because they aren't. They simply aren't converting their chances; Ottawa ranks in the top 10 when it comes to high scoring chance oppertunities per game. They are also a team that ranks near the top in the league when it comes to time spent playing on special teams. On average they spent over 20 minutes a game on special teams. We are in the top 5 in the league for time spent on the power play and have the 2nd best power play in the league. So for the Sens the PP is their primary offensive weapon. They must be doing something right 5 on 5 if they draw all those penalties. And yeah the team is also missing its first line center, who was 2nd on the team with 19 es goals last year and led the team in goals. They Hughes out of the NJ line up for the whole season and it becomes a totally different team.
The injury thing is a fact not an excuse, you don't sing a guy to his contract and operate like its no big deal when you lose him for the season and don't fill the void. Hes a core player and integral to this teams success. We don't have the same center depth as NJ either. More or less Norris would have about 15 to 20 goals by now, 10-15 es goals give or take...a decent number or primary assists, now add those theoretically to the teams total and we are never having a discussion about this 5 on 5 non sense.
