GDT: Early Bird edition: Hawks @ Nucks, 16 Nov 2024, 9 PM CT

[BobbyJet]

Bickell was known as a low effort guy from the time he first tried on skates. We all feel bad about his illness, but pretending he spent most of his career as anything but a lazy player, and cashed in on one great playoffs, is as disingenuous now as it was then.

See what I mean. It's still going on years after he retired from the game. We need more fluff interviews.

 

[ClydeLee]

Bickell was known as a low effort guy from the time he first tried on skates. We all feel bad about his illness, but pretending he spent most of his career as anything but a lazy player, and cashed in on one great playoffs, is as disingenuous now as it was then.

He was great every playoffs. Don't get why people forget that. He was one of the few scoring in 2012 vs Smith. His line was great in 2011. He was good in 2014 too. 2015 he was falling down and definitely starting to be affected by MS, but he averages 5 hits a game.

Yeah he was honest, you can't go 100% like that every game. If he did in an 82 game season, he'd set a record for most hits in a season. That's just a legit truth to it.

coaches are fine to be honest some times. I recall Babcock, pos he is, had valid points his 1st year in Toronto saying, "who is going to score?" They don't have great talent. I'm sure some WANT the Hawks to losen up defensively to take more offensive chances but is that best for the team and future? Bedard is not the golden god like some see him. He shouldn't be viewed that way

 

[Blackhawkswincup]

Can someone explain to me why our big offseason acquisition in Bertuzzi who many assumed would be riding shotgun with Bedard continues to not be utilized or even given look for extended period in that role?

 

[F86puck]

BHawks77 said:
>>One of the most important rules of leadership is to never ever say you don't know what to do even if you don't know what to do!<<

Luke, heed:

 

[x Tame Impala]

BHawks77 said:
>>One of the most important rules of leadership is to never ever say you don't know what to do even if you don't know what to do!<<

Luke, heed:

Love that movie

 

[hawksrule]

One of the most important rules of leadership is to never ever say you dont know what to do even if you dont know what to do!

No no no, Blackhawks think leadership means having no idea what to do, and letting everyone know.

 

[Hattrick Kane]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1858157461120631295

The goalies are saving Luke’s job.

 

[GIADF]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1858157461120631295

The goalies are saving Luke’s job.

If Soda was playing like he did last year we’d probably have a point or two less and dead last locked up to ourselves.

 

[BobbyJet]

Can someone explain to me why our big offseason acquisition in Bertuzzi who many assumed would be riding shotgun with Bedard continues to not be utilized or even given look for extended period in that role?

Bert had a stint on the first line and looked brutal. If he couldn't play the first line role with Mathews and Marner, what makes you think he can do any better here?