HairyKneel
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Maybe to the Hawks? Give Bedard some support.
Yup. Ownership wanted playoff revenue and thought Boeser would be key in getting us in. Totally backfired.Yeah, I can definitely see that’s what happened.
I would actually lean towards that it was ownership more than management
Which is why I’m glad he didn’t take it. He’s in the same category as DeBrusk or Toffoli. Great player but not a 8 million dollar player, 6.5 max.8M for this guy is an insanely stupid offer
DeBrusk is faster and better defensively, but their point totals are similar and Boeser has the higher offensive ceiling.Feel his comparable is ~Jake DeBrusk.
Anyone going over $6mill a team will be having a bad time.
Like Boeser, but he seems like a "nice" piece to have that will always leave you wanting more.
Its a lot better than it was under the Lennie Small regime. It's mid pack for the league, certainly better than the idiot show in Edmonton.Hard to say. Management had been pretty bad in Vancouver. Its 50/50.
is Boeser actually leaving ?Its a lot better than it was under the Lennie Small regime. It's mid pack for the league, certainly better than the idiot show in Edmonton.
Boeser is the better defensive player without a doubt. Debrusk is indeed faster.DeBrusk is faster and better defensively, but their point totals are similar and Boeser has the higher offensive ceiling.
Whatever team signs Boeser should expect:
-If healthy, 30+ goalies and 30+ assists;
-slow but positionally sound and sneaky (in getting into scoring areas) so speed is not essential to his game;
-not really a play driver - needs an offensively talented centre to produce decently; and
-had a great playoffs last year so might end up becoming a clutch player.
Was watching the Sportsnet radio guys talk about Boeser and they seem to think that 8M AAV isn't considered a "value" contract for a team that will have 18M in Cap space and only 3 players to sign. And then they proceeded to say that Suter and DeBrusk are value contracts. Apples to Oranges. Boeser already makes 6.5+...so asking 8-9M isn't a stretch and will have huge value in just 2 years.Boeser is the better defensive player without a doubt. Debrusk is indeed faster.
This year they have similar point totals. Over their career Boeser has 100+ points on Debrusk in about the same number of games. The Debrusk contract is the very much at the extreme bottom end for Boeser.
DeBrusk arguably has a more valued skill set. He’s still a fairly speedy player that’ll muck it up a bit.Feel his comparable is ~Jake DeBrusk.
Anyone going over $6mill a team will be having a bad time.
Like Boeser, but he seems like a "nice" piece to have that will always leave you wanting more.
Boeser is a smarter, more skilled player and better defensively off the puck, so like neutral zone defense and interceptions/steals, but Debrusk is a better forechecker/role player and better at pressuring the puck with his footspeed, which is arguably more important to most coaches. I'd say Boeser isn't really a serviceable bottom 6 player, whereas Debrusk is. I think there's inherently more risk in signing Boeser, because if he isn't producing, he has limited utility due to his lack of footspeed and he'd be mostly a cap anchor (like he was only 2 years ago when everyone in Vancouver wanted him fired into the sun)Boeser is the better defensive player without a doubt. Debrusk is indeed faster.
This year they have similar point totals. Over their career Boeser has 100+ points on Debrusk in about the same number of games. The Debrusk contract is the very much at the extreme bottom end for Boeser.
YoIts a lot better than it was under the Lennie Small regime. It's mid pack for the league, certainly better than the idiot show in Edmonton.
DeBrusk is faster and better defensively, but their point totals are similar and Boeser has the higher offensive ceiling.
Whatever team signs Boeser should expect:
-If healthy, 30+ goalies and 30+ assists;
-slow but positionally sound and sneaky (in getting into scoring areas) so speed is not essential to his game;
-not really a play driver - needs an offensively talented centre to produce decently; and
-had a great playoffs last year so might end up becoming a clutch player.
$7M to $8M is probably fine for a complimentary top 6 winger in the current and near-future cap world. I think Boeser wants more than 5 years though.
is Boeser actually leaving ?
I love @HairyKneel and his dominant sarcastic sideHe's Just Not That Into You
He was rumored to like going to LA in the past. Maybe a deal around him with some retention and Danault going back to Montreal?We don't need any more wingers afaik.
Do we find takers for Laine? That would open a spot.
I love @HairyKneel and his dominant sarcastic side
it’s very hard to annoy him but I think I may have?
Nope I’m not gayWhen you walk into a public washroom to take a leak, do you take the urinal right next to someone else despite there being other options?