Strachan23
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But you have to live in Florida...
You mean that place every Canadian in history flocks to between November-March?
But you have to live in Florida...
Well, Campbell doesn't.So Campbell, Kulikov and Gudbranson suck?
I think they got better, but they still pretty much just Swapped some D-men.
These no tax states have a competitive advantage which will be fixed in the next CBA.
I've never thought Kulikov or Gudbranson were particularly good.
I would love to live in Florida. Im from Europe and when i have been to Florida its fantastic. Would feel like having a vacation every day along with playing hockey. Its not like you cant go on a vacation to the mountains in Europe or somewhere in the US if you wanna find snow and cold weather. Believe me, living in a country thats cold as hell and tons of snow in the winter, summer all year long is a much easier way of living and alot more chill. Waking up, taking on shorts and a shirt and go to work playing hockey, seems perfect to me. Not the stress of a city like NY(im a NYR fan) and dont get the crazy winters. Waking up in the winter with 6 feet of snow on the ground, trying to find my car is pretty awful way to start the day.
It just makes thing harder because of all the snow and the temperature. Limits your options on doing alot of stuff, but you can do other things(skiing etc).
It looks like a good team that should make the playoffs.
Ironically Gudbranson and Kulikov don't suck and Campbell is overrated. Weird.Well, Campbell doesn't.
Yandle is great, FLA fans are gonna love him.
These no tax states have a competitive advantage which will be fixed in the next CBA.
Ironically Gudbranson and Kulikov don't suck and Campbell is overrated. Weird.
The Oilers already passed on him after acquiring Larsson
Lol, there are lots of places in the US that have warm weather and aren't oppressively humid. Also, I know it may be a surprise since things are so close together in Europe, but Miami is a good 3.5+ hour flight from any significant mountains, whereas on the west coast they're just there next to you.
Also, weather is only a small part of the reasons I wouldn't want to live in Florida. High crime (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/31/most-dangerous-cities-florida_n_4524866.html), lots of guns, less progressive than other states, lots of crazy people, and just the cities are generally not as nice as cities like NYC, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco, etc.
NHL players aren't allowed to ski (alpine, anyway).
Lmao, been here often? Lots of guns and crazy people? Been here 41 years and rarely encounter either. Great uninformed post.
All good though, isn't for everyone.
Lol, there are lots of places in the US that have warm weather and aren't oppressively humid. Also, I know it may be a surprise since things are so close together in Europe, but Miami is a good 3.5+ hour flight from any significant mountains, whereas on the west coast they're just there next to you.
Also, weather is only a small part of the reasons I wouldn't want to live in Florida. High crime (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/31/most-dangerous-cities-florida_n_4524866.html), lots of guns, less progressive than other states, lots of crazy people, and just the cities are generally not as nice as cities like NYC, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco, etc.
NHL players aren't allowed to ski (alpine, anyway).
So Campbell, Kulikov and Gudbranson suck?
I think they got better, but they still pretty much just Swapped some D-men.
He took less money to play in Florida.
Really shows what winning can do for a franchise.
4.5M per is a good deal for him. He's a good #3 when he's on, but when he's off, he's pretty bad.
Florida's looking really good now. Their window will probably open in the next couple of years, I'd think.