Didn't even notice him in the Sharks loss to the Ducks, he won't make it in the NHL.....
I think he got a very brief look on the top lines, maybe a couple times, talking like a few consecutive shifts in a game here and there, but not a serious look that I remember.
Not much of one. The same can be said for players like JAM and Verhaeghe as well. I didn't like trading Colton at the time and still don't. The same amount of cap could've been basically used for Colton and an 800k player instead of what they used on Jeannot and Sheary. Not to mention the extra couple of picks Tampa could've kept.
Still the dumbest trade of all time. Could have acquired Nick Bjugstad (one of the players many discussed) or Eric Robinson (who I wanted) for a 3rd at the 2023 Deadline. BriseBois so dumb.
No one knows if 4 million was as low as he'd go in Tampa as well. It would've been a little difficult, and maybe another small move would've had to have been made, but there could've been room for Colton. The return was meh, and Gauthier is still 2 years from being helpful, if he ever will be.
It wasn't a great couple of moves from JBB, but overall, he's made more good moves than really bad ones.
You paid Jeannot and Sheary over Colton?
Well that body language is far different than what I expected of him
I'd like to see your body language if you played for Utah...
He's got a lot of incredible national parks to choose from in his downtime - Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce, Zion. Then there's the state parks and national monuments. Southern Utah is an embarrassment of natural riches.
Daughter lives in Park City so I'm somewhat knowledgeable, and biased. SLC, besides being home to the Tabernacle, is a VERY progressive town. Two universities, and a record of three Democratic mayors, one of whom was a lesbian. The whole area is very "outdoorsy", and as Off said, the Wasatch and the southern NP's are pretty cool. Oh, and skiing is world class with some of the best powder on the planet. I like Reno, but I could live in SLC/PC easy.
Hubba freaking hubba. Conservative states ought to have progressive local government and progressive states ought to have conservative local government. When you get a one party monopolies at every level you just get bad juju. Balance is always best
I mention the political nature of SLC only because, for anybody that thinks they know everything there is to know about Utah, the difference is dramatic and not without tensions between the LDS that SURROUNDS Salt Lake City and the city itself. Point being, Sergachev finds himself in a great, cosmopolitan city with a wonderful sports oriented populace that, for the most part, is not not shy about hoisting a beer to celebrate a red light at the Delta Center.
Maybe he's subscribing to the Barry Sanders philosophy now - act like you've done it before.
The Utah, LDS influenced Republican Party is different from the national Republican Party.
