CBJWerenski8
Rest in Peace Johnny
- Jun 13, 2009
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Lines and stuff will be in this thread eventually.
I’m sure we’ll all get along and sing together for this game.
I’m sure we’ll all get along and sing together for this game.
were due for a win
Who needs Vasilevsky. Damn.Jonas Johansson has been off to a much stronger start than anyone expected. All we can hope for is for something to gel offensively better than the last couple of games.
And that line really clicked last season.Who needs Vasilevsky. Damn.
I hope they play him with Jenner and Gaudreau, despite some struggles, I think it’s best combination Marchenko and Gaudreau have had this season
Pascal can say “those guys don’t think they need Vasilevskiy to beat us” to fire up CBJi hate that Jon Cooper is trying to get his team fired up!
" play for Tomkins, he went to school here "
YOU FIRED ME UP NOW!!!!!!!!! LFGPascal can say “those guys don’t think they need Vasilevskiy to beat us” to fire up CBJ
He's been fine. He's very much like Laine in the sense that he'll go a few games without many points and then have multiple multipoint games and by the end of the season he'll be over a PPG. His play on ice hasn't been bad.I'm curious to see if Gaudreau will start playing like an over $9,000,000 player, or if he'll continue like the 3rd line-level player.
To be fair that is a lot less considering the inflation in past years. I'm always finding the silver liningsI'm curious to see if Gaudreau will start playing like an over $9,000,000 player, or if he'll continue like the 3rd line-level player.
If Marchenko, Johnson, Roslovic or Sillinger played like him, the opinion would be different. But Gaudreau is forgiven a lot of things. And I'm not talking about his points.He's been fine. He's very much like Laine in the sense that he'll go a few games without many points and then have multiple multipoint games and by the end of the season he'll be over a PPG. His play on ice hasn't been bad.
If the others looked as good on the ice and the on ice numbers support the eye test we wouldn't be complaining and applauding them saying it's only a matter of time before the numbers start piling up. Johnny is fine.If Marchenko, Johnson, Roslovic or Sillinger played like him, the opinion would be different. But Gaudreau is forgiven a lot of things. And I'm not talking about his points.
By the way, a player can have more than 1 PPG, but if the points aren't in important situations where the fate of the game is being decided, they're about as important as yesterday's snow in Chile.
I'm curious to see if Gaudreau will start playing like an over $9,000,000 player, or if he'll continue like the 3rd line-level player.
He's been a topline caliber player in all but a couple games this year. Constantly creating plays. The chances are there.