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You might as well keep a defender back there with Bob anytime Kreider is on the ice. He does this all the time.
Loved Anderson's game tonight in his debut. Would love to see more of him in the future. If he brings the effort he brought tonight then I can't see him being a '4th liner' like some people are saying his career projection is to be. People are very quick to judge nowadays.
Even though it went of Bob and Hartnell, neither guy had possession. The ref actually waved it off (which was correct) on the ice so they would've needed "definitive proof" to reverse it. Klein's stick was just above the cross bar, but the longer it went on the more I thought we would see the unthinkable, again.
I also don't know why Wennberg is at the dot at the end. Letestu or Dubinsky should be in that position every game. Even Johansen over Wennberg. There wasn't a single time tonight Wennberg looked "dominant" or even above average at draws. I'm sure his corsi was fantastic though.
Waiting for buss to go on another rant about how Dubinsky is more valuable than Johansen still. And how he's just as good offensively, and we should trade Joey to Nashville for Seth Jones or whatever the hell he proposed in the summer.
Sorry bout the Wennberg talk bud but this is really the game you decided to throw this out there?
Dubinsky was better than Johansen tonight...
And pretty sure each trade to Nashville(who's in what place?) had 2(or 3) of Forsberg, Smith, Wilson and Weber coming to Columbus. Fairly even value.
Anderson, as I said time and time again in training camp, is going to be a really solid player for this team. He has made the most of his time in Springy and I could really see him staying up for a substantial amount of time.
Played a good game tonight, but Lundqvist was on point, couldn't beat him. If we are going to tank, I wouldn't mind seeing the games be like tonight's. Still good value for your dollar but movin' on up in the draft.
Well I mean yeah, he has a franchise record point streak. Sorry, should I have waited until it ended?
Points in the standings are worth more than points on the scoresheet.
Rick Nash Syndrome
If people had the same feelings and treated Zherdev the way people have treated and coddled Wennberg he'd still be in Columbus scoring 30-40 every year. Fact.
If people had the same feelings and treated Zherdev the way people have treated and coddled Wennberg he'd still be in Columbus scoring 30-40 every year. Fact.
His performance tonight, precisely because of his effort, was exactly what you want from a fourth liner. The fact that he didn't score is entirely consistent with his career to date, and suggests he won't be a scoring line player.
Disagree. In his final 2 years of his OHL career with London, he played 127 games. In those 127 games, he had 50 goals... that's not terrible by any means. That's just goal scoring, in those 127 games he had 100 points. I understand he hasn't scored much at the AHL level but I'm not understanding what you mean by "career to date"... junior career included or...? Besides his AHL stats this year, I'm curious as to what stats that you have found suggest that he won't be a scoring line player... because 37 games with Springfield is a very small sample size when it comes to projecting his ultimate potential.
He can "come a long way" in Springfield. Not in crucial faceoffs with seconds left in games. If you cant tell I'm not really a fan of Wennberg and his game. He might be great when he's 25 but he isn't now.
A Wennberg+Wiz package could get us something pretty good in return.
If those guys are no good why do you think they'd get a good return?
I also don't know why Wennberg is at the dot at the end. Letestu or Dubinsky should be in that position every game. Even Johansen over Wennberg. There wasn't a single time tonight Wennberg looked "dominant" or even above average at draws. I'm sure his corsi was fantastic though.