Sticktape
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Should have drafted Ehlers or NylanderShould have traded Virtanen for Ryder, Halak + 2nd when we had the chance.
No chance. There are way superior players to Virtanen in the KHL who aren't even locks to hit 70.I think he will get between 71-80 points because the KHL is the KHL and if Nigel Dawes can be a superstar there then that league shouldn’t be taken seriously. Calgary’s old coach eventually went there too hey? My crystal ball says™ that I think he will spend a few years in the KHL and potentially come back home after many productive seasons. I wouldn’t want that but you never know.
It’s hyperbole but I’m sure the same thing was said on a smaller scale when Nigel Dawes first went there. Bootleg league.No chance. There are way superior players to Virtanen in the KHL who aren't even locks to hit 70.
It’s hyperbole but I’m sure the same thing was said on a smaller scale when Nigel Dawes first went there. Bootleg league.
They left the KHL as quickly as they could and never looked back. They would have tripled their production in the KHL and no one would have cared. They are paid as much as they should be in the nhl and are champions. Stanley cup champions. No one cares about the Gagarin cup.Guess that's what Ovechkin & Malkin called the NHL after their rookie seasons.
They left the KHL as quickly as they could and never looked back. They are paid as much as they should be in the nhl and are champions. Stanley cup champions. No one cares about the Gagarin cup.
OV was a victim of the lockout and sure some semantics with Malkin coming a year after but that doesn’t change anything. They spent all of their useful careers in North America and it’s clear that they don’t dream of being Gagarin cup champs, I mean just look at these guys.They did not.
OV was a victim of the lockout and sure some semantics with Malkin coming a year after but that doesn’t change anything. They spent all of their useful careers in North America and it’s clear that they don’t dream of being Gagarin cup champs, I mean just look at these guys.
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I would argue that the NHL is better than the KHL, Swedish, Finnish and Swiss league combined.*Facepalm*
I would argue that the NHL is better than the KHL, Swedish, Finnish and Swiss league combined.
Yes, combined. Kind of like this.I won't even answer this stupidity any more. "Combined"....
I won't even answer this stupidity any more. "Combined"....
October 1 | Bern, Switzerland | PostFinance Arena | New Jersey Devils | SC Bern | 3–2 (OT) |
October 3 | Cologne, Germany | Lanxess Arena | Edmonton Oilers | Kölner Haie | 4–3 (OT) |
Zug, Switzerland | New York Rangers | EV Zug | 4–8 | |
October 4 | Helsinki, Finland | Anaheim Ducks | Jokerit Helsinki | 4–3 (OT) |
From our previous friendly interactions, this post seems on par with what I’ve witnessed so far from you, a bunch of effort that doesn’t mean too much. These were exhibition friendlies, the rosters weren’t set and I guarantee that if any NHL team plays any one of them a month into their NHL schedule they would be winning 10-0.some of the most recent international games played, NHL not looking so hot barely squeaking out wins in OT[TBODY] [/TBODY]
October 1 Bern, Switzerland PostFinance Arena New Jersey Devils SC Bern 3–2 (OT) October 3 Cologne, Germany Lanxess Arena Edmonton Oilers Kölner Haie 4–3 (OT)
I think he will get between 71-80 points because the KHL is the KHL and if Nigel Dawes can be a superstar there then that league shouldn’t be taken seriously. Calgary’s old coach eventually went there too hey? My crystal ball says™ that I think he will spend a few years in the KHL and potentially come back home after many productive seasons. I wouldn’t want that but you never know.
Wow, I voted 90-100 as a joke but now I feel like I just want to make it clear I was kidding if some people legit think this dude is going to light up the KHL that much.I think he will get between 71-80 points because the KHL is the KHL and if Nigel Dawes can be a superstar there then that league shouldn’t be taken seriously. Calgary’s old coach eventually went there too hey? My crystal ball says™ that I think he will spend a few years in the KHL and potentially come back home after many productive seasons. I wouldn’t want that but you never know.
I think he will get between 71-80 points because the KHL is the KHL and if Nigel Dawes can be a superstar there then that league shouldn’t be taken seriously.
It’s hyperbole but I’m sure the same thing was said on a smaller scale when Nigel Dawes first went there. Bootleg league.