Lou Sassole
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Love a good win/win trade.Jensen has been a much better fit and stabilizer, than Chychurn for the Sens.
This is one of those that looks good for both sides atm.
Love a good win/win trade.Jensen has been a much better fit and stabilizer, than Chychurn for the Sens.
This is one of those that looks good for both sides atm.
Statistically, they’re not going to bottom out. Probably will end up adding parts for picks or prospects over the next season or two. So cracks at elite young talent might be a bit lower. It’s a gamble in the grand scheme of things, but they’re likely not a title winning team. So it’s a good story but maybe it makes future rebuilds harderHow exactly? Truly, I don't know what they've lost aside from years of tanking for a top lottery pick but that's nothing more than a gamble to begin with.
Statistically, they’re not going to bottom out. Probably will end up adding parts for picks or prospects over the next season or two. So cracks at elite young talent might be a bit lower. It’s a gamble in the grand scheme of things, but they’re likely not a title winning team. So it’s a good story but maybe it makes future rebuilds harder
The only bad look is for guys like you here. Its a bait for fools in the topic. Nothing against it.They should likely be rebuilding as they really have no shot at winning for starters. Even if you don’t think they should rebuild, Ovi should not be on the top line and should not be double shifting on the PP as he’s just not that player anymore.
Look, I don’t blame the Caps at all for doing this. But as a competitor and one of the best all time, I think it’s a bad look for Ovi. He should be getting the record because he deserves it, not because he’s afforded opportunities other players have not gotten.
I’m not an Ovi hater. I just don’t like when great players limp into records and don’t want to see it with Ovi. We saw it a bit last year already, however he’s very clearly proving me wrong so far this year, and if he keeps playing well for the rest of the year then I’ll happily admit it.The only bad look is for guys like you here. Its a bait for fools in the topic. Nothing against it.
Caps drafts well, builts well and compete for playoff without hurting any future like pens did. With real chances for something more and playoff appearances. But Ovi haters still have something to breath for.
I’m not an Ovi hater. I just don’t like when great players limp into records and don’t want to see it with Ovi. We saw it a bit last year already, however he’s very clearly proving me wrong so far this year, and if he keeps playing well for the rest of the year then I’ll happily admit it.
I’m still not convinced capitals are the real deal still but we’ll see as the season goes along. They’ve definitely been the early surprise team for sure.
To your point: Gretzky broke Howe's record in March of 1994. Then scored an additional 91 goals over the next six seasons, an average of 15 goals/year.limp into records? don't all great players slowly regress at the end of their careers and happen to break records along the way? what else do you want him to do besides lead the league in goals at 39 years old?
If the caps aren't one of the top 3 teams in the league right now, who are you putting above them?
precisely my point, it's just a silly argument IMO.To your point: Gretzky broke Howe's record in March of 1994. Then scored an additional 91 goals over the next six seasons, an average of 15 goals/year.
If Gretzky was able to pad his lead at such a pedestrian pace, why is the burden on Ovechkin to perform at a superhuman level through the end of his 30s? By the criteria of the poster you responded to, Gretzky arrived at 894 by "limping".
He didn't. He was injured and needed rest.I’m not an Ovi hater. I just don’t like when great players limp into records and don’t want to see it with Ovi. We saw it a bit last year already, however he’s very clearly proving me wrong so far this year, and if he keeps playing well for the rest of the year then I’ll happily admit it.
I’m still not convinced capitals are the real deal still but we’ll see as the season goes along. They’ve definitely been the early surprise team for sure.
Nope. Cup is for many people, all time goal record is for only one and it takes 20 years to even try to achieve it. Not just one season.Cup > goals record
Statistically, they’re not going to bottom out. Probably will end up adding parts for picks or prospects over the next season or two. So cracks at elite young talent might be a bit lower. It’s a gamble in the grand scheme of things, but they’re likely not a title winning team. So it’s a good story but maybe it makes future rebuilds harder
I’m not an Ovi hater. I just don’t like when great players limp into records and don’t want to see it with Ovi. We saw it a bit last year already, however he’s very clearly proving me wrong so far this year, and if he keeps playing well for the rest of the year then I’ll happily admit it.
I’m still not convinced capitals are the real deal still but we’ll see as the season goes along. They’ve definitely been the early surprise team for sure.