Leafshater67
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Blows my mind Skinner is still their starter. He sucks.
The Blues Point Percentage in the last 20 Games is .550, in the last 12 Games its .583, and in the last 10 games its .700.This group has been very hot and cold for the past couple of years. Yes they have been playing well the last week or so. But it was a pretty rough stretch prior to that.
What options do we have? We don’t have the assets or the cap space to acquire someone… we’d have to spend resources to move him… we’d have to spend resources to replace him, we’d have to free up cap space to afford him.Blows my mind Skinner is still their starter. He sucks.
What options do we have?
Ignoring the logic part of my point I see… way to clip that part out.Literally 70 more. That’s how many goalies have better underlying stats than our current tandem.
Ignoring the logic part of my point I see… way to clip that part out.
Now look at all of the NTCs and the NMC that Edmonton has and come back with realistic options.Because there is no logic to it. Teams create cap space for trades all the time, it is not impossible.
Now look at all of the NTCs and the NMC that Edmonton has and come back with realistic options.
If its so easy peasy they would have done it…The Oilers could waive Janmark, Klingberg and Kapanen to create $0.5M in non LTIR cap space, enough for a $2M goalie with 75% retention. That could be as much as $4.6M if S. Skinner was going the other way, or $3M if it was Pickard.
There, solved. Your water carrying for management is BTFO.
Sure he is, he entrusted with those informations because he stay in line with whatever message the organization wants him to tell.Stauffer said Oilers aren't upgrading in net. He is a lot more plugged in than Kypreos who makes this shit up for clicks and views
that is what happens when you pay a handful of guys too much, it leaves the club handcuffed with shitty players at various positions. Binnington would make the oilers a much better team not doubt. The blues would have to take a shitty contract back, not sure they will.What options do we have? We don’t have the assets or the cap space to acquire someone… we’d have to spend resources to move him… we’d have to spend resources to replace him, we’d have to free up cap space to afford him.
I’m not saying inept mistakes weren’t made. They made their bed… but acting like getting out of this current situation is super easy is asinine at best…that is what happens when you pay a handful of guys too much, it leaves the club handcuffed with shitty players at various positions. Binnington would make the oilers a much better team not doubt. The blues would have to take a shitty contract back, not sure they will.
seems to me that the blues would not ever have a better opportunity to sell high on him, they should trade him and run with Hofer.
Ignoring a possible upgrade because another team went with a business decision is a terrible way to run an organization… then again so is attaching NMCs to over half your starting lineup.I am surprised the Oilers FO would even speak to the Blues after the offer sheet fiasco.
nobody is acting or suggesting it will be easy to get out of the situation they are in...I’m not saying inept mistakes weren’t made. They made their bed… but acting like getting out of this current situation is super easy is asinine at best…
And all those shitty contracts have NTCs and NMCs attached to them.
There’s been speculation. I don’t think it’s a trying to move situation but more so we aren’t locked into him long term and our compete window isn’t for another year or two.Are the Blues considering moving Binnington though?