TheNumber4
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What happened with Kalyiev’s trade request last year? Probably should have just followed through with his request and not just throw in waivers for free.
From what I heard, the Kings tried to trade him at the draft, but there were no takers.What happened with Kalyiev’s trade request last year? Probably should have just followed through with his request and not just throw in waivers for free.
Tough time in the Salty household?Kings want players to play like they did under Darryl but they want to distance themselves from guys like Daryl.
They want guys that can play like race horses but turn them into geldings the second they run wild.
It’s like being married to a stay at home feminist. Hahahaha
From what I heard, the Kings tried to trade him at the draft, but there were no takers.
I would like to see the Preds claim him. Well, from the fantasy GM perspective anyway. Our lineup already has Vinnie Hinostroza, Ozzy Wiesblatt, Big Sexy McCarron, and Mark Jankowski up front. If we can't afford to take a look at Kaliyev, who can?At least my Preds arent the only stupid team that waives young talent
I sure hope so as he has some talent and has been given a bum rap for some reason.Arthur Kaliyev, you are a Chicago Blackhawk!
MTL takes him and waive Pezzeta
They tried to trade him for over a year, nobody offered anything, even as part of the PLD trade to Wash . The TDL, the draft, over the summer, nothing. No team would even trade a 5th rounder 2 years from now on him.What happened with Kalyiev’s trade request last year? Probably should have just followed through with his request and not just throw in waivers for free.
Is this kid just a one trick pony? A shot and not much else?They tried to trade him for over a year, nobody offered anything, even as part of the PLD trade to Wash . The TDL, the draft, over the summer, nothing. No team would even trade a 5th rounder 2 years from now on him.
We all do from time to timeHas lots of talent, but is a tad too easy to play against, from what I seen. Needs a kick in the butt
Pretty much.Is this kid just a one trick pony? A shot and not much else?
What would kings fan say is the main reason he was always in the dog house
Rob Blake envisioned a Fiala-Dubois-Kaliyev 3rd line that feasted on lower level competition and would be the key to beating the Oilers. It was a complete and immediate bust and Kaliyev, as the uppity young’n making NHL minimum, became the scapegoat for Blake’s two biggest acquisitions blowing up in his face.At one time I thought that he was a solid young NHL talent, what happened to him?
This is a long held bitch of mine... team drafts an offensive Dman.. then give him no offensive opportunity and complain he doesnt' block shots. Team drafts an elite forward who can score - then complain he's not good in bottom 6 or can't PK.It's funny how this keeps happening in most NHL teams. I've seen so many one-dimensional type of guys get drafted, and teams try to instill some two-way crap into the player, and they fail to develop and off to Europe they go.
Sometimes you just got to live with the warts on a player. Not everyone is a two-way player.
Rob Blake. . Guy never got a fair shot in LA. They play him 6 minutes a night on the 4th line. I hope he gets claimed and a chance with his new team.At one time I thought that he was a solid young NHL talent, what happened to him?
This is a long held bitch of mine... team drafts an offensive Dman.. then give him no offensive opportunity and complain he doesnt' block shots. Team drafts an elite forward who can score - then complain he's not good in bottom 6 or can't PK.
A great example is my Oilers.. Hollo and Bro.. play 5/6 and 4th pair... then bitch they can't play in the NHL. They've done quite well with primo minutes.
mlt has an extra roster spot- 22 pezz does not need to be waivedMTL takes him and waive Pezzeta
Still Is. Misused. Watch him go to a better spot and shine.At one time I thought that he was a solid young NHL talent, what happened to him?
Pretty much.
He had arguably the second-best shot from the draft after Caufield.
He seemed to be in McLellan's dog house because he just didn't fit in the 4th line grinder role. Then Laferriere took his spot after he was suspended in training camp last year. This year, he got injured and didn't really get a chance.