Gary Nylund
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- Oct 10, 2013
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Yeah that was a fun game to watch, I too am grateful.Just imagine how much Toronto would have won by if it traded one of the expensive core for a couple of plugs that will guarantee a cup.
All kidding aside, I am thankful to witness such great hockey in the dead of winter. Great entertainment.
Not grateful that tomorrow's game is at 2 o'clock.
Also grateful for the 2PM reminder! Thank you sir, I had completely forgotten about that. I will be out and about at that but now I will make sure I remember to record it so I can watch when I get home. Need to enjoy this one as it will be the last game for a bit, damn it would have been sick to miss it, thanks again!
Cool, then we're on the same page. I think we want to add the same types - bottom 6 forwards who might not score often, but who are tough to play against and play playoff type hockey. But yeah, no trading top prospects for top end rentals is where I'm at.I might not even need to trade even one prospect nor a First or even.Second Rounder depending on the other teams ask. There are a couple of.players I can.think of where I might entertain such a trade, but it's rare.
Leafs don't need all stars, they need the right types in and the more regular season heroes out. They need to fill in the cracks and balance a playoff lineup.
Yes, all that matters in the playoffs. You can almost sense it with the key players in the post game interviews. It's their focus...process to playoffs. I admire their commitment to the process, they have to be chomping at the bit, one step at a time of course
Such a team is not one any opponent would want to meet in the ffirst round. This team might be even more formidable by then.. Roll four lines in which the opponent can't sit back even more a moment.