paulhiggins
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Age 32 and 5.38 GAA and .838 Save% so far with Arizona. Thanks Arizona for helping us dodge a bullet.
Confirmed with Link: Leafs sign goaltender Harri Sateri (claimed by the Coyotes)
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ACC1224
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Makes you wonder what the Leafs or other teams for that matter saw in him. Wonder who recommended Dubas sign him?
We need to revamp the entire goalie scouting team.
There are factors though. First and foremost, I would think that there is an adjustment goalies have to make because the ice is wider in the KHL, thus the angles are different for the goalie positioning, hence why we tried to pass him through waivers.
Second, but lesser, is that some goalies strength match better with certain teams playing style. Maybe he's a bad match for the yotes?
All that matters is that the yotes shot themselves in the foot trying to shoot us in the foot, so f u you desert bastard!!! Lol
supermann_98
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Too lazy to look but didn't he dominate the KHL playoffs or something like that?
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or something like winning a gold medal at the Olympics maybe..I dunno.
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Didn't watch Olympics because of the time difference and minor-league level hockey, but thanks for the info as I'm sure you were a Harri Sateri expert well before the Leafs signed him
Three years of excellent KHL numbers, particularly in the playoffs, plus international dominance capped off by a 1.00 GAA and .962 SV% en route to an Olympic Gold Medal.
Even if you've never seen him play, that's well worth a league-minimum flyer.
Even if you've never seen him play, that's well worth a league-minimum flyer.
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And it may just be possible that in Arizona he’s playing behind a lousy team that is simply running down the days until the end of the season.
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I highly doubt he was signed to go straight to the NHL, like he has with Arizona. It's probable, that they saw a guy they thought they might be able to develop, and give us depth at the AHL or ECHL level. Throwing him in the NHL right away wasn't a bright idea, especially behind a team as bad as Arizona. He has to adjust to a new ice size, a different game, all at the highest level, with a crap team.
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At age 32 with a successful KHL career and an Olympic gold medal, I very much doubt that he came here to play in the minor leagues.
He did the AHL thing long ago but he's aged out of the AHL developmental profile. If he's in North America, its pretty much sink or swim in the NHL now.
Not looking so good right now, but it could be due to sample size and the team he's on.
He would likely make himself available as a UFA in the unlikely event anyone is interested for next season.
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Not just scouting. Anyone that has any say whatsoever about goaltending should be banished. Campbell is one of my favorite goalies but this organization is awful at development and pro scouting goalies as well
Arizona is an absolute tire fire, anyone expecting him to have good numbers in Arizona kind of needs to find some perspective. I doubt his numbers would have been that bad anywhere else in the league behind a decent defense.
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Disagree... you give him easier assignments that the AHL would have provided, adapt him to the NA ice, and then move him up if he succeeds.
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Obviously some part of his horrific numbers have to be attributed to playing behind an atrocious Arizona team with nothing to play for in his time there. I’m not sure how much better he’d look behind a competent team but I can’t imagine his GAA would start with a 5 if he were here.
Oh well. Kallgren did his best and got the job done when called upon so who cares?
Oh well. Kallgren did his best and got the job done when called upon so who cares?
Agreed!
I've been critical about Campbell. I do feel he can be a good goalie if he eliminated a few things. Imo his biggest issue is tracking the puck consistently. He's been better these past few games he's played but there has not been that much traffic in front of him.
I hope to the hockey God's he has it figured out
