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Bunch o pagan lads you are!This reminds me, my truck needs an oil change.
Bunch o pagan lads you are!This reminds me, my truck needs an oil change.
I don't disagree at all, but as a player who constantly was praised for playing through multiple concussions, fractures, and torn ligaments as an example for my teammates, I know that sitting out to heal is viewed as a weakness in hockey. Playing through injury is considered a rally point for the rest of the team and is viewed as a positive. Look at the effort he's giving while being hurt, what excuse do you have? Incredibly we see it here with posters talking about Ehlers' low pain threshold, because he should be playing through the pain and the only reason he isn't is because he's not tough enough.Maybe if they're so hurt they're playing useless they shouldn't be dressed. What's the difference, him and others just quit on the team -> that's embarrassing. If and when the Jets make the playoffs hopefully a bunch don't quit trying because .... we never got to hear why they quit, just that they preferred to be lambasted in the locker room by the coach instead of in front of the media by the coach.
Extensions for Helly and Scheifele are great for the team.
Yeah normally it is (viewed as rallying point for a team to have a good player play through injury). But, ,yeah, look at that (lack of) effort that directly lead to a Vegas goal in a playoff elimination game. Did some others look at that lack of effort and figure "yeah time to give up, head straight to the golf course"? If all the other Jets that quit trying and playing/quit on the team that night weren't injured what excuse do they have?I don't disagree at all, but as a player who constantly was praised for playing through multiple concussions, fractures, and torn ligaments as an example for my teammates, I know that sitting out to heal is viewed as a weakness in hockey. Playing through injury is considered a rally point for the rest of the team and is viewed as a positive. Look at the effort he's giving while being hurt, what excuse do you have? Incredibly we see it here with posters talking about Ehlers' low pain threshold, because he should be playing through the pain and the only reason he isn't is because he's not tough enough.
This is so adorable!Cat is pretty stoked for the start of the season. He thinks it's gonna be a big year. View attachment 750577
Omg what happened to your taint??Taint is gone. Let’s GOOOOO!!!!!
It is interesting how the cap value of 55 is about the same as it was when he signed his last deal and the consensus was its a steal.Lots of anxiety about the length of these deals. They are longer than ideal, but Chevy is likely betting on a rising cap. Based on projections for the cap increase in the next two seasons, and then projecting a 3% rise annually thereafter (which is about what it was pre-Covid), the projected cap hit for Scheifele and Hellebuyck in future years (compared to today's cap) will diminish to less than 7M.
It's hard to know how Scheifele and Hellebuyck will continue to hold up, but they are both very fit athletes that work hard to stay in shape. Neither of them rely exclusively on pure athleticism for success, so they might maintain effectiveness.
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While i totally agree about how we played in game 5 of the playoffs last season i really think the change of personnel done since then the Jets are a more complete team than last season. New players , new captain, new contracts all are reasons , at least to me, to be pretty pumped about this season.Yeah normally it is (viewed as rallying point for a team to have a good player play through injury). But, ,yeah, look at that (lack of) effort that directly lead to a Vegas goal in a playoff elimination game. Did some others look at that lack of effort and figure "yeah time to give up, head straight to the golf course"? If all the other Jets that quit trying and playing/quit on the team that night weren't injured what excuse do they have?
Put another way if most of the Jets didn't care enough to at least try and play hard (and not give up) at the end of the season in the playoffs why should Jets fans care enough to be excited for the start of a new season? Reading about the player extensions last night helped the excitement for a new season a bit but the real test is if and when they make the playoffs. Playoffs are where we, or at least I as a Jets fan, want to see maximum effort win or lose: at least try hard. Don't embarrass yourself as a player and in turn us as Jets fans by simply giving up. That is not acceptable for a pro athlete supposedly playing for a championship.
Not sure if it is this direct of a link. Most of the loss of attendance is due to the cratering of the ST base. The people I know that have dropped their ST's have done so not because they are any less passionate, but rather they are unwilling or no longer able to carry the financial burden anymore in the current economic climate.Gonna bump this thread and say no coincidence ticket sales and little excitement go hand-in-hand.
I'm hearing this as well - and it is $ related.I know ppl who got mini packs instead of seasons. It's completely $$$ related. Sports is the first to go when rent groceries gas etcetera cost of living go up and our wages stay the same
Gonna bump this thread and say no coincidence ticket sales and little excitement go hand-in-hand.
I wonder if home opener attendance might have been better if Schief and Helle had signed a couple of weeks earlier.
No. Probably not. I mean if ppl don't have the excess cash to spend
I usually don't resurrect threads... but I guess JFresh was right.
Not sure anyone saw us entering xmas break with
- Scheifele finding his inner Kopitar
- Pionk dominant
- Ehlers-Scheif-Vilardi as our best 1st line in years
- 14 players on pace for 25+ points - Scheifele on pace for 90 pt season
- Jomo equalling his 'record season'
- DeMelo and Dillon on pace for record scoring seasons
- Names still our 2C at xmas...
- Worst Specials in the league...