he's signed for $870K which is 70-100K more than Boqvist, Brown, Greer and Lauko and about 50K less than Beecher. So if he takes a spot from any of those guys it's minimal change to the cap. If they think he can play a top 6 role things get pretty interesting.not getting ahead of myself as I "think" how things will play out is Poitras will get a look within the 10 game window and then is returned to the OHL BUT, let`s say, he simply makes it impossible for the brass to send him down, what does that do for the lineup, cap space, contracts etc...? if anything
Everyone stop being happy and make sure not to forget bad things that happened in the past!A bit early to start etching his HoF plaque with a grand total of 0 NHL games played. I remember when people were doing victory laps when Senyshyn scored 40 in OHL. Lets see if he turns into a regular player first. He certainly seems to have better hockey brain than most of the failed prospects in the past few years, which is promising.
Guess Bruins hit a HR here or least a doubleWas this kid not projected like 20 picks later
Excitement = etching his name into the HoF? Would love to see the work behind that math.A bit early to start etching his HoF plaque with a grand total of 0 NHL games played. I remember when people were doing victory laps when Senyshyn scored 40 in OHL. Lets see if he turns into a regular player first. He certainly seems to have better hockey brain than most of the failed prospects in the past few years, which is promising.
Tighten up moose - it's ok to be happy for the kid doing well so far.A bit early to start etching his HoF plaque with a grand total of 0 NHL games played. I remember when people were doing victory laps when Senyshyn scored 40 in OHL. Lets see if he turns into a regular player first. He certainly seems to have better hockey brain than most of the failed prospects in the past few years, which is promising.
I'm certainly not expecting a hall of fame career, but I am pleased he stepped up with the opportunity. I'm in wait and see mode because this sort of buzz is generally only reserved for our good-uns so ....there's a chance he will be ok?A bit early to start etching his HoF plaque with a grand total of 0 NHL games played. I remember when people were doing victory laps when Senyshyn scored 40 in OHL. Lets see if he turns into a regular player first. He certainly seems to have better hockey brain than most of the failed prospects in the past few years, which is promising.
That would be a good problem to have as center is probably our shakiest position and Poitras natural position is center. We'll figure out the cap thing if it comes to that but if Poitras is the real deal, you make room for that 870k. That's only 1.05% of the total cap space.not getting ahead of myself as I "think" how things will play out is Poitras will get a look within the 10 game window and then is returned to the OHL BUT, let`s say, he simply makes it impossible for the brass to send him down, what does that do for the lineup, cap space, contracts etc...? if anything
think you are right too and I have no issues with that, he doesn`t strike me as the kind of kid who`ll pout going back to the OHLThat would be a good problem to have as center is probably our shakiest position and Poitras natural position is center. We'll figure out the cap thing if it comes to that but if Poitras is the real deal, you make room for that 870k. That's only 1.05% of the total cap space.
It's more likely that Poitras gets sent down to develop more with his OHL team after his cup of coffee is done but I'd love for him to play so well that he actually gives the brass reasons to keep him up with the big club.
Pretty sure not a single person is using your inane hyperbole.A bit early to start etching his HoF plaque with a grand total of 0 NHL games played. I remember when people were doing victory laps when Senyshyn scored 40 in OHL. Lets see if he turns into a regular player first. He certainly seems to have better hockey brain than most of the failed prospects in the past few years, which is promising.
I'd give him 9 too, to give him a taste. But that's it for me. Kid needs another year of growing to last a full NHL season and the last thing I want to see is him miss time to a concussion at age 19..I think he held his own once again. He gets those 9 games, no hesitation. After that? Who knows.