Curufinwe
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Friedman said he bet that sequence got all the nipples hard in the Detroit management suite.
Should have hit with the "too small"Friedman said he bet that sequence got all the nipples hard in the Detroit management suite.
Flyers off-season plan foiled
Could argue it started the chain of events that cost us drafting Buium too (we don't need Buium, we already have Drysdale!)
Worst Flyers trade of the last 2 decades when you account for the ripples it caused, pretty easily.
The worst ripple effect trade of this century was trading a 1st round pick for Steve Eminger, allowing the Capitals to draft John Carlson, a hall of fame right handed defenseman that we were looking for. If anyone is still here from that day, that was 10x as visceral as passing on Buium. They later went all in to Pronger and after he got hurt, are still chasing that one.
Caps were going to not qualify Eminger too. They could've had him for nothing a week later. But Holmgren hated working in the open market.Hated that immediately and yelled at the tv, especially when a rival drafted the guy I wanted with the very next pick. Just awful.
Reminds me of something Ole Anderson once told Jim Cornette: "Jim, I used to think you were a dumb f*** but so many other dumb f***s have come along since that you moved up the ladder without even trying."I always love being told, in a 32 team league, that we should feel better as a fanbase because someone has screwed up somewhere in the vicinity of where we have, especially when using a small sample size to boost the proof. Makes me feel much better about my favourite team being a floater in the toilet for so long.
Beyond mind boggling.Caps were going to not qualify Eminger too. They could've had him for nothing a week later. But Holmgren hated working in the open market.
Both his goals were nice shotsNice one timer by Giroux to give the Sens a chance late vs the Avs
Sanheim made it clear he prefers the right side, once he got used to it.
Some players prefer their off side (Giroux for example).
"Sanheim has said that the switch has helped him see the ice better in the offensive zone."
That's a blanket statement and a false one.Saying he sees the offensive zone better does not equate to a preference to the right side. Everyone sees the offensive zone better on their off-side. No shit. That's some Introduction To Hockey 101 level crap.
He's playing RD because the Flyers have no first or second pair RD. The ones they have are 3rd pair or worse. Remember how they threw York out on RD his first year, clearly out of absolute desperation? This was before Sanheim was ever tried at RD.
Sanheim is and always was a LD.
Sanheim hasn't played on the left the last 2 seasons? Or am I forgetting something.Sanheim has played better the last two seasons on his right side, that goal last night was an example how he's learned to use that to his advantage. Doesn't mean he can't play well on the left side, but to say he's a LHD is simply wrong.
That's a blanket statement and a false one.
One reason you shuffle lines and pairs is to see who is one side dominant and who is comfortable playing both sides.
Sanheim has played better the last two seasons on his right side, that goal last night was an example how he's learned to use that to his advantage. Doesn't mean he can't play well on the left side, but to say he's a LHD is simply wrong.