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It's still too much at this point, imo.
It's not that serious
It's still too much at this point, imo.
Sure, but the cynic in me knows that it's just a shameless attempt at making more money.It's not that serious
It's not that serious
A lot of these jerseys have kicked ass, besides the Flyers abominations, and it makes the league more fun. Never seen someone not like MORE jerseys, let alone getting hot and bothered over it.
A lot of these jerseys have kicked ass, besides the Flyers abominations, and it makes the league more fun. Never seen someone not like MORE jerseys, let alone getting hot and bothered over it.
Florida's is the worst and I'll fight you both at the same time.Im not even saying this to be a hater, but the Flyers probably have the worst of the bunch. Its Chuck Fletcher in jersey form.
You’ll have to go through me firstFlorida's is the worst and I'll fight you both at the same time.
yellow eyes.. i swear he had yellow eyes...
Is it possible that our players are so.far behind in tactical training that they cant work in other Systems if they are traded. Or other Teams ask exactly that question before they would trade for our players. Especially the dman? Would Carolina or Toronto trade for Provorov. Is he able to learn modern Systems after he was with all the bad coaches in his career.And we are stuck watching Fletcher and Flahr and Tortorella trying to bring back 2012.
All that offensive pressure? The effective dman activation? That requires putting pucks away from the boards. And not a single person running the Flyers can ponder that without having their brains flash-boil.
It's also the most disappointing/frustrating thing about Hakstol. Back when he was hired, he talked about doing this stuff. He talked a big game that spelled out what would really blatantly be a huge step forward and a great means of shattering the defensive side of the game as it existed then. I was very excited for it. But then when it came time to execute the Big Talk, he did just about the exact opposite of what he preached. Even while having the appropriate talent to make it happen! In fact, that was the kind of player he wanted the least.
If people managing the Flyers had discovered germs in the 19th century, they'd have addressed that issue by coating their hands in feces before performing surgery instead of following through on the clear obvious path.
Chuck's never win a fight.I have Chuck and co pegged as more of Ralphie Parker guys.View attachment 619893
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I cant understand all the "experts" in hockey are soooo suprised NJ is coming along. They grow as a team for years. They add talent with system not with brainfarts. The youth is developing further. Its just a organic growing team and its nothing suprising at all.You're right about him and his 20-21 stats which is why the 21-22 breakout isnt all that surprising (ya boy looked like a genius for it in fantasy). What is crazy though is I was off him this year because I figured he was slightly overvalued, but he just went out and started scoring more. It isn't sh% based either, he's mostly getting more chances
I cant understand all the "experts" in hockey are soooo suprised NJ is coming along. They grow as a team for years. They add talent with system not with brainfarts. The youth is developing further. Its just a organic growing team and its nothing suprising at all.
But they are soooo young and soooo skilled based. They cant win ever. Thats what hockey experts think
While losing pretty much their entire top 4. Depth is a magical thing.I should also say after the early going hand wringing Toronto is back to being an elite team at the 25+ game mark. They’re top ten in every meaningful metric. Their goaltending has been top 5 as well using a combo of Samsonov, Murray, & Kallgren.
Speaking of Toronto...
5th round pick. Sandwiched between Zanetti and Murchison. Leading the OHL in points. 10 points clear of second. He was one of the few OHLers I was confident in after missing an entire season.