the dog
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Well if the team is “excellent” as DE insists, then THIS is the year to go all in I guess. An “excellent” team is what an OHL GM adds pieces to for a championship run.Very hot today... But what do you think is going to happen at the trade deadline @Dogs Enthusiast ? Do you think he's going to push his chips to the center of the table, or just call?
I'm more curious to see what the more enlightened fans like @Dogs Enthusiast and @Countyview have to say. I could easily predict what a fellow naysayer would suggest, but let's hear from the real team authorities, get their predictions in print.Well if the team is “excellent” as DE insists, then THIS is the year to go all in I guess. An “excellent” team is what an OHL GM adds pieces to for a championship run.
#JettLuchanko
While i tend to agree with much of what you say, they are still just opinions. I would prefer to wait to see results a year or two down the road before I take myself too seriously.Well if the team is “excellent” as DE insists, then THIS is the year to go all in I guess. An “excellent” team is what an OHL GM adds pieces to for a championship run.
#JettLuchanko
Actually, I was referring to all cut backs that we have seen over DD's three seasons, player educational packages trades, recruitment issues, scouting staff, draft (US players), import signings, media/scout area presentation, bus meals, etc... not just specifically to the arena (e.g., game day presentation, donation 2.00 vouchers promo 500% increase to $10.00) are all 100% on DD. Since day one, DD came in an immediately cut cost! 100's of STH who saw this simply refuse to support that. He needs to spend money to make money in this market
And it never ends...a few more front office employees are no longer with the IceDogs. DD will now assume the job of billet coordinator to add to owner/GM. wtf
Just for the record I completely 100% agree with what you’ve written in this post!While i tend to agree with much of what you say, they are still just opinions. I would prefer to wait to see results a year or two down the road before I take myself too seriously.
I hope they continue to play well this year and that they do not sustain any injuries. Our depth is not great and I hope it does not get tested. I just don't see how this team performs without Flores and I don't know how they replace him next year with the draft pick capital we have. Only time will tell.
Respectfully, you are so completely out of touch with what has transpired over each of the last three years.> recruitment issues,
Have you seen our roster?
> import signings,
Our current import is fantastic
Very hot today... But what do you think is going to happen at the trade deadline @Dogs Enthusiast ? Do you think he's going to push his chips to the center of the table, or just call?
Outside of the shit show situation that was Gabriel Eliasson things have been going really well since the end of last seasonRespectfully, you are so completely out of touch with what has transpired over each of the last year.
Respectfully, you are so completely out of touch with what has transpired over each of the last three years.
Nice. Finally getting a little respect.Power ranking # 6 in OHL
I would soft sell with shedding guys like Levin and Robertson if the price is right as I just see no way they OA for us. Robertson deserves a look by someone who will actually play him. Would only buy an 06 or 07 you know that’s staying next year+I will not be happy if we trade away a top player just to have a shot at losing to the West champion this year. I would rather go for it next year. Maybe add a little depth this year, nothing crazy.
No. You are completely out of touch. Not many on here would disagree. Your defence of the IceDogs import situation alone is laughable! Their recruitment issues have been and are still a major concern. How can you say you follow this team and not know what everyone in Niagara and the OHL in general know.LOL, I follow the IceDogs as close as any other fan. I am far from out of touch.
Roobroeck has played well this year. His play has improved in the defensive zone and his skating has dramatically improved from last year. Wassilyn has been a stat machine but is invisible in the defensive zone. I hope they give him time and use Roobroeck as an example of how improving your play in the defensive zone will improve your offensive numbers...Wassilyn could also use some power skating sessions.> Your defence of the IceDogs import situation alone is laughable!
Defending it by pointing out that our current import is stellar.
> Their recruitment issues
We got Roebroeck and Wassilyn to sign and show up. Both were very highly ranked players.
I have neither the strength or desire to detail the problems again regarding imports and recruitment issues alone for you because you just don’t seem to understand or want to understand the problems right in front of you.> Your defence of the IceDogs import situation alone is laughable!
Defending it by pointing out that our current import is stellar.
> Their recruitment issues
We got Roebroeck and Wassilyn to sign and show up. Both were very highly ranked players.
Roobroeck has played well this year. His play has improved in the defensive zone and his skating has dramatically improved from last year. Wassilyn has been a stat machine but is invisible in the defensive zone. I hope they give him time and use Roobroeck as an example of how improving your play in the defensive zone will improve your offensive numbers...Wassilyn could also use some power skating sessions.
I have neither the strength or desire to detail the problems again regarding imports and recruitment issues alone for you because you just don’t seem to understand or want to understand the problems right in front of you.
Niagara IceDogs – up six spots to #6 this week
The Dogs went 3-0 on the road last week, defeating North Bay, Sault Ste, Marie and Sudbury while scoring 21 goals over three games. Sophomore forwards Ryan Roobroeck (4-5–9) and Ethan Czata (5-4–9) both racked up nine points on the trip while Kevin He (3-5–8) had eight. The IceDogs sit tied with Barrie atop the Central Division standings.