Snotbubbles
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If your grandma had wheels, she'd be a bike
And I read that in an Italian voice.
If your grandma had wheels, she'd be a bike
Did this mostly happen when the other goalie was playing?Did you know that Boston gave up more high-danger scoring chances than Ottawa did at 5v5 last year?
When the kings acquired him there was. He was hyped as having “fixed” their goaltending. Then there was hope to resign him but they couldn’t afford it.There was hype on Korpi?
It seems like he's had a pretty ho hum, arguably poor career overall, statistically speaking, and was always significantly outperformed by whoever he was platooning with or backing up in Columbus. He had the season in LA, the rookie season, and one good one in between. The rest appear to be mid to poor even for a backup.
Interesting. I guess he was coming off a decent stretch to start the season and played well in his short time in LA. You guys dodged a bullet imo, many of us Sens fans were not happy with that contract from day 1 and it's played out basically as I assumed it would.When the kings acquired him there was. He was hyped as having “fixed” their goaltending. Then there was hope to resign him but they couldn’t afford it.
I didn’t like it for the Sens either. Said at the time he was a fraud.Interesting. I guess he was coming off a decent stretch to start the season and played well in his short time in LA. You guys dodged a bullet imo, many of us Sens fans were not happy with that contract from day 1 and it's played out basically as I assumed it would.
I felt like I was going crazy looking at the contract terms and analyzing his career. The resume did not match.I didn’t like it for the Sens either. Said at the time he was a fraud.
Yeh. He was toiling in CBJ for many years, had a decent stretch before the TDL and Kings bought the story. But he’s always been mediocre. I think a year before he was traded to Kings he was seen as a bit of a cap dump tookI felt like I was going crazy looking at the contract terms and analyzing his career. The resume did not match.
I wasn't even happy with him being the rumored target, let alone the woofer of a contract that came down.
Jack Campbell 2.0, but at least that guy had the numbers going in to justify it.
Ya, he had 2 of his worst seasons the ones prior to coming over to LA and looked like he might be out of the league soon. Funny how things go.Yeh. He was toiling in CBJ for many years, had a decent stretch before the TDL and Kings bought the story. But he’s always been mediocre. I think a year before he was traded to Kings he was seen as a bit of a cap dump took
Ullmark played for bad Buffalo teams that all missed the playoffs.Ullmark is a product of his environment, that is Bostons defensive system. I don’t think he’ll be near the same goalie in Ottawa. But that’s really not a bad price. Overall a good move for the Sens.
I know this. I said as much in posts after this one. That's a good sign for the Sens that he can stay afloat behind bad defence too. I don't think he'll be Boston good, but still a good move for the Sens.Ullmark played for bad Buffalo teams that all missed the playoffs.
He had a .917 save % with Buffalo.
His career save % is .918, so it wasn't that much higher in Boston. He is 8th all time for goalies. His Buffalo save % has him top 10 all time.
Boston was great defensively his 1st 2 seasons there. Last season, they were average defensively.
Ullmark will give 2.70 and 0.907 for the Sens
Then he'll dip from Ottawa as fast as possible.
Hot take!Korpi puts up significantly better numbers than Ullmark next season.
Ullmark is mid as hell and his stats will crumble under a team like Ottawa.
And if that happens for Korpisalo, as per the rest of his career, he'll come out and stink up the joint for 2 seasons after.Korpi puts up significantly better numbers than Ullmark next season.
Ullmark is mid as hell and his stats will crumble under a team like Ottawa.
what defensive system does boston play again?Interesting. I did not. But I’m not fully bought into that high dangers tracking is all that accurate. But it’s something to be hopeful about as a Sens fan.
Boston doesnt have that great of a defense. And outside of his outlier vezina season, ullmarks other 2 years in boston are right in line with his last 2 years in buffalo where he was a very good goalie.Ullmark is a product of his environment, that is Bostons defensive system. I don’t think he’ll be near the same goalie in Ottawa. But that’s really not a bad price. Overall a good move for the Sens.
Also while ullmarks vezina year was a little of an outlier, his other 2 years in boston are right in line with his last 2 years in buffalo as the starter yet people keep pretending he was a scrub in buffaloNobody ever really builds an argument for Korpisalo turning it around. They just say the words and quote Ottawa being a goalie graveyard as evidence even though they've mostly brought in scrubs and damaged goods.
Staios said upgrading goaltending was the top priority, so I'm glad he used common sense and didn't build his team on a hope and a prayer instead.
From a Boston perspective I can see being upset, but they have their starter anyways, and Korpisalo should theoretically be able to buck up as a clear backup.
He was better that year(even before the kings acquired him) but it was noted that he had been wildly inconsistent in his career.When the kings acquired him there was. He was hyped as having “fixed” their goaltending. Then there was hope to resign him but they couldn’t afford it.
Zone. And a good one at that for many years now.what defensive system does boston play again?
Which is why they give up so many odd man rushes and scoring chances....Zone. And a good one at that for many years now.
Excellent trade by don to get 25 percent retained for korpi . Bob Essensa is a miracle worker to getting goalies back on track . 3 million back up is the going prices these days anyways. The 1st is sweet and kastelic can be a physical presence on that 4th line. If linus leaves Ottawa in a year this deal looks even more solid.