Agent Zuuuub
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Good. I think Brady has pretty good vision, he just doesn't use it enough when he's so single minded about shooting.
Confirmed Signing with Link: [OTT] Brady Tkachuk re-signs with Senators (7 years, $8.205714M AAV)
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Good. I think Brady has pretty good vision, he just doesn't use it enough when he's so single minded about shooting.
The Devilish Buffoon
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The coaching staff asked him to shoot more, I mean. After his rookie season. Told him to put it on net whenever he has a look.
As we add more skill, I am sure he will reign it in (like he did in his rookie season)
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One thing about these Brady Tkachuk debates, I wonder if people are actually taking in consideration that he has so far played in the NHL in his 19, 20 and 21 y/o seasons. And not only that, he didn't have great linemates consistently as it was on a 100% rebuilding team. Outside of Mark Stone during his rookie year and before the deadline, the other best players he had were pure rookies.
I mean, if you're not massively taking this in consideration when talking about Brady stats, you're just doing it wrong.
Don't care much about Tkachuk debates, I mean the guy is big enough to defend himself but I was wondering about what the bolded means.
After getting back a NHL team in 1992-93, Ottawa had 4-5 really hard years (made the playoffs the 5th year though) building from scratch (not comparable to recent expansions) but after that, they had a 20 years stretch (1997-98 to 2016-17) with these results :
784-528-77-135 for 1 780 pts in 1524 GP (0.584 P%) which is good for 5th overall in the NHL during these 20 years
Some playoffs success too but more average and no Cup (2 ECF and 1 SCF)
They went into a scorched earth rebuild since 2017-18 so maybe you meant in these last few years?
I mean, if you're not massively taking this in consideration when talking about Brady stats, you're just doing it wrong.
Don't care much about Tkachuk debates, I mean the guy is big enough to defend himself but I was wondering about what the bolded means.
After getting back a NHL team in 1992-93, Ottawa had 4-5 really hard years (made the playoffs the 5th year though) building from scratch (not comparable to recent expansions) but after that, they had a 20 years stretch (1997-98 to 2016-17) with these results :
784-528-77-135 for 1 780 pts in 1524 GP (0.584 P%) which is good for 5th overall in the NHL during these 20 years
Some playoffs success too but more average and no Cup (2 ECF and 1 SCF)
They went into a scorched earth rebuild since 2017-18 so maybe you meant in these last few years?
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swiftwin
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Wrong. AAV is completely irrelevant unless you are up against the cap. The Sens aren't close to the cap, and won't be any time soon. By the time they are close to the cap, the cap will be much higher, and Brady's AAV will be a much smaller percentage of the team's salary at a point where he will be at the peak of his career. That's the whole reason the Sens were so insistent on a long term contract... In order to eat more AAV in first few years, and get a bargain in the later years when Brady is at his peak, and the team is a contender.
Deep Blue Metallic
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First off.. TMI. Second.. It's 2021 ffs. If it makes them happy I wish them all the best.
I'm really trying to imagine Brady ever being so good that $8.2057m comes off as a bargain, and it makes my head hurt straining to see it.
Getting him to stay there for 7 years was the coup. Of course they were going to have to overpay a bit. They bought some of his prime UFA years while the cap will be on the rise. It was the right move for the sens. They are putting together a solid squad and are banking on Tkachuk being a big part of it.
This isn’t a typical sens move. Usually they do t even like to pay their own guys. Congrats sens fans. Future looks bright.
Ott is going thru a full blown rebuild. It’s not accelerated by much. The aren’t going to attract the Panarins/Matthews/etc In Free agency.
It’s vital that they keep the guys they draft instead of the cycle of just trading them away when they develop and need to get paid.
A lot of this contract is predicated on what Tkachuk will do for the sens rather then what he’s done up to this point. Add to that the fact that he’s likely not going anywhere for 7 more years and it’s not as bad as most think.
The Karlsson trade was the only real stroke of luck the sens got. No one saw Norris and Batherson developing into the players they are now, and this fast. Plus the pick being top 3 to grab Stutzle. It was huggggee. Sens are a good drafting team but that trade put them at least 2 years ahead of schedule imo.
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NyQuil
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Because he’s pacing at 40 goals and 78 points while hitting and shooting a lot.
Good for him and a great 20 games! We all know the first 30 games of a 8 year contract is the most important part. How’s that translating for wins for you guys?
Very, very weird flex.
NyQuil
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No need to be so salty just because your initial take is looking bad.
We all make mistakes. Adults admit them.
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So far, so good.
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You’re flexing on 20 games of an eight year contract
One a team that’s embarrassing themselves (again). You’re just asking for a cold streak.
NyQuil
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You’re flexing on 20 games of an eight year contract
I’m just checking in on his progress against your projection.
Clearly exceeding expectations and that’s a good news story for everyone.
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I'll be ecstatic if the Flames can get older brother Matthew to sign for the same term and amount.
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A lot of money to pay for a 45p guy.. bear in mind Aho gets the same and Drai only a bit more. Tkachuk is a few tiers below them so what can we say. A very, very strange deal from the Senators.
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That's nbwingsfans MO, unfortunately. Post bad takes and then aggressively defend them to the death.
This is just another example.
NyQuil
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He’s already half way there after playing 20 games.
Diamonddog01
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You’re flexing on 20 games of an eight year contract
I don’t think the Sens are the ones embarrassing themselves here…
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You’re flexing on 20 games of an eight year contract
Why do you seem so salty and mad?
Are you always this confrontational or just when you arguments aren't going your way?
I have a weird feeling you'll quote me without actually addressing the specific questions I just asked you.
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Draisitl is in year 3 of his contract, and a lot thought it was overpayment then, not so much now.
I am neither salty nor mad. I get quite an enjoyment of out you guys trying to boast over a 20 game sample of a ~650 game sample like it means anything. Especially when you’re the bottom of the barrel in the NHL again
