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Horner lined up as D for warmup currently…I’d be surprised to see them run 5D. Houben still on the first line and Ekberg listed as basically the 10th forward…
No flu going through this dressing room fyi everyone is healthyThis is an interesting lineup. LEt’s see if it remains that way after the 1st period. Looks sort of like he threw the names in a blender…..
EDIT: I forgot about the flu going through the room a bit. It is possible that some players were bumped down because they may not be feeling all that well.
No flu going through this dressing room fyi everyone is healthy
No flu going through this dressing room fyi everyone is healthy
Couldn’t Mackenzie just covered the puck instead of poking it into traffic out front?Tough way to lose even if the end result is pretty fair given the overall play; not sure if it was apparent on TV but in the arena it was obvious a 4th Kingston skater jumped on the ice for a little twirl before hopping off and the crowd was all over the refs for a too many men call headed right into Kingston’s winning goal with 0.9 seconds left.
Ekberg was back with Pinelli and Foster late when they were down a goal. I thought Ekberg looked ok tonight but he did seem to be fighting the bounces a bit. Whitehead looked pretty good all game long. Still a bit surprised they ran with 5D when Ekberg and Amidovski are just sitting there most of the game while Horner got regular forward shifts.
Korbler (personal)67's down 3-2 late in 3rd
Goal #20 Luca Pinelli (12) scores 3rd 16:44
If everyone is healthy why are we only dressing 16 skaters???
Awful refs tonight Kingston got every callJust listened to the game on my drive to Oshawa.
Was the game as badly officiated as the Ottawa radio play by play guy was saying it was?
It was pretty painfull listening to him complain constantly to the broadcast it really made the game difficult to listen to.
Couldn’t Mackenzie just covered the puck instead of poking it into traffic out front?
Just listened to the game on my drive to Oshawa.
Was the game as badly officiated as the Ottawa radio play by play guy was saying it was?
It was pretty painfull listening to him complain constantly to the broadcast it really made the game difficult to listen to.
Couldn’t Mackenzie just covered the puck instead of poking it into traffic out front?
I think he has been fine? I really have no major complaints about anyone on defence. Brady had a bit of a rocky start to the year but he seems to have settled down and is getting much more regular shifts as a result. Mews seems to be more invested of late (even if he did have a lazy back check or two today that drove me a little crazy). Mayich has been exactly what we expected and Dietsch has looked okay too since returning from injury. This team has scoring issues but their back end has been a pleasant bright spot overall I think.- What's up with Marelli? He's supposed to be one of out stalwarts this year but so far he's been unnoticeable.
I think he has been fine? I really have no major complaints about anyone on defence. Brady had a bit of a rocky start to the year but he seems to have settled down and is getting much more regular shifts as a result. Mews seems to be more invested of late (even if he did have a lazy back check or two today that drove me a little crazy). Mayich has been exactly what we expected and Dietsch has looked okay too since returning from injury. This team has scoring issues but their back end has been a pleasant bright spot overall I think.
No like OMG says Kenny is a big homer and lacks objectivity. But great pbp guy and has a good relationship with all the kids on the team. He's just a good guy who's a fan! Tonight was very well officiated imo. Yeah a few calls were missed but on both sides and the refs were consistent...can't ask for more. Now don't ask me about friday night, the refs did their best to cost us the game.Just listened to the game on my drive to Oshawa.
Was the game as badly officiated as the Ottawa radio play by play guy was saying it was?
It was pretty painfull listening to him complain constantly to the broadcast it really made the game difficult to listen to.
Couldn’t Mackenzie just covered the puck instead of poking it into traffic out front?
Yep agree about Mews. As much as he has frustrated me this year., the last two weeks and especially this weekend he's been great on both sides of the puck. Hopefully it continues and he's over the hump of whatever. The kid has the tools to be dominant.I think he has been fine? I really have no major complaints about anyone on defence. Brady had a bit of a rocky start to the year but he seems to have settled down and is getting much more regular shifts as a result. Mews seems to be more invested of late (even if he did have a lazy back check or two today that drove me a little crazy). Mayich has been exactly what we expected and Dietsch has looked okay too since returning from injury. This team has scoring issues but their back end has been a pleasant bright spot overall I think.
Actually the fact he's not been noticeable is good for a D. He's been a pretty solid steady Eddy imo.67s lose but barely. Better is they came back from 2 down late in the 3rd.
Some notes
- a pretty constant line was Pinellt, Foster, and Houben. A big step up from Korbler i'd say; maybe DC is playing rookies well.
- I'm not sure how long it takes to adjust to a smaller ice but Ekberg isn't adjusting very fast. He's got skill no question just he's not producing much
- What's up with Marelli? He's supposed to be one of out stalwarts this year but so far he's been unnoticeable.
Hey OMG you probably will see me coming a mile away but...I agree with all of this except the Stoney over Gerrior comment. Look we'll likely get a good return on Stoney although lower than previous years due to the market. I'd also be OK to trade Gerrior if we get a good offer.( All things being equal I'd trade Mac not because I don't like him but I've seen enough of Nelson to be ok with him as #1 for this year as we're not a contender anyway, but there is no market for an OA goalie at least for now). Now back to Stoney/ Gerrior if push comes to shove I keep Gerrior. Yes stoney is a better finisher and agitator, but otherwise I think Gerrior brings more to the table for a rebuilding team, do not underestimate his value. His compete is off the charts, important leader by example, solid all around game and Pk guy. Besides I do agree as you mentioned previously we are likely to get more for Stoney as he has rather unique attributes. But Gerrior is worth more to the 67's than what they can likely get.1. No. Trade Mews when the time is right and the package is ideal. It may take until January 1 to get the real package for him because teams looking for a player like Mews may be more willing to part with their ‘08 1st then part with a player that is currently contributing to their team in a positive manner.
2. No. If the most you can get for Stonehouse is a 5th round pick then you say goodbye to Gerrior.
3. No again. If you trade Mews, then only actively try to trade Pinelli, not the others. You don’t want to bottom out badly. All of the others are candidates to return next year as OA’s. We need bodies and the best way to develop the young players is to insulate them with veterans so they can focus on their game and assignments.
You cannot be a bull in a china shop. You have to be flexible and agile when navigating sell-offs. You cannot become the Petes with ZERO wins after 14 games. They are doing nothing to develop their crop they traded for last year. Their ‘07s are now 17 year sold and only one of them is truly making strides forward. That same crop of ‘07s is going to form the nucleus of the veterans players next year and will be the leaders. I doubt they will be ready. They haven’t properly insulated those players.
If Boyd chooses to be a true seller at the deadline, Pinelli is the only must-go player. Obviously, if Mews wants a change of scenery, then try to accommodate. And, yes, we need to remove an OA but the price needs to be right to move the OA that is not your 4th best. When Stonehouse returns, Gerrior is our fourth best OA. If we do not receive valid trade offers for Stonehouse, then Gerrior needs to go. I like Gerrior but it is what it is. Also, if the trade return of Stonehouse is poor, then the contenders aren’t the teams making the offers. That means he wouldn’t be going to a contending team. He’d be going to a middling to lower standings team. It is not like you’d be setting him up for a long playoff run elsewhere as a courtesy.
Hey OMG you probably will see me coming a mile away but...I agree with all of this except the Stoney over Gerrior comment. Look we'll likely get a good return on Stoney although lower than previous years due to the market. I'd also be OK to trade Gerrior if we get a good offer.( All things being equal I'd trade Mac not because I don't like him but I've seen enough of Nelson to be ok with him as #1 for this year as we're not a contender anyway, but there is no market for an OA goalie at least for now). Now back to Stoney/ Gerrior if push comes to shove I keep Gerrior. Yes stoney is a better finisher and agitator, but otherwise I think Gerrior brings more to the table for a rebuilding team, do not underestimate his value. His compete is off the charts, important leader by example, solid all around game and Pk guy. Besides I do agree as you mentioned previously we are likely to get more for Stoney as he has rather unique attributes. But Gerrior is worth more to the 67's than what they can likely get.
ASAP can in fact be the deadline but if a team gives you a deadline offer before the deadline then I think they need to do it.1. No. Trade Mews when the time is right and the package is ideal. It may take until January 1 to get the real package for him because teams looking for a player like Mews may be more willing to part with their ‘08 1st then part with a player that is currently contributing to their team in a positive manner.
2. No. If the most you can get for Stonehouse is a 5th round pick then you say goodbye to Gerrior.
3. No again. If you trade Mews, then only actively try to trade Pinelli, not the others. You don’t want to bottom out badly. All of the others are candidates to return next year as OA’s. We need bodies and the best way to develop the young players is to insulate them with veterans so they can focus on their game and assignments.
You cannot be a bull in a china shop. You have to be flexible and agile when navigating sell-offs. You cannot become the Petes with ZERO wins after 14 games. They are doing nothing to develop their crop they traded for last year. Their ‘07s are now 17 year sold and only one of them is truly making strides forward. That same crop of ‘07s is going to form the nucleus of the veterans players next year and will be the leaders. I doubt they will be ready. They haven’t properly insulated those players.
If Boyd chooses to be a true seller at the deadline, Pinelli is the only must-go player. Obviously, if Mews wants a change of scenery, then try to accommodate. And, yes, we need to remove an OA but the price needs to be right to move the OA that is not your 4th best. When Stonehouse returns, Gerrior is our fourth best OA. If we do not receive valid trade offers for Stonehouse, then Gerrior needs to go. I like Gerrior but it is what it is. Also, if the trade return of Stonehouse is poor, then the contenders aren’t the teams making the offers. That means he wouldn’t be going to a contending team. He’d be going to a middling to lower standings team. It is not like you’d be setting him up for a long playoff run elsewhere as a courtesy.
ASAP can in fact be the deadline but if a team gives you a deadline offer before the deadline then I think they need to do it.
You have a point and I can see that. It will be interesting to see what happens with the Oa'S
I still think if you can get someone to make a good deal for Foster, then you have to look at it. Pinelli may be the goal-scorer, but who knows what a team may want? Putting themon on the market is not the same as trading. Let's see what interest is there so Boyd has a better idea of what he is doing.
I’ve never understood the idea that home commentators should be neutral. The vast majority of fans listening to a 67’s broadcast are cheering for the 67’s so why not pull for them as a commentator?Word of advice. NEVER listen to Kenny Walls. He is a homer clown on the radio. Great at the play by play though. Good voice. All the tools. If he could call a relatively unbiased game and wasn’t constantly critical of the officials, he’d be going somewhere.
I’ve never understood the idea that home commentators should be neutral. The vast majority of fans listening to a 67’s broadcast are cheering for the 67’s so why not pull for them as a commentator?
Dean Brown, on the other hand sounds equally excited when the opposing team scores against the Sens. Not what the vast majority of my friends wan to hear as Ottawa fans.
Kenny is a great character who is highly invested in the team. I’m glad that he’s as passionate pulling for the team as he is.