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He's not relevant in this discussion as we picked Reinbacher. (Mod)
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HF Habs: Out of Town Thread: 2024-2025 season
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Yeah I'm always wary of taking players who have an obvious nickname like The Fresh Bust of Bel Air
Lafleurs Guy
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Folks,
Going forward please put all the Michkov stuff in the Hughes acquisition thread. Those who are upset with us not taking him can vent there.
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Going forward please put all the Michkov stuff in the Hughes acquisition thread. Those who are upset with us not taking him can vent there.
Player Discussion - Most disappointing Hughes Acquisition
I vote Dach. Next is Newhook followed by Barron. In one year Rienbacker and Slaf could be #1 particularly if Wright and Mitchkov continue to play well.
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JT Miller on his way back.
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J.T. Miller update: Canucks star takes a significant step to return from leave of absence
Miller took the game-day skate Tuesday, but isn't playing tonight or talking. He will practise Wednesday, speak and possibly play Thursday.
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Good to hear. Hopefully everything is well and good with JT and he can continue on with his career.JT Miller on his way back.
J.T. Miller update: Canucks star takes a significant step to return from leave of absence
Miller took the game-day skate Tuesday, but isn't playing tonight or talking. He will practise Wednesday, speak and possibly play Thursday.
This summer really felt like the end of the Bruins "aura" to me. There was just so much noise around that team in a way you don't normally see. The E.Lindholm deal in particular just feels like a real turning point in that team's trajectory. In a vacuum it's fine, they needed a C and they paid market value to get one, but it just feels like they settled because they felt like they "needed" to fill that hole. He's fine but he's your #1 guy you've locked in and he's maybe the 25th-40th best C in the league on a year to year basis? Reminds me of when Nashville traded for Turris and gave him that big extension because they were just so desperate for a 2C.
I think last year made them really buy into their own invincibility when they survived without Bergeron and probably made them overlook how weak the supporting cast is around their core. I'm not sure Lindholm, Coyle, Zacha is even better than our center groups from the Desharnais, Plekanec, Eller days. On a longer timescale I think they also bought into their own Bruins Culture bullshit way too much and convinced themselves they'd always be able to find a way to keep things going rather than admitting they got lucky with McAvoy and Pastrnak alongside Bergeron's aging curve and willingness to leave tens of millions on the table.
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The Great Weal
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Must be fun to live with those Lindholm and Zadorov contracts during their mediocrity era.
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I would expect the Bruins to do no more than a retool. They just have too many long term commitments to go full rebuild.
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Hell will freeze over before Jacobs allows an all out rebuild …. now if you’re saying a one year tank job for McKenna, that’s another story…
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you're right; i was just thinking of Arniel's reaction post-game and Frederic's scummy move.
Bruins were pretty quiet with Arber in the lineup
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