FinnHab
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So, Leafs think that same entitled and pansy core with a new coach is recipe for success? This feels like deja vu. And result will be the same if they dont get superb goaltending…
So, Leafs think that same entitled and pansy core with a new coach is recipe for success? This feels like deja vu. And result will be the same if they dont get superb goaltending…
*lol my bad dudeIf I'm Edmonton, I let both players walk. The Oilers are a top heavy team and can't afford to overpay depth players. To replace them, roll the dice on rookies or pick up plugs on waivers.
OH figs new captain is pumped to do just thatEven if they do - they can't score in the playoffs.
They don't have da karakter.OH figs new captain is pumped to do just that
My god, if this is how strongly you feel about Holloway and Broberg, I'd like to see what you'd write it we were discussing McDavid and Draisatl instead!Lol well.. THATs not happening..
This is a franchise that just had 4 1st overall picks and got Draisatl with a 3rd overall pick..
And the best they can do apparently is at least a Cup Final
You want them to let them... walk..?
So they can try to get... more 1st ov down the road...?
Ask the Oilers themselves, 1st ov picks might come around more often than you think when you stink
But McDavids come once every 30 years..
They'll do everything they can to try to keep him
And should McD and Drai ever do leave , well you'll never see Oilers in a Cup Final maybe ever again
(Not that I really care tho lol)
They had one of the worst dcorps in the entire league and poor goaltending. Tanev is a huge upgrade and if OEL plays like he did last season he will also represent a significant upgrade. I still hope they fall on their collective faces and agree that they are not good enough to win a cup but they have definitely improved.So, Leafs think that same entitled and pansy core with a new coach is recipe for success? This feels like deja vu. And result will be the same if they dont get superb goaltending…
Who did they bring in for goaltending?They had one of the worst dcorps in the entire league and poor goaltending. Tanev is a huge upgrade and if OEL plays like he did last season he will also represent a significant upgrade. I still hope they fall on their collective faces and agree that they sre not good enough to win a cup but they have definitely improved.
TML scored 5 vs Tampa two years ago to go up 3-1 in that series. Since that game, 14 games vs TB, Flo, Bos, 26 goals scored. One game with 3 goals and every other game they scored 1 or 2. Captain Ron Jeremy is almost a GPG player on his own in the regular season but the team cannot manage 2 per game in the PO.Overall yes, but re-watch the last time our boys beat them. Campbell let in a few weak (untimely) goals that definitely must have deflated them. Their goaltending lacks consistency.
Yes definitely number three has been a killer. But don't overlook number one. Until they can improve their defense. I still don't think they have. Their offense will have to score at a regular season pace, in the playoffs. Which from what we've seen. It's probably not possible for them to do so.
Agreed, without even looking at stats. Nylander has visually been their best playoff performer.
Who did they bring in for goaltending?
Having all that high priced talent with unproven goal tending doesn't appear to be a smart strategy. Woll could become solid but no gauranteeWoll and Stolarz.
Woll is better than Samsonov but he never stays healthy.
Having all that high priced talent with unproven goal tending doesn't appear to be a smart strategy. Woll could become solid but no gaurantee
And evidently he is very availableNot sure if Askarov is really a sure-bet NHL goalie (didn’t watch him) but if he’s legit he’s the kind of player they should be targeting instead of rolling the dices each year with dubious goalies.
I'm really not sure what has happened with Askarov.And evidently he is very available
Signing Wedgewood to back up Saros tells me they don't see Askarov as part of any Nashville future.I'm really not sure what has happened with Askarov.
If he is as good as all that initial hype trying to move him seems like a loss at 22 years of age.
That Saros contract was a real head scratcher.
The Preds think they can win now I guess but I just don't see them coming out of the west.
Does anyone think he can now be traded for something better than 11th overall?
Not sure if Askarov is really a sure-bet NHL goalie (didn’t watch him) but if he’s legit he’s the kind of player they should be targeting instead of rolling the dices each year with dubious goalies.
It's weird and nobody has ever said anything negative about health and or any other personal issues.Signing Wedgewood to back up Saros tells me they don't see Askarov as part of any Nashville future.
It's weird and nobody has ever said anything negative about health and or any other personal issues.
Can anyone think of a team giving up on such a high pick/prospect at his age?
I don't think people were super surprised his name was out there at the draft in Nashville.
The fact that no one pulled the trigger led me to believe he would have more value staying put and graduating.
No rispek.
It's weird and nobody has ever said anything negative about health and or any other personal issues.
Can anyone think of a team giving up on such a high pick/prospect at his age?
I don't think people were super surprised his name was out there at the draft in Nashville just because.
The fact that no one pulled the trigger led me to believe he would have more value staying put and graduating.
at end of season 32 Thoughts, they said Preds are concerned with Askarov’s inability to rebound from a bad goal / period / game - that he gets too caught up in his own head, and a good goalie shakes it off quicklyIt's weird and nobody has ever said anything negative about health and or any other personal issues.
Can anyone think of a team giving up on such a high pick/prospect at his age?
I don't think people were super surprised his name was out there at the draft in Nashville just because.
The fact that no one pulled the trigger led me to believe he would have more value staying put and graduating.