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Ooh a mystery box.Who knows, that 2027 third round pick might end being a good sized center that can play in the NHL. Maybe even a player along the lines of, oh I don’t know, maybe Juuso Paarssinen.
Ooh a mystery box.Who knows, that 2027 third round pick might end being a good sized center that can play in the NHL. Maybe even a player along the lines of, oh I don’t know, maybe Juuso Paarssinen.
No I did not hate the puck because it made sense. Develop the replacment for Saros.Core: Forsberg, Josi, Saros
Secondary: March, Stamkos, Skjei
Prospects: next gen...
It's not hard to identify our next core group
Didn't you hate the Askarov pick? Because we drafted Finley in 99?
At least we still have Emma telling fans how to view a trade
Emma is trying to explain the inexplicable, which is both difficult and absurd.How is everyone on this board not creating a Twitter account to set the record straight? This is why Nashville is the sports market it is. Only this city would let the media we have create the narrative it does. An absolute joke.
“A GREAT TRADE”, they say!
I sort of let her have it.How is everyone on this board not creating a Twitter account to set the record straight? This is why Nashville is the sports market it is. Only this city would let the media we have create the narrative it does. An absolute joke.
“A GREAT TRADE”, they say!
TBH with this group I don't think it would matter, they see and hear what they want to see and hear and everyone else they just slap the " don't know hockey " tag on. Trotz got a ton of pressure from the outside, even some of the local media to fire Brunette and he brushed it off like it didn't exist.How is everyone on this board not creating a Twitter account to set the record straight? This is why Nashville is the sports market it is. Only this city would let the media we have create the narrative it does. An absolute joke.
“A GREAT TRADE”, they say!
I think most sports media are useless at this point. They rely on access to generate the clicks to keep ad revenue up. If they rock the boat they lose that level of access and serve no purpose to their publisher. A Helene Elliott or Larry Brooks could get away with it because they are institutions and will walk/have walked away at any point, but Emma, Alex, etc.. are just going to toe the line and try to spin the scraps they get (and the org isn't going to answer any "tough" questions anyway).TBH with this group I don't think it would matter, they see and hear what they want to see and hear and everyone else they just slap the " don't know hockey " tag on. Trotz got a ton of pressure from the outside, even some of the local media to fire Brunette and he brushed it off like it didn't exist.
It doesn't matter what we think or even what the media says when the GM can pretty much do whatever he wants and the owners go along with it.
The only thing that may lead them to change direction is for people to stop going to games, to stop buying Preds products, and stop supporting their sponsors. Maybe that will do it, but I'm not even convinced that would get this group of owners off their asses and actually do something for once.
hes already proved to be a 40 pt 2nd line center in 2022-2023I don't say this lightly: I'm really curious to watch how Parsnip develops with MacKinnon and Colton mentoring him. Those are two guys who can really level up Parsnip IMHO.
I believe he will be a 40pt third line center. At most, but that's more than likely better than our 3rd round pick will turn out to be.
Evangelista is next. Mark my words.
Speaking of revenue, the Sabres long, slow tanking has impacted their attendance, which has steadily and continuously declined as the tank drags on and on. And Buffalo is an old hockey town. But even with that pressure, it's not like Pegula can flip a light switch on and instantly improve the team and put butts back in the seats. It's still a huge mess and an unattractive losing destination for free agents, coaches, ... on down to hot dog vendors. In short, if you wait for fans to disappear at big levels, you've already missed the boat and the rebuild curve looks exponentially more difficult.I think most sports media are useless at this point. They rely on access to generate the clicks to keep ad revenue up. If they rock the boat they lose that level of access and serve no purpose to their publisher. A Helene Elliott or Larry Brooks could get away with it because they are institutions and will walk/have walked away at any point, but Emma, Alex, etc.. are just going to toe the line and try to spin the scraps they get (and the org isn't going to answer any "tough" questions anyway).
As you say the only potential accountability will come if the org starts seeing hits to revenue...and that's going to be a bit of a slow burn.
He retired. He got old.I feel bad for you preds fans. I remember 10 years of Marc Bergevin as GM. He was a bad GM. I just don't understand whats Barry Trotz do since the beginning of his tenure... you deserving better. David Poile was a master GM. Can't believe, he left. Where is he??
He’s a member of the Preds managements staff.I feel bad for you preds fans. I remember 10 years of Marc Bergevin as GM. He was a bad GM. I just don't understand whats Barry Trotz do since the beginning of his tenure... you deserving better. David Poile was a master GM. Can't believe, he left. Where is he??
I mean I'm not real sure just how much he is involved. I can't believe if he was having that much input some of these decisions would be made.He’s a member of the Preds managements staff.
All of which doesn't mean a thing when you have our record.And of course he comes back with, they're the best PK'ers on the team on the best PK in the league. So easy.
Left a comment or 2How is everyone on this board not creating a Twitter account to set the record straight? This is why Nashville is the sports market it is. Only this city would let the media we have create the narrative it does. An absolute joke.
“A GREAT TRADE”, they say!
He's an advisor. From the looks of things, cricket noises are also advisors.He’s a member of the Preds managements staff.
II mean I'm not real sure just how much he is involved. I can't believe if he was having that much input some of these decisions would be made.
He has a title, he comes out and waves occasionally, and then goes back home.lI’d wager that he and his
I’d wager Poile is still heavily involved with the team. I think the only reason he “retired” is that he saw the writing on the wall with a new ownership group coming in, so he retires and pretty much “picks” his successor in Trotz. Not one upper management team member was changed in the “transition” from Poile to Trotz. His name, should we had won one, would have been on the Cup. To me, this management team is just an extension of the Poile regime. Poile was playing some 4D chess during the transition.I mean I'm not real sure just how much he is involved. I can't believe if he was having that much input some of these decisions would be made.
He has a title, he comes out and waves occasionally, and then goes back home.
An “advisor” that is still listed on the management team staff.He's an advisor. From the looks of things, cricket noises are also advisors.
I'd bet he isn't as involved as you imagine. Poile retired because he didn't want to mess with rebuilding another roster which he knew needed a complete overhaul. If he was all that invested in being that involved he never would have retired to start with.I
I’d wager Poile is still heavily involved with the team. I think the only reason he “retired” is that he saw the writing on the wall with a new ownership group coming in, so he retires and pretty much “picks” his successor in Trotz. Not one upper management team member was changed in the “transition” from Poile to Trotz. His name, should we had won one, would have been on the Cup. To me, this management team is just an extension of the Poile regime. Poile was playing some 4D chess during the transition.
An “advisor” that is still listed on the management team staff.
An advisor that now takes vacations during the hockey season. The roster moves are all Trotz and completely out of the norm of David Poile.An “advisor” that is still listed on the management team staff.
I'll put it this way. If I'm the boss of Poile and Trotz in the current configuration, I'd call them each individually into my office for 1 on 1 meetings. I already know the answers. Still I ask them for their honest assessment of how things are going with our product. Each of them is required to answer that question with a medium to long term plan or I'm ticked off. Additionally, I ask Poile for an honest assessment of how Barry is doing. If I don't get the right answer and complete transparency, Poile is gone and Barry is pushing the cart with their boxes right out the door with him.An “advisor” that is still listed on the management team staff.