OneSharpMarble
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More points than the Bourque superstar.
Oh snap Bourque is now tied with your love child! That didn't take long.
More points than the Bourque superstar.
Oh snap Bourque is now tied with your love child! That didn't take long.
At this point I think you'll win our bet. Bourque is playing much better this year.
Bad:
Kaberle trade
Losing Pouliot and a few others for nothing
Keeping Gill over Wisniewski or Hamrlik
Honestly, his hockey moves were actually decent when you look at it. Nothing great overall, but he made some good moves that are helping the team now.
He just ran the team in a completely bizarre manner with ridiculous secrecy and then a total lack of class.
Oh snap Bourque is now tied with your love child! That didn't take long.
Nothing like a good old fashioned Gauthier thread. It's always worth a chuckle or two.
At this point I think you'll win our bet. Bourque is playing much better this year.
Gauthier isn't coming back.
I've been saying this the whole time. The guy made good moves, he just had a disastrous injury ravaged year cost him. I mean he is responsible for a lot of the good things going on with this team right now. From going against the majority and keeping Price over Halak, to resigning Markov and bringing over Emelin and Diaz.Honestly, his hockey moves were actually decent when you look at it. Nothing great overall, but he made some good moves that are helping the team.
[...]Gotta give credit where it's due.
Bad:
Kaberle trade
Losing Pouliot and a few others for nothing
Keeping Gill over Wisniewski or Hamrlik
Some decent moves but I'm so glad he's gone.
i don't think anybody, anywhere, misses him. his mom probably hates him too
First, regardless of whether or not the trade was good, you have to agree that trading him during the game is the right move. Cammalleri is an elite injury player. He missed 16 games in 2011-2012, 15 games in 2010-2011, 17 games in 2009-2019, 19 games in 2007-08. Once you have a deal in place for Cammalleri that you think is good, you have to trade him, or you risk not being able to trade him at all.
Sure, Gauthier could have waited until the deadline to bid up that price, but there was a solid possibility Cammalleri could have become untradeable due to yet another injury. Once you have a satisfactory deal in place, you move imo.
Second, it's a good trade. We're getting a high second rounder in a deep draft. We're getting Patrick Holland who is equivalent to a 2nd rounder imo, and Rene Bourque is a decent gamble. I'd rather do the trade without Bourque involved, but maybe it was required. It must be very hard to unload a contract with a lot of term for an overpaid player.
Cammalleri is a player who is a 1st liner on a bad team and a 2nd liner on a good team. At 6 million dollars, he won't be a hot commodity.
Soon people will be crediting that trade to Bergevin, because he's a genius and does no wrong.
Gill signed for, what? 2.5M? A little bit less than the awful contract by Wisniewski.
I love Hamrlik, but his time here was done.
James Wisniewski signed for Columbus for 5 years @ 6.5 million per.
That doesn't mean it would have cost that much to keep him here. If we had offered him a contract before dealing his rights that he had found satisfactory, he might have stayed here rather than test the market, as he did with Columbus. It's not like he knew Columbus would offer 33 million over 5 years.
Yees, but it's better to keep a rental if he fits, see Los Angeles and Jeff Carter, or Boston with Rick Peverley.
I've been saying this the whole time. The guy made good moves, he just had a disastrous injury ravaged year cost him. I mean he is responsible for a lot of the good things going on with this team right now. From going against the majority and keeping Price over Halak, to resigning Markov and bringing over Emelin and Diaz.
Gotta give credit where it's due.
He will be in the NHL longer than Cammy.