Main benefit of Buccigros being the host is it will keep him away from calling games.Hope we get Tocchet back. Ideal intermission:
Host - Buccigross
Panelists: Weekes, Tocchet, Moore/Boucher
If he can’t give a well-informed, defendable opinion, then he shouldn’t be an analyst. Nobody cares about Subban’s personal loyalties. There’s nothing more grating in sports than blind homerism. If you choose to be wrong, than do it into the void, not on a massive platform where you’re paid to give insight.If Nashville had made the playoffs he would have picked them as well. No idea why anyone that listens to him regularly would think he'd pick against his former teams. All the shit this board hates him for, is exactly why they should like him. He is fiercely loyal to his former teams and teammates, as well as the sport.
Please add Steve Levy and Leah Hextall to the "all star" cast at ESPN. Levy is probably on decade 4 of being an absolute joke so you may be very right in your prediciton.Subban and Messier are quite possibly the worst studio analyst duo I’ve seen, for any sport, which is why I’m confident ESPN will continue to trot them out for the next decade minimum
He picked his teams, just like Messier picked Edmonton, Ferraro took the Kings and Callahan took Tampa. Kypreos took Toronto, Almost every former player took their former teams to win round 1.If he can’t give a well-informed, defendable opinion, then he shouldn’t be an analyst. Nobody cares about Subban’s personal loyalties. There’s nothing more grating in sports than blind homerism. If you choose to be wrong, than do it into the void, not on a massive platform where you’re paid to give insight.
I'm gonna be completely honest here: until I saw this post, I forgot Subban played for the Devils.If Nashville had made the playoffs he would have picked them as well. No idea why anyone that listens to him regularly would think he'd pick against his former teams. All the shit this board hates him for, is exactly why they should like him. He is fiercely loyal to his former teams and teammates, as well as the sport.
It was pretty forgettable.I'm gonna be completely honest here: until I saw this post, I forgot Subban played for the Devils.
And all of those analysts suck. Like bottom tier except Ferraro.He picked his teams, just like Messier picked Edmonton, Ferraro took the Kings and Callahan took Tampa. Kypreos took Toronto, Almost every former player took their former teams to win round 1.
Edit: Deleted the rest of the post, sounded too whiney once i re-read it.
Wrong is still wrong. 2/8 in first round picks is pretty bad no matter how you slice it or what the reasoning isWho cares? It's more proof how unpredictably the playoffs are
His only two bad picks were homer picks where he played in MTL and NJ, can't fault him there. He probably picked those with his heart v his head.
A lot of people had the Avs v TB as their final, Ottawa took to Toronto game 6, Kings imploded mid series.
The Subban hate is so annoying lol
Wrong is still wrong. 2/8 in first round picks is pretty bad no matter how you slice it or what the reasoning is
A monkey pressing buttons would do better.The Baketball player Barkley did better than him.
A monkey pressing buttons would do better.
PK Subban's predictions show the idea that "NHLers know more than the average fan" are dubious at best. They're better at PLAYING the game, but it doesn't automatically make every NHL player some sort of hockey genius that analyzes what they're watching on a level none of us regular plebs can't fathom.
Subban and Messier are quite possibly the worst studio analyst duo I’ve seen, for any sport, which is why I’m confident ESPN will continue to trot them out for the next decade minimum