JoeSakic13
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There’s no way that Rantanen doesn’t pick up his game once he finds more chemistry with the Canes lineup, but Necas fitting in so well right away in Colorado could actually have him finish ahead in points.
Not surprising to see Rantanen's point production slowing down since he's no longer playing with MacKinnon.
The good news for Carolina is hopefully it lowers his value
There’s no way that Rantanen doesn’t pick up his game once he finds more chemistry with the Canes lineup, but Necas fitting in so well right away in Colorado could actually have him finish ahead in points.
norovirus suckssss.Norovirus ran rampant through the Canes locker room right after the trade. Many guys still deeling with the effects.
I would say let's see how the come back from the break when health and get some practices in together
Yeah, problem is he needs to be Batman in Carolina lol. Like you said, rants needs to be your 2nd or 3rd best player. If he’s your highest paid player, expect dissapointment. It’s kinda like kessel and stamkos. They were like 4th/5th best player on their respective cup teams. Rants can be a good robin, just make sure he isn’t paid more then Batman!
Guys the norovirus shit was going on like 2 weeks ago. It doesn't last more than a few days in your system. It's convenient as an explanation though, for sure.
Gotcha, so at what point is it acceptable to discuss their play on the ice without couching it in "their tummies hurt"The worst of it happened last Saturday, and guys were still missing games because of it on Tuesday. So even when you’re trying to downplay the effects, you still have the facts wrong.
Honestly, the largest effect is likely to be the increase in ice time and the change of offensive philosophy. Necas fits the Avs transition game so well.The MacK effect is going to loom large here.
Gotcha, so at what point is it acceptable to discuss their play on the ice without couching it in "their tummies hurt"
Can you just answer the question instead of playing victim or whatever this is?Again, you try to downplay the effects, but when half the players are literally throwing up between shifts (as was the case last Saturday), that's going to take some time to recover from and get back to 100%. Especially when the recovery time tables aren't the same. One player may be recovered, but if their linemate is still half a step slower, that still f***s up the line.
Not that you really care about any of this. You're obviously more interested in disparaging the trade, for whatever reason.
Gotcha, so at what point is it acceptable to discuss their play on the ice without couching it in "their tummies hurt"
Not the insane trade by the Avs people thought it was. Proactive move, people really slept on Necas.
Can you just answer the question instead of playing victim or whatever this is?
The best part is the Canes fans talking about how they feared Necas might not be a good fit in Colorado, like wtf.
Worst case of stomach virus known to manAwww, are you mad that you got called out? Well, let's put our thinking caps on and try and figure out if there's some kind of break coming up that has most of the players not playing hockey and, thus, can focus on recovering. Do you know if such a thing exists?
Again, you try to downplay the effects, but when half the players are literally throwing up between shifts (as was the case last Saturday), that's going to take some time to recover from and get back to 100%. Especially when the recovery time tables aren't the same. One player may be recovered, but if their linemate is still half a step slower, that still f***s up the line.
Not that you really care about any of this. You're obviously more interested in disparaging the trade, for whatever reason.
No wonder Carolina never wins anything of note these days, defeatist attitude and need perfect conditions you aren't ever gonna get in the latter rounds of the playoffs.