alfstheman
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Sens needs the cost control of greig. We got some big contracts coming up soon.Question- with how deep you with young Centers, would an offer of Kakko for Greig work?
Sens needs the cost control of greig. We got some big contracts coming up soon.Question- with how deep you with young Centers, would an offer of Kakko for Greig work?
100% this.Sens needs the cost control of greig. We got some big contracts coming up soon.
100% this.
Unless its established cheap talent or a top4 RD coming back, we might as well keep Greig and guys like Sokolov, Jarventie, etc... These guys are most likely going to be on Stu's wing when Giroux declines. In about 2 years is when they'll be expected to put up top 6 points and it gives them another couple years to develop and refine their NHL game.
Heck, even guys like Formenton might price themselves out of Ottawa so the cheap elc/bridge deal talent will be important
He will have started rehab almost immediately. Rest isn't a weapon with injuries these days and he will be working to maintain muscle and fitness already.Following the 3-4 weeks of rest though, he'll need at east 1-2 weeks of rehab too and then 2-3 weeks of training to get loss muscle back. I doubt he'll be there for training camp tbh but TBD.
100 percent. The key to managing your cap is to have young guys outperforming their rookie contracts, thus allowing you to afford to keep your veterans. Ridly Greig will hopefully be the poster boy for this...Sens needs the cost control of greig. We got some big contracts coming up soon.
I wouldn't mind putting Grieg into a deal for Chychrun because our forwards are so deep.You know your top 9 is deep when you dont have to rush a prospect like Grieg,and still have a deep top 9
I wouldn't mind putting Grieg into a deal for Chychrun because our forwards are so deep.
If Sanderson turns out and we can sign everyone our Defense would be top notch and so would our offense.
Ya but if we could have a top 3 defenseman that makes a dynasty, ugghh that would be awesome! I'm thinking like Keith, Seabrook, Hjalmarsson.We thin out quickly if Formy isn’t around.
Ya but if we could have a top 3 defenseman that makes a dynasty, ugghh that would be awesome! I'm thinking like Keith, Seabrook, Hjalmarsson.
Championships are won by playing defence, which is true in a lot of sports. But having a potential shutdown 4 that you play the vast majority of the game is worth more than depth and future savings on small money contracts for good young forwards. Our top 6 is strong and even our top 9 looks good. I just think Chabot needs some steady help.
Define "top notch". I think iit means "top of the league". We are far from that.I wouldn't mind putting Grieg into a deal for Chychrun because our forwards are so deep.
If Sanderson turns out and we can sign everyone our Defense would be top notch and so would our offense.
True. Whenever there is a question of need when a team is looking to become great I always hear these analysts say that you can't just acquire an elite, or close to elite, defenseman through trade. But you can pick up a strong third liner at the deadline.You are right about the value of D … but no one’s winning the cup without a decent third line either.
Well, if we get Chychrun and Sanderson turns into a stud then our top 4 would be.Define "top notch". I think iit means "top of the league". We are far from that.
We have 1 VG 2-way D at this time in Chabot.
We have a solid 2nd pair defensive D man in Zub.
After that we have high hopes that Sanderson will become a top 4 D, but at this time he is a rookie prospect.
The rest look like 3rd pair D: Zaitsev, Hamionic, Holden, Brannstrom.
We have 2 prospects in the AHL who may not be ready for NHL time: Bernard-Docker and Thomson.
True. Whenever there is a question of need when a team is looking to become great I always hear these analysts say that you can't just acquire an elite, or close to elite, defenseman through trade. But you can pick up a strong third liner at the deadline.
Paul for example to the lighting, or Vermette to the Chicago Blackhawks. Paul scored 2 goals to down the maple leafs to win that series. Vermette had 3 overtime or double over time winners to help lead Chicago to the cup. Both deadline acquisitions.
I believe Sanderson is the number 1 overall prospect who hasn't played in the NHL yet. It would be a relatively safe bet this guy could have an impact in his first year. I have watched his highlights and I think he will learn fast. I understand I could be wrong and he might need a year or two. Maybe we will not even need Chychrun if Sanderson turns out.
I think the Team and Mendes have it right. The reason it said one preseason and 1 regular season game is that it was a 2 game suspension and there was only 1 preseason game left.Mendes and Sens are both wrong here.
The suspension was clearly one preseason and one regular season game.
Greig suspended two games for Senators | NHL.com
Forward banned one each in preseason, regular season for cross-checking Dubois of Jetswww.nhl.com
The sens did not do the right thing last year by letting him serve his suspension before sending him back to junior and now it is a discussion topic.
Wasn't it the 2nd last game of preseason he got the suspension for last year? Maybe there's a CBA loophole here where the league can't actually define which games)season he serves the suspension for. I mean, imagine the league saying an NHL roster player is suspended for 2 games after an illegal check to the head in game 81, one reg season and one playoff, the see the team miss the playoffs that year unexpectedly. Do you honestly think they'd be able to keep the player out of a playoff game the next season after the player is available for 82 reg season games?Mendes and Sens are both wrong here.
The suspension was clearly one preseason and one regular season game.
Greig suspended two games for Senators | NHL.com
Forward banned one each in preseason, regular season for cross-checking Dubois of Jetswww.nhl.com
The sens did not do the right thing last year by letting him serve his suspension before sending him back to junior and now it is a discussion topic.
I looked up the old Dale Hunter incident with Turgeon. He got 21 regular season games and he could not play in the preseason games.Wasn't it the 2nd last game of preseason he got the suspension for last year? Maybe there's a CBA loophole here where the league can't actually define which games)season he serves the suspension for. I mean, imagine the league saying an NHL roster player is suspended for 2 games after an illegal check to the head in game 81, one reg season and one playoff, the see the team miss the playoffs that year unexpectedly. Do you honestly think they'd be able to keep the player out of a playoff game the next season after the player is available for 82 reg season games?
I'm curious to see how this plays out, imo suspension should always be served in consecutive games so it's bizzare to me that a guy can play games in the preseason with a pending suspension to serve (has that ever happened?), but at the same time, missing reg season, and playoff games is more meaningful punishment than preseason games.
I mean...I'm sure the team verified with the NHL before saying anything and didn't arbitrarily conclude his suspension was done.Mendes and Sens are both wrong here.
The suspension was clearly one preseason and one regular season game.
Greig suspended two games for Senators | NHL.com
Forward banned one each in preseason, regular season for cross-checking Dubois of Jetswww.nhl.com
The sens did not do the right thing last year by letting him serve his suspension before sending him back to junior and now it is a discussion topic.
After his last game where he kept on blocking shots, getting helped off, coming back to block another shot .. Pinto was comparing him to Scott Sterling of this video where the commentators really made me laugh. And im sorry, but now everytime the RIddler blocks a shot im going to be yelling - Scott Sterling!