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I know...for awhile there, the Cup winners rolled 4 lines consistently...but things do change.Stern, but fair.
But I feel like those times are fewer and far between.
I know...for awhile there, the Cup winners rolled 4 lines consistently...but things do change.Stern, but fair.
But I feel like those times are fewer and far between.
We need to start drafting more Canadians and Americans, there is such a transition between the East to West that it's hard to figure out what you have in a player because they have never played an nhl style game, in an nhl style rink with an nhl schedule. I'm still biased towards drafting CHL players over college players because of the schedule they have vs college and I still believe it's the best hockey factory of that age group but I still believe there is more value in being able to meet the kids and judge them on their ability to handle North American style hockey whether its CHL or college compared to over seas.
He'll be out of the league soon imo. Dude is flaming out.
No because he is not on the market.With his recent performances, is Georgiev the hottest goalie on the market?
So a GM calls Gorton about Georgiev and Gorton hangs up the phone?No because he is not on the market.
No he asks for the moon and then the other GM hangs up.So a GM calls Gorton about Georgiev and Gorton hangs up the phone?
It’s a different approach with trading Geo over Talbot and Raanta.
Unless it’s an offer that’s almost too good to be true, there’s no reason to move him.
Even then, it’s tough to move him until we see Shesty have sustained success in the NHL.(Which I have little doubt he won’t, but you never know).
We have the luxury (I can't believe I'm typing this) of having Brendan Smith on the team who can play F and D. Why can't we run with 3 goalies next season and one less spare forward? Is having a slot open for the likes of Michael Haley really something we can't live without for a season?
What would you deem acceptable in this situation?But they will not be moving key pieces unless a great hockey trade comes along. Kapanen (for example) for Georgiev is not a great hockey trade.
If you can get a kid like Kapanen for Geo - you think long and hard about it.Kapanen (for example) for Georgiev is not a great hockey trade.
Kapanen is a good player but I’m in no hurry to trade The Czar for a good player. There’s no pressure to make a deal right now. Most likely an offseason trade. If his performance holds steady or improves, I would want a really good player or a top half of the first round draft choice,If you can get a kid like Kapanen for Geo - you think long and hard about it.
I don’t make this trade until I know what Shesty can do, but Kapanen is a good young player with terrific pedigree.
I have a hard time seeing how we can get three lines that are better balanced than (something like) this:
Panarin-Strome-Fast
Kreider-Ziba-Kakko
Lemieux-Chytil-Buch
I think it’s odd that DQ doesn’t employ something like those lines. All shifts matter the same and there is a marginal difference between how much time each line gets 5 on 5. That top line works. The 2nd line would be good. And the 3rd line would be good.
As it is now Ziba and/or Panarin are gassed late in games.
Kapanen is a good player but I’m in no hurry to trade The Czar for a good player. There’s no pressure to make a deal right now. Most likely an offseason trade. If his performance holds steady or improves, I would want a really good player or a top half of the first round draft choice,
I think its important to remember in a time like this that both Talbot and Raanta seemed like sure shot starters when we traded them but neither have been particularly excellent since leaving the Rangers. I'm not saying give Georgiev away. I'm not even saying trade him to the highest bidder. But there is something to say about dealing from a position of strength to address a position of weaknesss.Kapanen is a good player but I’m in no hurry to trade The Czar for a good player. There’s no pressure to make a deal right now. Most likely an offseason trade. If his performance holds steady or improves, I would want a really good player or a top half of the first round draft choice,