Kaptah
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I predict a 3 x 1.5M deal for Pulju, Also Yamamoto gets dealt away to make room for P. Kane. Must be my lucky day
Okay but how does that make us on the brink of losing our spot. For us to fall out Calgary needs to win 4 games in a row and we have to lose 4. For us to get in to the top 3, we have to win 1 and Seattle had to lose one.They don't get this benefit of the doubt from me anymore. It's now 50+ games into the season and this is what? The 3rd time they've flirted with actually getting into the top 3 of the division, only to shit their pants and decide that getting close was good enough and falling apart in the following 4-5 games?
They can f*** right off with that. You are top 3 in the division when you are there and there for more than a few days. "Almost" doesn't count.
These players are a dime a dozen ... Jake Virtanen would have 5 goals if the Oilers put him into the actual lineup time with the same time Jesse gets. Sonny Milano could've been had for nothing and would have more than 5 goals.
Derek Ryan is outplaying Puljujarvi for a top 6 spot. That's f***ing sad.
If you don't move Puljujarvi at this deadline you also cripple any kind of move your can make.
If that's the "plan" Holland is a f***ing dumbass. Frankly the more I think about it last year really was his stupid ass getting bailed out by the hockey gods, the entire Kane situation was a million to one fluke that basically fell into his lap and he was bidding against no one because Kane's ex-wife is crazy and went on a massive smear campaign that scared off everyone else.
I predict Yamamoto is kept and Pulju is traded with a 3rd for a 4thI predict a 3 x 1.5M deal for Pulju, Also Yamamoto gets dealt away to make room for P. Kane. Must be my lucky day
Derek Ryan EV is outplaying most of the club. Deserves to be said.They don't get this benefit of the doubt from me anymore. It's now 50+ games into the season and this is what? The 3rd time they've flirted with actually getting into the top 3 of the division, only to shit their pants and decide that getting close was good enough and falling apart in the following 4-5 games?
They can f*** right off with that. You are top 3 in the division when you are there and there for more than a few days. "Almost" doesn't count.
These players are a dime a dozen ... Jake Virtanen would have 5 goals if the Oilers put him into the actual lineup time with the same time Jesse gets. Sonny Milano could've been had for nothing and would have more than 5 goals.
Derek Ryan is outplaying Puljujarvi for a top 6 spot. That's f***ing sad.
If you don't move Puljujarvi at this deadline you also cripple any kind of move your can make.
If that's the "plan" Holland is a f***ing dumbass. Frankly the more I think about it last year really was his stupid ass getting bailed out by the hockey gods, the entire Kane situation was a million to one fluke that basically fell into his lap and he was bidding against no one because Kane's ex-wife is crazy and went on a massive smear campaign that scared off everyone else.
Man... when did Holland piss in your corn flakes?I don't think Holland really respects Desharnais that much anyway ... it wasn't his idea to bring him up, it was Woodcroft's call apparently because Woodcroft knows him from Bakersfield and Holland had nothing to do with drafting this player so he's not "one of his guys".
So he probably views him as a non-essential piece and thinks his golden boy Broberg is the straw that stirs the drink in terms of the Oilers defensive improvement. He's not, and he's looked terrible the last two games.
Plus its a Saturday morning. How is it even possible to be so negative on a Saturday Morning. Must have had shitty loops breakfast cereal with piss growing up.Man... when did Holland piss in your corn flakes?
Even Yamamoto himself told the press he was pushing for more term than two years. I wouldn't be surprised to hear that he had some post-concussion symptoms even when signing the contract, but wisely kept it quiet.Hollands mistake was giving Yama 2 yrs. There was no reason to do that. Ryan Murray for sure was a WTF moment. Every GM has some do overs that they would like back. yama was in multiple times concussion protocol and had multiple severe concussions even before signing this contract. The likelihood that this scenario would go well for a tiny player that gets rag dolled around the rink was slim to none. It was giving money away to a player with likely injury problems that wouldn't even be available a lot of nights..
Yep, that's the most obvious reason for an extension right there.Maybe the team trading for Jesse wants a reasonably priced extension from him the moment he’s traded for?
I hope somebody Slewfoots Mikey Prick Anderson into oblivion and he feels a lot of pain for a long timeIt was brutal, yea.
Draisaitl just doesn't have it this year. I am assuming his leg is completely f***ed. He's playing the same way he did in the playoffs after his injury. Can't skate at all.
Probably here.Man... when did Holland piss in your corn flakes?
This is quite possibly the dumbest post you've ever made.I don't think Holland really respects Desharnais that much anyway ... it wasn't his idea to bring him up, it was Woodcroft's call apparently because Woodcroft knows him from Bakersfield and Holland had nothing to do with drafting this player so he's not "one of his guys".
So he probably views him as a non-essential piece and thinks his golden boy Broberg is the straw that stirs the drink in terms of the Oilers defensive improvement. He's not, and he's looked terrible the last two games.
JP sucks. Enough.Jesse has played 5 seasons. Played a bit of one and wasn't here at all for another.
Still the player is 24 and is a large forward and they can often take longer to start finding some traction. Jesse at attractive price is still a good player to have around. if the price is right its better than the typical shit the team gets for bottomsix. Jesse wasn't exactly a problem last night either. +1, had an assist, and was one of the few forwards banging. Nice move on the backhand as well trying to get one in.
Jesse's agent is probably negotiating the list of teams added to the no-movement clause right nowI've never really thought about it, but I don't hate the idea of extending Jesse at a low cap hit...if both Jesse and the team are able to accept what he is at this point...a really good 4th liner, or a good third that can slide up for short periods of time. Theres only 2 problems right now, 1) people need to forget where he was drafted...the guy just doesn't have the mits to be a top 6 player, Jesse has the puck handling of a junior player. 2) he's clearly not worth 3 mil, but if the team extended him for 2 years at 900k? If he was even willing to accept that? Ya, I'll take a flyer
Just not a good prognosis for a tiny player. It never was. But once concussions started to pile up it was best to move on. Get something for him if you could. People here know I would never even have drafted the player. Yams is an oddity at this level. He doesn't have elite skill, most tiny players at this level have elite skills to compensate for their lack of size. Instead Yams has this kind of tenacity that he brings some of the time and is completely ineffectual when he's not healthy enough to even be bringing that. The amount of honey badger references has fallen right off the deep end. This year he looks like a ferret locked in a cage. Poor ferret.Even Yamamoto himself told the press he was pushing for more term than two years. I wouldn't be surprised to hear that he had some post-concussion symptoms even when signing the contract, but wisely kept it quiet.
Yep, that's the most obvious reason for an extension right there.
This is a joke right?
JP sucks. Enough.
I haven't been on his side in quite a while and I still see how much his contract limits the team's ability to add at the deadline unless there's more interest in a guy like Foegele. But if he's willing to leave money on the table, you can't ignore the fact that he's adjusted the focus of his game this season.Jesse has played 5 seasons. Played a bit of one and wasn't here at all for another.
Still the player is 24 and is a large forward and they can often take longer to start finding some traction. Jesse at attractive price is still a good player to have around. if the price is right its better than the typical shit the team gets for bottomsix. Jesse wasn't exactly a problem last night either. +1, had an assist, and was one of the few forwards banging. Nice move on the backhand as well trying to get one in.
This is a joke right?
JP sucks. Enough.
This is a joke right?
JP sucks. Enough.
pfft. last 4 games Jess has a nice goal and an assist. Continues to lead the team in hits and banging last night.
This is true. At this point between him and Yamo if you have to clear capspace and JP would reup at a much reduced price then that’s the direction you go. Problem is Yamo is hard to move given his conc history, size and second year if his deal. For sure I’d keep JP over Foegle as well, again assuming reduced cost. I’ve been on the move JP movement because I thought that he was probably the easiest move for lowest cost.I haven't been on his side in quite a while and I still see how much his contract limits the team's ability to add at the deadline unless there's more interest in a guy like Foegele. But if he's willing to leave money on the table, you can't ignore the fact that he's adjusted the focus of his game this season.
And from a strict asset perspective, he's exactly the type of player that teams value as a depth add. Color me shocked that it's an option though. I'll believe it when I see it.
You never know and what takes place outside a rink is often changing what the player accepts. Clearly he's accepted the role player thing or wouldn't be leading the team in hits and having 2 fights. Fighting is so far out of his comfort zone and yet he's even signed up for that.I haven't been on his side in quite a while and I still see how much his contract limits the team's ability to add at the deadline unless there's more interest in a guy like Foegele. But if he's willing to leave money on the table, you can't ignore the fact that he's adjusted the focus of his game this season.
And from a strict asset perspective, he's exactly the type of player that teams value as a depth add. Color me shocked that it's an option though. I'll believe it when I see it.
Would you say no to 1.5M, 1.75M?Meh. If he wants to re-sign for around $1M for a couple years or so, great. Otherwise, his cap hit needs to be gone, pronto. I’m hoping it’s the latter so they can stop running a short handed roster