MrBoJangelz71
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Lmao. Post of the offseason!View attachment 894430Its getting outa hand
I think if he had a list of teams he was only willing to go to then chevy wouldn't talk to the teams that weren't on it and avoid that situation all togetherIt has probably nothing to do with PP time but more so when Chevy goes to Rutger and says "hey we have a sign and trade worked out with MTL who's willing to play you in the NHL" and Rutger camp is saying they won't sign in MTL. He's got a list of teams he will go to and if they aren't on it he won't sign. It explains Chevys frustration a little more as well
Nor should any team guarantee that.I think if he had a list of teams he was only willing to go to then chevy wouldn't talk to the teams that weren't on it and avoid that situation all together
the rumor about mins/pp time was bullshit that piggy backed off of mcintyres report, it seems as simple as he wants a spot to play in the nhl and teams aren't willing to guarantee him that
Agreed. Have yet to hear a peep out of him or really even much out of Chevy. It's Friedmann, McIntyre and Ates that are creating the narrative.IF he’s said all these things, then yes let him rot
Agreed. He would be better off preparing for the pro game in the AHL though. That doesn’t sound like something captain America is down with however. Every pro soccer player including all of the greatest players have played their way up, learning the team systems, before playing on the main club, no matter how good they are.I think the McGroarty situation is way overblown by the media and hockey social media frenzy.
Remember that at first it was the Jets fault for hampering all their prospects. Now it's McGroarty wants outlandish guarantees.
I think it's a much more straightforward situation of McGroarty wanting to stay in college instead of spending most of next season in the AHL, and the Jets seeing him as a good trade chip. Chevy and the Jets are probably frustrated that a couple of trades didn't go through, but I'd guess that other teams are just putting the blame on McGroarty to deflect and perhaps lower Chevy's trade ask.
Time for everyone to chill out and let the process play out. Chevy is going to be patient and leave options open (including signing him for next year if a good trade doesn't emerge), or trade him if he gets his asking price. McGroarty will probably decide on whether to turn pro or stay in college depending on roster options if he's traded to another team.
I think the demands of mins/pp are made up and are just piggybacking off the real issue which has been reported 100 times which is he wants a spot in the nhl, based on chevy's comments it's become quite clear that the relationship has souredI think the McGroarty situation is way overblown by the media and hockey social media frenzy.
Remember that at first it was the Jets fault for hampering all their prospects. Now it's McGroarty wants outlandish guarantees.
I think it's a much more straightforward situation of McGroarty wanting to stay in college instead of spending most of next season in the AHL, and the Jets seeing him as a good trade chip. Chevy and the Jets are probably frustrated that a couple of trades didn't go through, but I'd guess that other teams are just putting the blame on McGroarty to deflect and perhaps lower Chevy's trade ask.
Time for everyone to chill out and let the process play out. Chevy is going to be patient and leave options open (including signing him for next year if a good trade doesn't emerge), or trade him if he gets his asking price. McGroarty will probably decide on whether to turn pro or stay in college depending on roster options if he's traded to another team.
I thought this too before the draftI think the McGroarty situation is way overblown by the media and hockey social media frenzy.
Remember that at first it was the Jets fault for hampering all their prospects. Now it's McGroarty wants outlandish guarantees.
I think it's a much more straightforward situation of McGroarty wanting to stay in college instead of spending most of next season in the AHL, and the Jets seeing him as a good trade chip. Chevy and the Jets are probably frustrated that a couple of trades didn't go through, but I'd guess that other teams are just putting the blame on McGroarty to deflect and perhaps lower Chevy's trade ask.
Time for everyone to chill out and let the process play out. Chevy is going to be patient and leave options open (including signing him for next year if a good trade doesn't emerge), or trade him if he gets his asking price. McGroarty will probably decide on whether to turn pro or stay in college depending on roster options if he's traded to another team.
I would agree with this, to me it's one of 3 things. He doesn't want to be a Winnipeg Jet , thinks the roster in Winnipeg is too tough to get in the top 6 not 3rd or 4th line or he just plainly doesn't want to not make the team out of camp and have to play in the lowly AHL with the Moose for even a day. I would of given anything to get as high as the AHL, one tiny step from the big league.If you are a new player in the league and are good enough to get a guaranteed roster spot etc. you don't really need the guarantee or get the guarantee, because, well you are good enough and everyone sees it. so you don't need it. IE. Someone like Crosby.
Almost nobody on the planet has bigger egos than professional athletes. And 99.99% of them think they are as good as they think. So they sign their contract and then work their asses off to prove they were worth the name on the paper.
If you or your agent / advisor / bar buddy is insisting you get a guarantee of a spot or whatever before signing a contract, it's because you are not good enough on your own merits at the current time to warrant a spot, and you want a safety net, because you know it.
Really could just be that mcgro had beers with fantilli or Gauthier or both and they told him he has the power and he should come play with them again and have funI thought this too before the draft
By all accounts, Chevy has worked hard to deal him and had a few trades in place that fell through for whatever reason (including teams at the draft who had their picks available until a player they liked fell to them)
So why no trade now? We can only speculate... but if were only about an NHL roster spot, you'd think that a team with room in their line up for him would have aquired him by now.
So either chevy hasn't gotten an offer he likes, there are no teams willing to promise that he'll forego the AHL, OR there is something to the rumours flying about his camp having even more outlandish demands than just an NHL roster spot
We don't know for sure, though, so you could be 100% right
I think if he had a list of teams he was only willing to go to then chevy wouldn't talk to the teams that weren't on it and avoid that situation all together
the rumor about mins/pp time was bullshit that piggy backed off of mcintyres report, it seems as simple as he wants a spot to play in the nhl and teams aren't willing to guarantee him that
Do you know this for a fact? I think until we get confirmation either way we simply do not know if it's true or not.. I could be. It could be false.
That must be some basement.I have the pitchfork ready and sharpened, but for now, it's stored in the basement.
Chevy doesn't have a track record of just shopping top prospects around. I don't think he's ever traded a 1st or 2nd round Jets prospect (that hasn't demanded out, like Trouba, Laine and Roslovic).I think the McGroarty situation is way overblown by the media and hockey social media frenzy.
Remember that at first it was the Jets fault for hampering all their prospects. Now it's McGroarty wants outlandish guarantees.
I think it's a much more straightforward situation of McGroarty wanting to stay in college instead of spending most of next season in the AHL, and the Jets seeing him as a good trade chip. Chevy and the Jets are probably frustrated that a couple of trades didn't go through, but I'd guess that other teams are just putting the blame on McGroarty to deflect and perhaps lower Chevy's trade ask.
Time for everyone to chill out and let the process play out. Chevy is going to be patient and leave options open (including signing him for next year if a good trade doesn't emerge), or trade him if he gets his asking price. McGroarty will probably decide on whether to turn pro or stay in college depending on roster options if he's traded to another team.
Im a Habs fan but I believe this take is 100% correct.It has probably nothing to do with PP time but more so when Chevy goes to Rutger and says "hey we have a sign and trade worked out with MTL who's willing to play you in the NHL" and Rutger camp is saying they won't sign in MTL. He's got a list of teams he will go to and if they aren't on it he won't sign. It explains Chevys frustration a little more as well
IF he’s said all these things, then yes let him rot
Do you know this for a fact? I think until we get confirmation either way we simply do not know if it's true or not.. I could be. It could be false.