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MainDotC

Depth Defenceman
Apr 29, 2007
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We could easily be competitive with a couple of moves.

Michael + to Phoenix for Yandle and Zibanejad + to Colorado for O'Reilly and we start winning again against the middle to bottom teams in the league as well as setting ourselves up for the future.

Neither Phoenix nor Colorado would make those deals.
 

YNWA14

Onbreekbaar
Dec 29, 2010
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If I were Murray I wouldn't make any investments. He'd have to give up prospects / players. I'd just accept the season the way it is and use the draft picks.

Prospects don't always pan out. It's almost always better to trade multiple prospects for an established player of equal or better upside.
 

Holdurbreathe

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Jun 22, 2006
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Ontario
Theres no play. He turned it over at the blueline and goes into the corner to get it bac, it takes Gryba a good 5 seconds that he's battling two guys alone in the corner, finally comes in to help. SDC looks up "oh where the **** is my RW?" only play is to ice it after a long shift. Another turnover.

He lost the puck twice on that shift, got it back, then turned it over on a bad pass at the blueline.

His RW was exactly where he was supposed to be, the play should have gone to the LW to exit the zone.

DaCosta is like half of this team, young and lacking NHL experience, he is going to make mistakes.
 

FolignoQuantumLeap

Don't Hold The Door
Mar 16, 2009
31,084
7,399
Ottawa
Not necessarily true, but to each their own.

We're not going anywhere this season if we don't do something that's for sure.

Phoenix wants a top 6 center who can produce now for Yandle. We don't have one of those to offer. Yandle is an impossibility at this point and Michalek is possibly out for the year. Maloney has zero interest in that deal.
 

Indrew

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Feb 6, 2007
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I would think the Sens would have to do something just to bring fans to the remaining 16 home games.

If Alfie is planning on retiring, he could announce soon that this is his last season. Would be good for attendance.
 

CarknerCountry

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Jun 20, 2010
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Not necessarily true, but to each their own.

We're not going anywhere this season if we don't do something that's for sure.

Im more worried for next year..Gonch will be gone..Philly and Alfie are aging...We dont have the depth to sustain injuries..Adding a Yandle and ROR then we could get by with injuries to some extent and compete...
 

Tundraman

ModerationIsKey
Feb 13, 2010
11,705
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North
Lots of new players not playing as 5 man units and unfortunately because of the schedule the guys have no practice time. Still some good plays made out there once in a while but mostly on individual effort with no second chances.

The guys have been told to go to the net but they all get so close to the crease that any rebounds just go past them. They need one guy to stand back a bit further back away from the D.

They also passed up shooting chances for low percentage passes. They should try some soft low shots and go for the rebounds. Brodeur gets fooled by soft shots in his skates it throw off his rebound control.
 

MainDotC

Depth Defenceman
Apr 29, 2007
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Westerville, OH
Phoenix wants a top 6 center who can produce now for Yandle. We don't have one of those to offer. Yandle is an impossibility at this point and Michalek is possibly out for the year. Maloney has zero interest in that deal.

Sens fans post trades that work for the Sens, not for the team accepting the deal.
 

The Expert

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Aug 31, 2008
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If we're gonna be crappy (re: injured) we damn well better be a tough team. And we're not.

The way this team is built, injury prone players at key positions, can't really be a surprise. Probably won't be the last year we're in this situation. Murray was really counting on us having the same luck we had last year.
 

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