So Lebrun just said if you're a true Canucks fan you should want them to miss the playoffs this year, reinforcing the fact that team tank is looking out for the best interests of this franchise after all
So Lebrun just said if you're a true Canucks fan you should want them to miss the playoffs this year, reinforcing the fact that team tank is looking out for the best interests of this franchise after all
hmmm Pieterangelo out x3 wks, McDonaugh out for awhile
guess who's value just went up
So Lebrun just said if you're a true Canucks fan you shouldwantexpect them to miss the playoffs this year, reinforcing the fact that team tank is looking out for the best interests of this franchise after all
I usually ignore people on here or people I know that say "why would you cheer for a tank. Are you a real fan?"
Most people are short sighted and dont see that high pick now might win you a Stanley Cup down the road.
Linden carried this team in 1994 and was chosen 2nd overall.
Hamhuis might not waive his ntc?
Hamhuis might not waive his ntc?
here is a question for anyone. If that certain Alberta team gets another first overall draft pick. will the NHL step in and do something?
here is a question for anyone. If that certain Alberta team gets another first overall draft pick. will the NHL step in and do something?
Markstrom starts tomorrow, should get lit up by Aves offence, would rather Miller play the Yotes anyway.
Lebrun says Vrbata probably worth a 2nd. Would be surprised if Hamhuis isn't moved.
Benning's phone lit af right now.
I know i'm in the minority when I say this
But I would like to see the NHL adopt a 7.1% chance for every every team getting the first pick.
Then each team gets 7.8% and it just keeps going down.
So even if you come in last you could essentially be picking 14th if all goes bad.
NHL would be the first pro-league in North America to eliminate tanking in the draft.
Most people are short sighted and dont see that high pick now might win you a Stanley Cup down the road.
Hamhuis might not waive his ntc?
Team playoffs may be short-sighted, but team tank suffers from tunnel vision.
Team tank has this belief that all that is needed is a high enough pick to turn this franchise around. One player just isn't enough, and neither is one draft. Arguably the best draft pick in a decade hasn't immediately turned around Edmonton's fortunes. They are still years off.
I'd argue that 'team playoffs' are being realists, and just want to enjoy some playoff hockey in the middle of a long term slump for the franchise. The only way out of this mess is development of the youth and having players like Horvat, McCann and Virtanen turn into star players. This isn't going to happen in no-pressure hockey on a team that isn't aiming for a playoff spot. We can't just intentionally lose and hope that an 18 year old kid like Matthews is going to fall into our laps and turn around our franchise.
Unless you're a fanatic like Bowie Horvat no one outside of Lindenning saw this roster and thought playoffs.
A lot of posters on #teamtank would be #teamplayoffs if the roster was different.
Team playoffs may be short-sighted, but team tank suffers from tunnel vision.
Team tank has this belief that all that is needed is a high enough pick to turn this franchise around. One player just isn't enough, and neither is one draft. Arguably the best draft pick in a decade hasn't immediately turned around Edmonton's fortunes. They are still years off.
I'd argue that 'team playoffs' are being realists, and just want to enjoy some playoff hockey in the middle of a long term slump for the franchise. The only way out of this mess is development of the youth and having players like Horvat, McCann and Virtanen turn into star players. This isn't going to happen in no-pressure hockey on a team that isn't aiming for a playoff spot. We can't just intentionally lose and hope that an 18 year old kid like Matthews is going to fall into our laps and turn around our franchise.
Team playoffs may be short-sighted, but team tank suffers from tunnel vision.
Team tank has this belief that all that is needed is a high enough pick to turn this franchise around. One player just isn't enough, and neither is one draft. Arguably the best draft pick in a decade hasn't immediately turned around Edmonton's fortunes. They are still years off.
I'd argue that 'team playoffs' are being realists, and just want to enjoy some playoff hockey in the middle of a long term slump for the franchise. The only way out of this mess is development of the youth and having players like Horvat, McCann and Virtanen turn into star players. This isn't going to happen in no-pressure hockey on a team that isn't aiming for a playoff spot. We can't just intentionally lose and hope that an 18 year old kid like Matthews is going to fall into our laps and turn around our franchise.
We can't just intentionally lose
Team playoffs may be short-sighted, but team tank suffers from tunnel vision.
Team tank has this belief that all that is needed is a high enough pick to turn this franchise around. One player just isn't enough, and neither is one draft. Arguably the best draft pick in a decade hasn't immediately turned around Edmonton's fortunes. They are still years off.
I'd argue that 'team playoffs' are being realists, and just want to enjoy some playoff hockey in the middle of a long term slump for the franchise. The only way out of this mess is development of the youth and having players like Horvat, McCann and Virtanen turn into star players. This isn't going to happen in no-pressure hockey on a team that isn't aiming for a playoff spot. We can't just intentionally lose and hope that an 18 year old kid like Matthews is going to fall into our laps and turn around our franchise.
The team is losing often and doing it honestly.