JojoTheWhale
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- May 22, 2008
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Yost was the original source of the Ottawa rumor, so that felt noteworthy.
Yost was the original source of the Ottawa rumor, so that felt noteworthy.
I'm not claiming it as fact, but I am sharing what the word around the youth league was along with my experience speaking to his former teammate at a tryout/camp. His hits certainly felt a bit... mature, but I still don't claim that Provorov being older than he says is a fact. Just sharing my personal experience and the general belief of many that played against(and apparently even with) that Wilkes-Barre team.Wait are you claiming Provorov is actually 30 years old?
Do Flyers beat writers ever have any scoop aside from random quotes we need to splice together from ASF’s podcast?
Yost was the original source of the Ottawa rumor, so that felt noteworthy.
Well yeah one of them just reported Ryan Poehling is for sure maybe the owner of a yacht or at the very least vaguely looks like the owner of a yachtDo Flyers beat writers ever have any scoop aside from random quotes we need to splice together from ASF’s podcast?
Probably because it's some dude who is 6'4 and is so far off the board at 12 that the kid isn't even going to answer his phone when they first call himSo as assumed (barring idiocy) there will be no trades between the two (Flyers-Sens) until they know who is left on the board. What this does say is that the Flyers at least have some modicum of confidence that their top guy is still available at 7.
If they do this for Parekh are you a Briere believer then?Imagine if they do this for Yak and not Parekh
If they do this for Parekh are you a Briere believer then?
Is he really a beat though? Isn't writing/reading comprehension a prerequisite for that job?Well yeah one of them just reported Ryan Poehling is for sure maybe the owner of a yacht or at the very least vaguely looks like the owner of a yacht
Yost was the original source of the Ottawa rumor, so that felt noteworthy.
to be honest that's what most GMs would say publicly, I'm sure he just stole that line from Howie.feels like.."hey we have no idea what we are doing"
I have no idea what to think about the Hart stuff but what he says about the AHL and junior is right though. I think you're trying too hard to disparage him there saying he's like Hextall. What he's saying there is what all good GMs say. because it's true.Briere's comments about waiting for clarification on the league about qualifying Hart seem like a smokescreen at best. Why would they want the headache of having him connected to the Flyers going forward.
And Briere's comments about prospects needing lots of time in Junior and benefitting from years in the AHL sound exactly like what Hextall used to say. He's the same type of GM, just with more deference shown to the all powerful alumni.
The Hart stuff is just protecting your assets, not that the Flyers have a great history of that, but if he is acquitted than he will likely be reinstated by the NHL. The Flyers will than have to try and shop him, but they at least want to hang on to his rights. You don't lose anything by holding on to him, if they are found guilty they wont be reinstated so no harm to the Flyers. He's a young, good, albeit inconsistent, player at a high value position.I have no idea what to think about the Hart stuff but what he says about the AHL and junior is right though. I think you're trying too hard to disparage him there saying he's like Hextall. What he's saying there is what all good GMs say. because it's true.
I have no idea what to think about the Hart stuff but what he says about the AHL and junior is right though. I think you're trying too hard to disparage him there saying he's like Hextall. What he's saying there is what all good GMs say. because it's true.
Briere is right, the league needs to give them some direction one way or the other.The Hart stuff is just protecting your assets, not that the Flyers have a great history of that, but if he is acquitted than he will likely be reinstated by the NHL. The Flyers will than have to try and shop him, but they at least want to hang on to his rights. You don't lose anything by holding on to him, if they are found guilty they wont be reinstated so no harm to the Flyers. He's a young, good, albeit inconsistent, player at a high value position.