Sounds like you answered your questionWhy? Chances are he's an injury call up if that
Why? Chances are he's an injury call up if that
Why do we have more than two pairs of underwear?Why? Chances are he's an injury call up if that
The Leafs used thirteen (13) defensemen last season. Why are you asking "why"?Why? Chances are he's an injury call up if that
They shouldn't sign people to cover for injuries when they happen?Why? Chances are he's an injury call up if that
. . . for the third period. And overtimeWhy do we have more than two pairs of underwear?
They shouldn't sign people to cover for injuries when they happen?
Wait, what?Sure I'd just rather that spot go to a player that can play a shift in the NHL, take a guy like William Lageasson for example who they had last year.
I know It's currently an AHL deal but there is a reason I like the Alex Nylander signing, It's because he's an NHL caliber player in the AHL, and assuming they sign him, and I do think that's the current plan, that's a guy you can call up, plug in and you know he can play a shift when there is an injury.
Steven Lorentz could be the same thing assuming he gets signed.
Marshall Rifai isn't that.
What are you talking about? Do you understand how depth charts work? They can't sign six Lagessons to play for the Marlies. They wouldn't sign. They want opportunity. We lost Lagesson on waivers in fact. Rifai was not signed to be our 7th D...we did sign Myers and Mermis and have Timmins. We may have Hakanpaa...Rifai is in a group with Kokkonen, Mattinen, Weber, and Niemela.Sure I'd just rather that spot go to a player that can play a shift in the NHL, take a guy like William Lageasson for example who they had last year.
I know It's currently an AHL deal but there is a reason I like the Alex Nylander signing, It's because he's an NHL caliber player in the AHL, and assuming they sign him, and I do think that's the current plan, that's a guy you can call up, plug in and you know he can play a shift when there is an injury.
Steven Lorentz could be the same thing assuming he gets signed.
Marshall Rifai isn't that.
You may want to read up on waiver wire rules. You don't seem to understand them. (FYI, the Leafs lost Lagesson on waivers last year.)Sure I'd just rather that spot go to a player that can play a shift in the NHL, take a guy like William Lageasson for example who they had last year.
I know It's currently an AHL deal but there is a reason I like the Alex Nylander signing, It's because he's an NHL caliber player in the AHL, and assuming they sign him, and I do think that's the current plan, that's a guy you can call up, plug in and you know he can play a shift when there is an injury.
Steven Lorentz could be the same thing assuming he gets signed.
Marshall Rifai isn't that.