Sens have the 4th best PP in the league don't they, how much better does it have to be? They seem to be doing a pretty good job running the PP by committee IMO.
Which he was building with Chabot. And even then. He’s a top 4 RD. Which we’ve been looking for ever since he left.
He spent the year playing with Boro on the bottom pair the year he left, but yes he had show chemistry with Chabot too. I liked him, I thought he was a great piece because he would never demand a huge salary but seemed to work well up the lineup with the right partner. I'm not sure he's the answer to our problem on D, he wouldn't hurt but he's not replacing Zub with Chabot, and while he might compliment Sanderson better than Hamonic, we lack alot of physicality from the backend already, I'd prefer whoever we get to be more of a physical presence, not necessarily a hitter but a guy that can handle bigger players well.
paul i understood especially with the return we gotDeMelo and Nick Paul are two cases of players I liked a lot but was also ok with trading at the deadline for assets, with the hope we could sign them back as free agents. Unfortunately things didn't work out that way.
not the point I recognize they have been very good. Just saying as a PP QB Karlsson is pretty outstanding.
Sure, he had great chemistry with Karlsson, He's on the higher end since he eventually commanded a pretty high salary. We could use a Right handed Methot right about now, though I'm not sure everyone would be happy trading off a Foligno to get it...
I don't think DeMelo is the "perfect" partner to play with a team's #1 D; he is a decent partner.
Hamonic is an adequate placeholder partner for Sanderson but clearly should not be top 4 on a playoff calibre team.
