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Player Discussion Tyler Seguin
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TrillMike
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It's the first result
That's not always the case with Instagram
. I manage several clients' Instagram accounts. Whether or not an Instagram page ranks on third party search engines (like Google) depends on a user's privacy settings. That's why I didn't bother Google-ing it. And for the record, I'm quite shocked his account isn't private.
That's not always the case with Instagram
That's why I didn't bother Google-ing it. And for the record, I'm quite shocked his account isn't private.
Fair enough, sorry for being snarky.
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SolidusAKA
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I didnt care much in the season but the bad apples in the boston fan base just made this so much more personal for me. I dont think ive ever had so much schadenfreude as I have than in this series. Boston didnt have a Seguin problem, they had a Boston problem 
Again, only the bad apples of the boston fan base
Again, only the bad apples of the boston fan base
SonicSpeedDash
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Alright everyone, I know you anxiously awaited my arrival here, so here I am. I said I'd be on here after the Bruins season ended and I am a man of my word, so here I am. Unlike the rest of you frauds, I can and will rip my team when they fail in the playoffs, so here it is.
David Krejci was abysmal all playoffs long. Garbage. He isn't someone who I explore moving because this year has been the exception to the rule for him. He has proven himself as a playoff performer, but this year he was absolutely invisible, and at times, a liability on the ice. He deserves every ounce of criticism and is a big reason why the Bruins lost.
Brad Marchand, he was awesome in 2011, but since then, other than a few select moments, he has been utter trash. Something like 4 goals in his last 40something playoff games (hmm sounds familiar eh), and that is inexcusable. Add in the fact that he is a gigantic diving faking weasely puke, I've never been a fan of him but I've put up with him because he produced. But since he has not produced, and like Krejci was a liability most of the time on the ice, Peter Chiarelli's first job of the season is to get this guy the **** off of my team. Seriously, I want him gone. Not only the diving and not producing, but the awful unneccesary penalties, I've seen enough from him and I don't ever want to see him in a Bruins uniform again. Don't make any trade proposals because the Stars have absolutely nothing that I would be interested in trading him for.
Rask is an above average goalie, he didn't lose the Bruins this series, but he didn't do them any favors either. This guy has a whole hell of a lot to prove, and a whole hell of a lot of work to do to justify that gigantic contract he got over the summer. He is not there yet, not even close.
Jarome Iginla is no Nathan Horton. He is He had a couple of tip ins and a goal that went in off of his ass, but tip ins are 90% luck (not in terms of getting your stick on it, but in terms of what it does when it hits your stick). Eriksson had shown some promise playing with Krejci and Iginla but I'm not sure that's the answer. I will light myself on fire if he is a Bruin next year (I'm talking about Iginla here, not Eriksson. I want Eriksson back, I don't want Iginla back). Chiarelli has his work cut out for him to fill this spot. It sucks Nathan Horton wanted a fresh start or whatever, so Chiarelli's hands were cut off right from the jump when it came to re-signing him, but Iginla was the next best option and was an utter catastrophic failure.
Smith was a good player for us overall, but too inconsistent. It's hard when one of you linemates is maybe playing the worst hockey of anyone in the NHL, but I needed more from him as a 2nd line player, I don't care if he is only 22.
Bergeron came to play in Game 7, and overall was one of the only good players for the Bruins in this series. But he didn't find his scoring touch either and it's fair to criticize him for that.
If you want my full thoughts on the game/season, I posted them in your Stanley Cup playoff thread, I copied and pasted it from another board.
Now, as for the Seguin trade in year 1:
I don't know if Seguin would have made a difference here. Like I said, my first preference after last year was to not trade him, and give him one more year and to play him with Krejci and Lucic. That said, the Bruins made that trade to contend NOW, and after year 1, that trade has not worked.
It doesn't matter if Seguin barely did anything in the playoffs this year offensively for the Stars. The pieces you got back, and the pieces you added with the freed up cap room did not do enough to help you contend for a Cup. The jury is still out on this one, big time. If I had to pick a winner for this trade for year 1, it's inarguable that the Stars won Year 1 of the trade, if only because of the fact that the Bruins year was a colossal failure.
I will now open the floor for any questions you may have, or if you want to mock me or whatever (which would be dumb if you read any of what I have said in this thread, but fans gonna fan and I'm not a coward or fraud so I can take it), I'll be on here for a little bit and will check this thread periodically.
David Krejci was abysmal all playoffs long. Garbage. He isn't someone who I explore moving because this year has been the exception to the rule for him. He has proven himself as a playoff performer, but this year he was absolutely invisible, and at times, a liability on the ice. He deserves every ounce of criticism and is a big reason why the Bruins lost.
Brad Marchand, he was awesome in 2011, but since then, other than a few select moments, he has been utter trash. Something like 4 goals in his last 40something playoff games (hmm sounds familiar eh), and that is inexcusable. Add in the fact that he is a gigantic diving faking weasely puke, I've never been a fan of him but I've put up with him because he produced. But since he has not produced, and like Krejci was a liability most of the time on the ice, Peter Chiarelli's first job of the season is to get this guy the **** off of my team. Seriously, I want him gone. Not only the diving and not producing, but the awful unneccesary penalties, I've seen enough from him and I don't ever want to see him in a Bruins uniform again. Don't make any trade proposals because the Stars have absolutely nothing that I would be interested in trading him for.
Rask is an above average goalie, he didn't lose the Bruins this series, but he didn't do them any favors either. This guy has a whole hell of a lot to prove, and a whole hell of a lot of work to do to justify that gigantic contract he got over the summer. He is not there yet, not even close.
Jarome Iginla is no Nathan Horton. He is He had a couple of tip ins and a goal that went in off of his ass, but tip ins are 90% luck (not in terms of getting your stick on it, but in terms of what it does when it hits your stick). Eriksson had shown some promise playing with Krejci and Iginla but I'm not sure that's the answer. I will light myself on fire if he is a Bruin next year (I'm talking about Iginla here, not Eriksson. I want Eriksson back, I don't want Iginla back). Chiarelli has his work cut out for him to fill this spot. It sucks Nathan Horton wanted a fresh start or whatever, so Chiarelli's hands were cut off right from the jump when it came to re-signing him, but Iginla was the next best option and was an utter catastrophic failure.
Smith was a good player for us overall, but too inconsistent. It's hard when one of you linemates is maybe playing the worst hockey of anyone in the NHL, but I needed more from him as a 2nd line player, I don't care if he is only 22.
Bergeron came to play in Game 7, and overall was one of the only good players for the Bruins in this series. But he didn't find his scoring touch either and it's fair to criticize him for that.
If you want my full thoughts on the game/season, I posted them in your Stanley Cup playoff thread, I copied and pasted it from another board.
Now, as for the Seguin trade in year 1:
I don't know if Seguin would have made a difference here. Like I said, my first preference after last year was to not trade him, and give him one more year and to play him with Krejci and Lucic. That said, the Bruins made that trade to contend NOW, and after year 1, that trade has not worked.
It doesn't matter if Seguin barely did anything in the playoffs this year offensively for the Stars. The pieces you got back, and the pieces you added with the freed up cap room did not do enough to help you contend for a Cup. The jury is still out on this one, big time. If I had to pick a winner for this trade for year 1, it's inarguable that the Stars won Year 1 of the trade, if only because of the fact that the Bruins year was a colossal failure.
I will now open the floor for any questions you may have, or if you want to mock me or whatever (which would be dumb if you read any of what I have said in this thread, but fans gonna fan and I'm not a coward or fraud so I can take it), I'll be on here for a little bit and will check this thread periodically.
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Dr Pepper
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A life is a terrible thing to waste.
(Seriously. We both know Loui's staying in Boston, David.)
Stars99Lobo37
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A life is a terrible thing to waste.
(Seriously. We both know Loui's staying in Boston, David.)
I dunno. Boston is kinda cap ****ed next year. The cap is supposed to be like $70m but Boston went over the cap this year with a bunch of players hitting their bonuses. That means they likely will have a cap of ~$66m, and they already have $63m committed to next season. Without Iginla, Smith, Krug and Bartkowski signed. Chia has some work to do.
Dr Pepper
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I don't see it either
he gets at least a year where he doesn't have to battle concussion issues. I'm not sure he'll be that much better but he at least gets a shot I think
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