The don godfather
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Oh your right it's bad sorry fire greer . That's crap unless edstrom explodes.I think you're misreading the title
Oh your right it's bad sorry fire greer . That's crap unless edstrom explodes.I think you're misreading the title
I mean there are risks with going with an all glass team because you can hope they are all generally healthy enough in the playoffsPretty confident that Vegas knows rule changes are coming to prevent this kind of abuse moving forward.
So they figured might as well milk it all they can before those rule changes happen.
They already pissed off everyone, why stop now?
Vegas definitely the biggest threat to them.Edmonton probably praying LA holds the third seed right now
You’re right it’s probably not a big deal just oddI’m joking. So you think they shouldn’t have made the deal, considering Hertl had a NMC, etc? All of those players are much lower priority to move than Hertl was due to contract
Would be cool if Vegas starts a trend and we start to see more aggressive teams around the leagueEvery team should be required to trade every year at this time. Would make hockey mega interesting.
Kind of like the fantasy draft, where you need to expose players.
You make good points concerning the difficulties of resolving the issue, but why should the playoffs be any different from the regular season? (I know, I know, they are.) If a guy gets hurt during the regular season and goes on LTIR, then the team calls a replacement up from the minors. But when the first guy comes off LTIR the replacement player goes back down. Why? Why not just let him stay and be over the cap, like in the playoffs?I just said the league and the PA won’t want that. Sitting a fun star player is bad business, and even if the league wanted teams sitting multiple paid support guys instead (I doubt) the PA would certainly fight that
Ultimately the league makes sure the guys on LTIR are injured, but can’t stop them from coming back before they’re 100% (they’re not “miraculously healthy”. They’re most likely just not full recovered) as that’s NHL tradition to play hurt
Perks of being super well run teams
Yes, it made no sense. The ownership hadn't accepted the Sharks demise and we were in a purgatory with GM Doug Wilson kind of but not fully out of the office for health reasons.Really like this deal for VGK.
Not sure what San Jose was thinking resigning him and then retaining on him 2 years later... It makes 0 sense.
Insecurity post is obvious.Shame they’ll be ousted by the end of the second round, assuming they don’t continue their free fall down the standings of course.
Very hard to control LTIR.Pretty confident that Vegas knows rule changes are coming to prevent this kind of abuse moving forward.
So they figured might as well milk it all they can before those rule changes happen.
They already pissed off everyone, why stop now?
Very unrealistic. Bad for players and bad for business. More talented players playing = better hockey. The salary cap wasn’t intended primarily for parity. That was just the PR spin for fansThey could maybe fight it, but it’s still a very feasible fix
It's good, but I don't think it's better than Pettersson, Miller, Lindholm, Blueger or McDavid, Draisaitl and whoever.I dont see how any team will be able to compete with Vegas this year.
Eichel
Hertl
Stephenson
Karlsson
Roy
How is this fair? Stephenson may play LW but pretty sure Roy moves to wing. But still unfair depth down the middle.
He has the same join year as you, show some respectInsecurity post is obvious.
I wouldn't mind getting it over with first round tho , if they don't have a hot goalie it's gonna be fine either way for the Oilers imo. I just think this is the year of McDavidVegas definitely the biggest threat to them.
Because they host the draft in 2024 and didn’t want to trade it.How the f*** does Vegas still have their 2024 1st?