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He was lucky to get him instead of glass, but the contract he gave Suzuki is aging like fine wine and has already helped set some kind of baseline for future contracts (Caufield, Slaf). Of course guys like Hutson and Demidov will sign for more, but still
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Im very curious about what’s going on in crosby’s mind. I understand he’s been pretty adamant he wants to be a penguin until the end. However, he’s also a fierce competitor and I can’t imagine Him buying in a rebuild to end his career in the bottom of the league.
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Wasn’t it like the first preseason game and he was suspended until the beginning of the season? Maybe I remember wrong
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Je comprend que c’est pas mauvais d’avoir beaucoup de centres, mais 9/12 attaquants actuellement dans le lineup sont des centres, ça me fait douter.
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You’re not even a little bit nervous that Calgary wins the lottery?
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How could I forget him lol yep he’s got real potential too. Contract ends after next season. It’s going to be interesting to see what happens next.
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And if we had not picked Reinbacher, our only RHD prospect with nhl potential would be Mailloux (unless I forgot someone please correct me) and he’s not a two way defender at nhl level imo
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Lol what year is it?
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If islanders go on the rebuild path? You think we could/should go for Horvat?
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I buried this team at least 5 times this season and every time they got back and proved me wrong until the next burying. Like the undertaker.
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I don’t understand, why not let him go through his last year like Bergevin and see at mid season if you really want him to make the big decisions at trade deadline?
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And except for the fact he fumbled the puck lightly once, he did a very decent job imo.
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Why would you throw that in the universe?
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It was arguably Guhle’s worst game as a hab imo. Not only because of this bad penalty. It may be because he came back from injury not so long ago, but he looked slow and kind of lost out there.
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It’s a shame Chychrun is sick though.
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Good news is they didn’t use any energy in this one, so they should have it all for tomorrow
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Thank you for the link, I’ll definitely tune in after habs game.
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Winners can get blinded by their own optimism. He may have thought that they could clinch a playoff spot, go from there and surprise everybody. However, I also think he won’t move from Pittsburgh.
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I mean, the only thing that would make it impossible is if Crosby absolutely wants to end his career in Pittsburgh (which wouldn’t surprise me). We have a lot of draft capital and b-prospects to give away
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They got rotengerg on air??? That’s kind of a great pull tbh props to them
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Le gars des stats, un certain Mickey thomasen
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I know it doesn’t count on the scoresheet, but his 2nd goal was also clean af, unfortunately called off for offside
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I think it would be better for them to win so he can keep playing KHL hockey instead of moving to MHL playoffs where he doesn’t really have anything to learn anymore.
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I remember being 100% certain he would end up playing 4 years and signing with Boston.
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That’s the ultimate trap. I expect their skaters to be extra motivated tonight. They’ll defend well and we’ll have to be very clever to create offense imo.
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On habs subreddit this morning there was a post saying that Demidov had signed a 2 year contract extension with SKA. I got baited for half a second ngl.
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Maybe Hugues could be sent down to trois rivière? I don’t know if it’s possible. If it is, the way he played in his last game, I wouldn’t mind getting our futur goalie in as a second to Primeau, maybe get a couple games before regular season ends.
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The same world where we see betting company ads on sports helmets. Where sports hosts and experts tell us the odds before the games and live odds throughout. Sports betting is taking over the spirit of sport.
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At least we know he’ll play him in the third if they really needs a goal right? Right?
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Guhle can play on the right, I’d give Savard a couple games off to rest because he looks very tired
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Yep, cbj regulation win, islanders are still 2 points away, but one more game played.
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4 goals on 11 shots. The 12th was the empty netter. Also, 10th and 11th rangers shots were goals.
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It would have looked like you were making fun of their contracts by being sarcastic.
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You know he’s out there practising his take off on face offs. The kid wont ever get caught like that again I just know it.
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Tonight’s game on prime can’t help us whatever happens, but as per usual, please let it end in regulation.
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Les éditions gagnantes de la coupe stanley de Tampa sont remplies de joueurs qu’ils ont repêchés. Hedman,Stamkos, Point, Kucherov, Vasilevskiy, Palat, Killorn, Cirelli, Gourde…Sergachev ils l’ont eu en échangeant Drouin qui était un 3e overall. Leur rebuild avait commencé 10 ans avant leurs coupes.
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C’est sûr que si tu repêches en fin de première ronde c’est un plus gros gamble, mais le repêchage reste la manière la plus efficace et abordable de bâtir un club. En plus le choix est en 2026 et on sait jamais, Toronto pourrait avoir une saison désastreuse l’année prochaine.
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Peu importe, le choix de première a une valeur marchande et peut être flippe à une autre équipe par la suite. Qu’il soit utilisé par l’équipe au repêchage ou échangé avant pour un joueur établi. Jamais mauvais d’avoir des choix de premières en banque.
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Le fait de pouvoir jouer ou non est effectivement quand même important dans la balance je pense.
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Par presque 2 dixièmes lol même pas proche
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The only thing that makes me slow down on the Fowler hype is when I look at Primeau’s sophomore year numbers. 2.09 gaa, .933 save pct, 4 so, 25 wins.
In 36 games though. Fowler has 23 wins and 6 SO in 30 games. That’s huge.
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It doesn’t make sense to even dress him in this case…just let him watch from the rafters so he can actually rest…
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Je sais que c’est vrai qu’il a besoin de cuire dans la ncaa, mais je peux pas m’empêcher d’entendre un coach qui a peur de perdre un de ses meilleurs joueurs après juste un an haha je le comprendrais.
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Ils peuvent ben se faire blanchir.
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I don’t know, but he had reduced ice time the game before, and now he’s dressed only to be benched all game…I mean, at this point it would have been better to let him watch from the rafters. My guess is he refused another contract offer.
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The thing I hate most about this statement is he call him a kid…binnington is 31 years old lol
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lol of course he scored just to make you look wrong.
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On en entendait un très motivé mais quand on peut pinpoint une ou 2 personnes en particulier ça montre que la majorité ont compris qu’ils ont pas de raison de nous huer.
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On peut compter leur nombre de tirs suédois d’une main