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NHL hot stove
by tiger » Thu Dec 03, 2009 5:59 pm
...my meager skills were no match for his devastating...
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Re: NHL hot stove
by geForce » Thu Dec 03, 2009 6:10 pm
I dunno, Kindl's looking pretty good. Let's just hope he doesn't choke out there cuz of his nerves.
Canucks are looking healthy... Luongo's been pretty good since he's been back.
Canucks are looking healthy... Luongo's been pretty good since he's been back.
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Re: NHL hot stove
by nature boy » Thu Dec 03, 2009 11:16 pm
hey, can canucks play on the flames network?
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Re: NHL hot stove
by tyson » Fri Dec 04, 2009 8:43 am
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Re: NHL hot stove
by tyson » Fri Dec 04, 2009 12:19 pm
yeah larsson and mccollum look like potentials, but still too young and inexperienced for the nhl--especially in detroit's system.
i keep hearing atlanta being linked as potential trade partners but atl is holding off since lehtonen keeps getting injured.
i keep hearing atlanta being linked as potential trade partners but atl is holding off since lehtonen keeps getting injured.
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Re: NHL hot stove
by tiger » Fri Dec 04, 2009 8:49 pm
I wonder if Det would go after Giguere? Or wait for the offseason to try Hiller?
Who are some big name UFA's this year? Ana and Tor will have some decent cap room.
Who are some big name UFA's this year? Ana and Tor will have some decent cap room.
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Re: NHL hot stove
by geForce » Mon Dec 07, 2009 1:00 am
It doesn't matter how much cap room Toronto has.. they will lose regardless.
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Re: NHL hot stove
by joel » Thu Dec 10, 2009 5:23 pm
Detroit has gotten away with playing against the weakest divison in the west in past years. Not so anymore (Chicago is probably the fastest team in the league). Northwest is the weakest now.. and canucks still can't pull together enough wins..
Unfortunately, Detroit doesn't have a lot of tradable assets(they have little depth as it is) to acquire a replacement for Osgood. They will probably have to wait till the offseason.
Kovalchuk is going to sign in the KHL anyways.
I think San Jose may resign Marleau after this year (averages the most ice time of all forwards on the team, his utility on SH/PP and playing C/W will not be easily replaced).
LA will deal Frolov before the deadline, and then you'll see him sign in KHL too.
Russians...
Those are just some of my bold predications.
Unfortunately, Detroit doesn't have a lot of tradable assets(they have little depth as it is) to acquire a replacement for Osgood. They will probably have to wait till the offseason.
Kovalchuk is going to sign in the KHL anyways.
I think San Jose may resign Marleau after this year (averages the most ice time of all forwards on the team, his utility on SH/PP and playing C/W will not be easily replaced).
LA will deal Frolov before the deadline, and then you'll see him sign in KHL too.
Russians...
Those are just some of my bold predications.
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Re: NHL hot stove
by Duncan » Fri Dec 11, 2009 10:35 am
reported for racism...
i really should be working
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Re: NHL hot stove
by JKY88 » Fri Dec 11, 2009 1:54 pm
You know what would make a great line?
Crosby, Stillman and Nash
Crosby, Stillman and Nash
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Re: NHL hot stove
by Duncan » Fri Dec 11, 2009 1:58 pm
errr.. stillman? ummm.. suuurrree
i think the Getzlaf Heatley Nash line was the monster line during the past few international competitions...
that being said, i think they're toying with the idea of keeping heatley, marleau, thornton together for the olympics, and having crosby play with possibly iggy and maybe someone else...
i think the Getzlaf Heatley Nash line was the monster line during the past few international competitions...
that being said, i think they're toying with the idea of keeping heatley, marleau, thornton together for the olympics, and having crosby play with possibly iggy and maybe someone else...
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Re: NHL hot stove
by tiger » Fri Dec 11, 2009 8:02 pm
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