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The Kovy deals can't happen anymore. So if Richards being 31 signed a 13 year deal for 80mil a year ago his cap number would just the average which is $6.1mil even if the last 4 years paid him a total $2.5mil. Now it's the amount of money he makes until he's 40 becomes the average. So instead of 80mil over 13 they do 77.5 mil over 9 years. Now all of a sudden his cap number is about $8.6mil. A little different.
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Hawks trade Campbell and Hjalmarrson, sign Sopel and Richards.
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Bluejackets to sign all FA and go undefeated
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Only to be moved to Hartford
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:lol touche.
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The Chicago Wolves could become the farm team of the Canucks. Yuck
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You know what else doesnt make sense geographically? The Winnipeg whatevers playing in the Eastern Conference and in the SouthEast division :lol
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The Wolves were the farm team for Atlanta and the Cafucks feeder was the Manitoba Moose. I guess Winnipeg gets convenience and Vancouver gets fucked. Awesome.
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This can't be good for Glendale: http://www.azcentral.com/community/g...s-private.html You don't withhold stuff if it's good. So it probably shows the whole situation in a bad light. |
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serious question here....who do you think is the most hated team in the league right now?
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Vancouver or Washington
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Pretty much spot on with what I was thinking
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Goes for Chris too, wherever that dude ran off to. |
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Winnipeg's new NHL team sold out there general public seasons tickets in under 4 minutes...
According to my watch its was under 30 seconds I tried and got shut-out... and now I'm 1446 of 8000 on the waiting list, guess I can wait a few more years |
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Per Eklund: "And I will continue to tell you, no matter how crazy I know it sounds, don't count out the possibility of the Leafs acquiring Stamkos. It is one of those rumors that has a ton of "very, very inside people" buzzing still...I just got off the phone with one source in Tampa who said the possibility is "far more real than anyone is admitting."" |
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I heard there is a BS rumor that Crosby's career is finished. Gimme a break. He'll be back next season I expect.
But think about this hypothetically, and I stress the hypothetical part: what will that do to both Pittsburgh and the NHL itself. And would you consider him a HOFer? |
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rumour around Winnipeg is its going to be: Manitoba Polar Bears.. with powder blue as the jerseys colour.. not sure about that one |
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The Winnipeg Moose would be awesome! We need another pro sports team that doesn't end in "s"
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Crosby does not warrant hall of fame status yet. He is sure on the way path but if his career is over as you said a rumor stated it will go down as one of the biggest "what if" careers
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As for Pitt. they'd be alright. It would be a huge blow but they've got a good team without him. Not as good obviously but still pretty good and would have $9mil to spend. The NHL in terms of marketing would take a hit. I still think the league as a whole would be great, as I think many people in here would too, but the NHL feels the need for a player like that to market and have a "rivalry" between him and Ovie. So that's where it would hurt the NHL. That said I don't believe that rumor at all because it was reported the other day he was cleared for workouts. |
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I just wanted to put this in here as well. Flyers get Iyla's B's rights...
http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=6637293 |
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I'd prefer the Jets name comes back, although it wasn't the best the first time around, either. Polar Bears really doesn't work for me (and would certainly look ridiculous for their one season in the Southeast Division). Something evoking images of snow would probably work pretty well--the Winnipeg Blizzard (which was at one time the name of Buffalo's Major Indoor Soccer League team) wouldn't be bad. |
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Porbably not Joe, but I like the effort
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Gonna have to trade someone in the 4M - 6M range. Probably Carter as everyone knows. I'd be fine with that. They're gonna have to overpay for Bryzgalov either way.... (Reminds me of when they had to make a splash in 06-07 and signed Briere. Gonna have to overpay. But at the same time, they need it. (It being a goalie..)
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How much does Bryz want? Based off the article it sounds like he wants about $7mil.
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If anyone cares - The Bluejackets fired their two head scouts yesterday. They had both been there since the beginning.
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Yeah that would be money well spent for the Flyers. Although recently in this league it seems goalies can change extremely quickly. That'd be a tough contract to swallow if he lost it
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So I am on my phone at work so sorry for asking questions I could probably easily find my own, but how much space do the Flyers have? I know it's not a lot. And also did the cap go up yet this season?
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And to your edit yes I agree. :lol
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The more important question to ask is if in all your mids, Ilya Bryzgalov is a Top 250 player? I say no.
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How about the Great One's kid getting drafted by the Cubs?
http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/ml...ory?id=6635887 Baseball? Where did Gretzky go wrong as he raised this kid? :lol |
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Friend of a friend works at 670 The Score, sports radio here in Chicago. Gretzky was on today to talk about his kid being drafted by the Cubs. Check out this guys status:
"OK...Wayne Gretzky just emailed me a "Thank You" for having him on. He signed it "99". Awesome." |
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Don't think the Flyers will have to overpay for Bryz. I'm not sure of the market for him or any goalies making that much in this offseason.
Remember he did go 0-4 in the playoffs this year. Overpaying him or not, some key parts of the Flyers will have to go elsewhere. |
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They Coyotes didn't get swept because of him though
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He would definitely be an upgrade, and something Philly needs to address. He's an elite goalie in his prime, and hopefully if signed he won't fall victim to the Flyers goalie curse. |
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Billy G is a Penguin again. Glad to see he's officially apart of the organization.
http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.ht...id=DL|PIT|home |
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Bryzgalov should be paid around the same amount that Lundqvist makes. I think he singed something around six years/40 million.
What's more interesting, is where does Phoenix go from here? Jason LaBarbera is the slated #1 for next year, as of now. |
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the Flyers have about 400k right now, so probably a few more dollars after the cap goes up. they only have 18 guys on the roster, so I think even if they don't sign Bryz, people will still go.
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There aren't too many teams looking for franchise goalies this summer. I think that the two sides realize this, and a deal will get done in the 30-40 million range.
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To Ant's post, I agree. It's getting to the point where teams are pretty content with their goalies, due to all the talent in the league right now.
Because I'm bored at work (;)), here's how it's looking. Not too many question marks: Anaheim: Hiller Boston: Thomas Buffalo: Miller Calgary: Kiprusoff Carolina: Ward Chicago: Crawford Columbus: Mason Colorado: Elliott Dallas: Lehtonen Detroit: Howard Edmonton: Khabibulin Florida: ??? (Clemmenson) Los Angeles: Quick Minnesota: Fernandez Montreal: Price Nashville: Rinne New Jersey: Brodeur NYI: DiPietro (:lol more like Montoya) NYR: Lundqvist Ottawa: Anderson Philadelphia: ??? (Bobrovsky) Phoenix: ??? (LaBarbera) Pittsburgh: Fleury San Jose: Niemi St. Louis: Halak Tampa Bay: Roloson (Smith if he retires) Toronto: ??? (Reimer/Gustavsson) Vancouver: Luongo Washington: ??? (Neuvirth, Varlamov) Winnipeg: Pavelec |
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I think Backstrom is the guy in Minnesota. Unless he's a free agent which he could be because I have no idea.
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There are rumors here that CBJ might go after Tuuka Rask
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If CBJ traded Nash they might as well just move the team to Hartford the same day. He's the only reason worth going to watch them play. He also loves playing here for some reason - no pressure maybe
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Honestly, I don't know how the Flyers can possibly take a cap hit of $6mil or more right now with the cap space that they don't have. I mean, Bob was so solid during the regular season, especially for a rookie. Yeah, he had a rough playoffs, but I don't think 6 starts in the playoffs without success means he can't be a great goalie in the regular season and playoffs. Yeah, last year Niemi was a rookie and played well in the playoffs, but he was much older than Bobrovsky is. I just think Philly has a really solid G already. I know that great goalies can take teams on playoff runs, but depth is what wins the Cup. I don't think you sacrifice depth for a goalie.
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Bob McKenzie just tweeted that the Flyers told him they are not looking into trading Carter.
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I think he's going to get about 6 million. Boosh and Leighton will be gone which will free up roughly 2.5 million Zherdev will be gone which will free up 2 million. I think Leino will be gone which will free up almost 1 million I wouldn't be surprised if the Flyers end up trading Carter to dump some of his salary and pick up some role players in exchange for depth. I will not be shedding a single tear if they have to part ways with ol' frosted tips |
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One year ago today (6/9/10) the Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup and it became not just the greatest night of my life, but the greatest summer of my life. I really think the Hawks had a shot at it this year, and I feel like we missed it by the few inches that Sharp missed his shot by. We'll contend next year, and hopefully a year from today I can do it all again.
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Really both threads? Why not make your own thread while you are at it?
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:lol nice Bonzo.
Everyone still feel that Luongo is an elite goalie :lol Guy is a headcase Lololuongo |
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Report out there the Rangers will buyout the last season of Drury's contract.
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Colorado seems content to go with Elliott. I'm on the fence for this one... I know they're trying to put together a young roster that can grow together, but I guess my anxiety just comes his inexperience. His stats won't show, but Elliott played pretty well in front of a really bad Colorado defense for the last half of last season, but how he will do as a full-time starter is another thing altogether, and that makes me nervous. |
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Interesting:
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Speaking of Reimer, just saw this:
http://www.thehockeynews.com/article...year-deal.html Possible indication of their plans with him. |
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Multiple sources are saying John Madden will be back next season with the Hawks with a very cap friendly deal to fill the 3rd line center role. Not against this at all if he can still win draws and kill the way he did last season.
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I would literally kill to have Drury for the right price.
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The right price? He shouldn't even command more than $1m. Guy is on the steady decline....maybe he even retires. Not worth it.
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Shero just re-signed Craig "Fuckin" Adams for another two years @ $0.675 mil. Not too shabby, great role player!
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Richards could very well wind up in Tampa Bay again. It certainly wouldn't surprise me.
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As far as Reimer goes, i don't know if it says it in the article or not, but he got 3 years for 1.8 million. which I think is a pretty good deal. He is projected to be the Leafs #1 next season and if they keep giguere on a bargain bin contract than we have a pretty solid 1,2 combo. Giguere is a great fit because he is a great mentor for Reimer, they play a very similar style and has worked with the goalie guru Francois Allaire for years now. If he can stay healthy he still has the ability to come in and shut another team down.
I think Richards is a possibility to play for the Leafs. We'll see though. They have the Cap space and Richards has said that he wanted to come back to the east. He'd be a perfect fit in the #1 center role and would make the top six quite potent as a whole. It would look like Lupul--Richards--Kessel Kulemin- Grabovski--Mac With richards in that line-up that top six is all over 20 goals each with three to five hitting the 30 goal mark. They seem to have a sound top 4 d core and if reimer can compete every night like he did last year they all of a sudden have a pretty solid team that can compete for a 6-8spot in the eastern conference. |
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