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"Sabres and Blackhawks close to completing a trade believed to be for center Derek Roy" |
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I'm ordering a #9 sweater if this happens.
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Fuck, I forgot about Bobby Hull.
Jesus. I'm too excited about Roy. I'll buy whatever he's wearing. |
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And I'm interested in seeing what Oduya brings. Hasn't had a good couple seasons with ATL/WPG, but I've watched him play and the potential is there to be a solid d-man in the NHL. Be interesting to see what a change of scenery brings. |
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Honestly would have rather just kept all our picks and made no deals. Right now, the team just doesn't have what it takes and I don't think 1 or 2 players is going to change anything. Maybe it energizes the players. But at the moment, I'd rather miss the playoffs and get Q fired because there is just too much intept coaching, too much pathetic and lazy effort from the players, and injuries at a bad time killing our depth. Would have rather gone for it big time with a couple of trades in the off-season. |
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Would be excited if Roy came to Hawks but I'm not counting on it.
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Chris, please PM me your address. I'll be sending you a condolensces card.
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Great pick up for the Hawks just now.
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Looks like the bruins aren't going to do anything. With Horton likely out for the year, chances for repeating are slim to none.
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Decent player who is certainly not turning around this sinking ship. Problem is.... Rocky is paying $75-77m in player salaries this year, doesn't want to add more salary. But Rocky also is drunk on playoff success from 09 & 10 and probably won't allow any selling of current players that might have some value. |
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I don't think anything is going to turn this team into a Cup contender. Kane, Sharp, Hossa, Keith, Seabrook...they just aren't taking over and putting the team on their backs. All have been sub-par lately right when they need to step up. Just goes to show how important Toews is, I guess.
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Reports of Rolston going...back to Boston. OK...
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Kypreos saying Gaustad will be traded. Didn't say where.
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If any team gave up a first for Gaustad I will laugh my ass off. Except if its the bruins in which case I'll cry.
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"Along with Brian Rolston the Bruins also acquire Mike Mottau."
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Gaustad to Nashville.
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Gaustad to NSH.
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Damn good move for Predators, absolutely. Any contender would love to have Gaustad on their bottom-6.
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Per Helene St James of the Detroit Free Press Wings are done.
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Also how did the Caps do NOTHING? Knuble has been benched and isn't moved?
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Yea I don't understand why they wouldn't move Knuble. Probably could have got a 3rd rounder for him in this market.
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And Roy was NOT TRADED.
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And Greg Zanon going to Bruins as well.
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Well if nothing else we added some experienced guys as depth. With the prices that guys were going for today I can't say I'm too upset.
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Derek Roy not traded. Stan Bowman grade: D-
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John Scott traded for a 5th round pick.
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Biggest ?'s of the day Calgary, Habs and Caps. Habs made a small move but they suck. Flames will never get better doing what they are doing and the Caps well...the Caps.
Nashville did pretty good but I'm not sure if the moves will actually help Gaustad is a nice addition but is he gonna help a team like the Preds?? I dunno. It's a wait and see trade for them. |
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Not that I'm complaining about them picking up Landeskog instead... |
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Gaustad and a 4th to Nashville for a 1st...hell no would I do that.
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EDIT: Chiarelli is proving his muck as a guy who's got a good feel for adding pieces to the complete puzzle (i.e. with Kelly and Peverley last year). It seems many GM's just go for the biggest names available (Nashville going for Gaustad), but Chiarelli has proven able at evaluating the teams needs and properly addressing them. |
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But, the Hawks just got even softer. The fact is, even though Scott only played a few minutes, other teams' players certainly didn't take runs at our guys very often with him in the lineup. |
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Hawks are a middle of the road team right now. We needed a top 6 forward and didn't get it. I don't care if it was expensive, if you want to win, you pay those prices with picks. Dumb.
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I'm glad the Wings didn't cave. If a 3rd/4th line guy is worth basically a 1st rounder and the dude is a rental that's dumb. And if they think that will make Suter stay they are kidding themselves. What if he walks along with Kostitsyn? You gave up stuff for...nothing.
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I'm kind if surprised to see Nashville panic like that and give up a 1st for Gaustad.
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I like Scott for what he does. Fighter first of all, but can play minutes on bottom D pairing. He's no Chara, but he knows his role and does it pretty well. Guys are scared of him... I remember one interview where he mentioned he was frustrated because he tries to fight, but guys won't go with him.
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Last time Nashville made the "big splash" it got them bounced in round 1 for the 2nd straight year. They'll be tough to play against but they are already. At least Parise will look good in the Winged Wheel this summer.
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Still can't believe that dude went to Michigan Tech.
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If Nashville was going to give up a 1st they should have tried to get a guy who can actually put the puck in the net. Gaustad is solid defensively but he won't be lighting the lamp very often.
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He can't be the guy to do literally anything except fight. He didn't hit even, really, because he can't skate. His sole purpose was to fight, and he didn't even really do that, since no one would fight him. Every time he touched the puck in our own zone, I would freak out. Huge liability, big guy that doesn't hit, can't skate, only fights. That's not a player that dresses for SC winning teams. |
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Kassian for Hodgson. Maybe one of the bigger trades of the day in terms of potential impact for both teams.
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what a boring deadline day. sigh.
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And I'm sorry about Roy. :shrug |
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I'm sure a lot of Wings fans, and other teams fans, will say how come they didn't do anything?!? Prices are high and if you want to give that much up for a rental you do so at your own risk. For Wings they are an older team and have to rebuild behind the scenes and giving up those picks hurts them when Lidstrom retires.
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I will totally disagree with Chris here. John Scott was a valuable member of this team...because when he's in your lineup, your top guys don't have to be out there playing scared and worrying about getting destroyed on the boards and being run by the other team. Or, if it happens, Scott can get out there and pummel someone. Yeah it hasn't happened often this season, but getting rid of him only makes a soft team even softer. Hawks need grit with Montador and Carcillo likely both done for the year. And now they trade away Scott.
Shouldn't have done anything. Personally, I'd rather they just hold Toews out for the rest of the year unless we somehow snuck into the playoffs. Don't take any chances with him, then try to make some deals in the off-season and load up for the next couple of years. Quenneville is done. Players just aren't playing for him anymore and his coaching staff doesn't know how to PK or PP. |
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So Scott is an enforcer? Jeez, 6-8, 270. I guess the rangers did get the biggest guy today.
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... and I'm talking about possibly a hand missing a few fingers... Like Bron said (holy hell I'm agreeing with him!), the intimidation factor is one of the intangibles he brings that kind of makes up for his... what's the word... limited tangibles. |
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I think the Gaustad trade is the worst of the deadline. NSH lost big time.
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So it's out that Nash actually did go to CBJ and ask to be traded not the other way around. That change the perceptions a little.
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Great work by Stan Blowman today. This team will be lucky to back into the playoffs again, absolutely half-assed effort at trying to improve today.
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Hey Chris, this one's for you, from Bucci :)
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Definitely wanted Nash to the Rangers. Damn it...
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Gut reaction everyone? Big winner? Big loser?
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Other winners were the Sabres. Great pick-up in Hodgson... he could be their new #1 center, and I'm interested in seeing how he does with Vanek. Also, getting a first-rounder for Gaustad was a major boon. I also like the character depth the Bruins added in Zanon and Mottau. They'll make the Bruins tougher to play against, and help out Rask and Thomas in that both are monster shot blockers. That type of depth is invaluable as the playoffs roll along and could be a difference-maker. I don't see Rolston doing too much, but who knows what he could do. I didn't like Nashville giving up a first rounder for Gaustad, so right now I would count them as losers. BUT... who knows what Trotz could do with him? I could be eating my words here in a bit. I also don't understand why Carolina and Washington didn't start selling off assets. Guys like Mike Knuble, Roman Hamrlik and Jaroslav Spacek could've at least gotten them something in terms of consolation. I would count them as losers as well. Chicago not addressing their offensive needs was disappointing as well. But, in fairness to the losers, this was a tough trade market this season. |
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Flyers won in their own right this deadline. Got two d'men last week that filled roles needed and didn't need to trade a single one of their rookies. They pretty much knocked two rookies out of the line up (MA Bourdon - physical by over-agressive/Gustafsson - undersized) and replaced them with two big bodies who play the position well (Grossman/Kubina).
They kept JvR, kept their faith in Bryz and didn't have to ship Read/Couturier/Schenn/Zolnierczyk for a rental that wouldn't have made much more of a difference than what they had already. They just need JvR to continue playing strong and start potting goals, Briere and Jagr to wake up and the defense to tighten up. |
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Apparently the Sharks offered Philly Niemi for JVR last week, Philly said no.
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I'm a happy, HAPPY Sabres fan today. I've never been a huge fan of Kassian and he's done little to improve that in his games with the club this year. Hodgson could be what we're looking for in a top-line center, I'm excited to see how he plays with Vanek. Kassian will never be a Lucic. He certainly has that potential, but it's been said that the work ethic isn't there.
And Gaustad (and a 4th) for a 1st round pick? Blows my mind that they could get a 1st for a guy that basically goes out to win faceoffs and nothing else. He's not as physical as people make him out to be, he used to be, but it's declined over recent years. Great guy, but he can be replaced. |
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Preds have to be the overall winner, made some damn good additions to that team. Liked the Sharks and B's moves as well. Hawks lost big time on this deadline, can't even get into that now so disgusted with their showing today. Some serious issues going on in that organization right now along with a GM that has no clue what he's doing.
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They'll bring back one of them. And with a guy like Rinne in net they'll be in the hunt every year. They're costing themselves in the future and Gaustad isn't really a piece that puts you over the top.
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