Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Bolland is owed 16.5 million over the next three seasons. Is he done ? I'm not sure but in his day he was a damn good player and if he regains his form of 2008-2013 this is a steal for Phoenix.
Bolland, Crouse, Bonino >>> Sutter, Pedan ,Vey that's for sure.
Bolland, Crouse, Bonino >>> Sutter, Pedan ,Vey that's for sure.
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Bolland is still recovering from his injury and is not expected to be ready for the start of the season. This was another salary dump for Florida. The second round pick in 2017 is conditional upon Crouse making the team and playing "x" games. Don't know what "x" is. So this trade could end up being two 3rds.
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
I wish "analytics" would go away. Shoo, Scat, be off with you!Hockey Widow wrote:Bolland is still recovering from his injury and is not expected to be ready for the start of the season. This was another salary dump for Florida. The second round pick in 2017 is conditional upon Crouse making the team and playing "x" games. Don't know what "x" is. So this trade could end up being two 3rds.
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
lol why are you comparing those guys? currently you are comparing the coyotes, pens, canucks, comets & flames players.Blob Mckenzie wrote:Bolland is owed 16.5 million over the next three seasons. Is he done ? I'm not sure but in his day he was a damn good player and if he regains his form of 2008-2013 this is a steal for Phoenix.
Bolland, Crouse, Bonino >>> Sutter, Pedan ,Vey that's for sure.
Anyways Bolland has been averaging 34 games per year over the last 4 seasons, he's cracked bloberino's infamous 40pts mark once, while in the glorious blackhawk dynasty days years ago.
He's a LTIR type every year, it's why the Panthers offloaded that atrocious contract with their high pick 2015 11th overall first round pick Lawson Crouse whom I'm guessing they are not high on Crouse ceiling with his mediocre stats from juniors on out, so they ditch DB's contract clean, while paying for it with Crouse (the poor analytics guy)
Similar to blackhawks Teraveinen with Bickell.
http://www.torontosun.com/2015/06/24/la ... t-to-draft
Crouse gets destroyed.
https://twitter.com/JxredNHL/status/762 ... 04/video/1
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
lol there ya go, so yeah it's a no go.Strangelove wrote:JVR is a big weenie.
Gardiner is a smaller one.
Leafers say they're great... but notice Leafers are always throwing them into trade deals.
JVR is coming back from his second major injury to his left foot.
Gardiner had a fluke season fancy-stat-wise IMO.
I hate them both with a passion (especially Gardiner).
But carry on...

One thing I haven't explored was teams with expansion draft issues, looking into the Ottawa Senators seems they could have too many forwards and are worried about losing Methot, ergo they are interested in trading a forward for another bottom dman type.
I'd target Puempel or *looks around* see's Royal Dude is gone for a bit - Curtis Lazar, BC boy, buy low I say, I read on their boards they were interested in Hutton for Lazar, but the smart ones know that's not doable, as Hutton is worth more, but I think we could use one of our depth dmen + a forward prospect (expansion protected) for one of their forwards they can't protect.
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Some good RFA's still available...
Dmitry Orlov
Valeri Nichushkin
Johnny Gaudreau
Rasmus Ristolainen
Rickard Rakell
Hampus Lindholm
Jacob Trouba
And notably Tobias Rieder, a two-way LW.
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
SKYO wrote:lol why are you comparing those guys? currently you are comparing the coyotes, pens, canucks, comets & flames players.Blob Mckenzie wrote:Bolland is owed 16.5 million over the next three seasons. Is he done ? I'm not sure but in his day he was a damn good player and if he regains his form of 2008-2013 this is a steal for Phoenix.
Bolland, Crouse, Bonino >>> Sutter, Pedan ,Vey that's for sure.
Anyways Bolland has been averaging 34 games per year over the last 4 seasons, he's cracked bloberino's infamous 40pts mark once, while in the glorious blackhawk dynasty days years ago.
He's a LTIR type every year, it's why the Panthers offloaded that atrocious contract with their high pick 2015 11th overall first round pick Lawson Crouse whom I'm guessing they are not high on Crouse ceiling with his mediocre stats from juniors on out, so they ditch DB's contract clean, while paying for it with Crouse (the poor analytics guy)
Similar to blackhawks Teraveinen with Bickell.
http://www.torontosun.com/2015/06/24/la ... t-to-draft
Crouse gets destroyed.
https://twitter.com/JxredNHL/status/762 ... 04/video/1
I'm comparing them because Elmer ditched a 2nd and 3rd for Pedan and Vey which was the cost for Phoenix. If the Canucks had kept Bonino and not acquired, then grossly overpaid Sutter, they could have easily taken on a shitty contract for a high end prospect like Crouse.
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Bang On!SKYO wrote:lol why are you comparing those guys? currently you are comparing the coyotes, pens, canucks, comets & flames players.Blob Mckenzie wrote:Bolland is owed 16.5 million over the next three seasons. Is he done ? I'm not sure but in his day he was a damn good player and if he regains his form of 2008-2013 this is a steal for Phoenix.
Bolland, Crouse, Bonino >>> Sutter, Pedan ,Vey that's for sure.
Anyways Bolland has been averaging 34 games per year over the last 4 seasons, he's cracked bloberino's infamous 40pts mark once, while in the glorious blackhawk dynasty days years ago.
He's a LTIR type every year, it's why the Panthers offloaded that atrocious contract with their high pick 2015 11th overall first round pick Lawson Crouse whom I'm guessing they are not high on Crouse ceiling with his mediocre stats from juniors on out, so they ditch DB's contract clean, while paying for it with Crouse (the poor analytics guy)
Similar to blackhawks Teraveinen with Bickell.
http://www.torontosun.com/2015/06/24/la ... t-to-draft
Crouse gets destroyed.
https://twitter.com/JxredNHL/status/762 ... 04/video/1
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Bolland is done. Hell, even the Leaves gave up on him. Crouse was the cost of dumping Dave's contract on one of the only teams willing to eat that turd.
Panther's have cap to go for it now.
Panther's have cap to go for it now.
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
I thought I heard Bolland was out for the season. I would think if he doesn't play, insurance will cover his salary won't it? Either way the Coyotes got another excellent young prospect for taking on a cap hit that they can afford.
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Yes but the Coyotes are also heavy "analytics guys". (we used to call em nerds eh Micky?)Hockey Widow wrote:Bolland is still recovering from his injury and is not expected to be ready for the start of the season. This was another salary dump for Florida. The second round pick in 2017 is conditional upon Crouse making the team and playing "x" games. Don't know what "x" is. So this trade could end up being two 3rds.
Those analytics guys still cleaning house.

Assuming Bolland's contract is insured, I'd say it's a pretty good trade for both teams.
(Florida's window being now, Arizona's window not opening for a few years)
Not sure I'd want to bet against Crouse though, and the Panthers keep getting weenier. (fucking nerds!)
Yeah, Coyotes' GM said today "Bolland won't be ready to play for the foreseeable future".
Personally I doubt he'll ever play another game, Kassian fucked him over real good...
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Bolland, like other mouthy little shits, had it coming and it looks good on him.Strangelove wrote:Yes but the Coyotes are also heavy "analytics guys". (we used to call em nerds eh Micky?)Hockey Widow wrote:Bolland is still recovering from his injury and is not expected to be ready for the start of the season. This was another salary dump for Florida. The second round pick in 2017 is conditional upon Crouse making the team and playing "x" games. Don't know what "x" is. So this trade could end up being two 3rds.
Those analytics guys still cleaning house.![]()
Assuming Bolland's contract is insured, I'd say it's a pretty good trade for both teams.
(Florida's window being now, Arizona's window not opening for a few years)
Not sure I'd want to bet against Crouse though, and the Panthers keep getting weenier. (fucking nerds!)
Yeah, Coyotes' GM said today "Bolland won't be ready to play for the foreseeable future".
Personally I doubt he'll ever play another game, Kassian fucked him over real good...
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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Bolland can't hear you because his two Stanley Cup rings are plugging his ears.damonberryman wrote: Bolland, like other mouthy little shits, had it coming and it looks good on him.
But if he could, knowing him, he'd probably say "Keep your eyes on the road and your mouth shut!"
Amirite?
Mouthy little shits, eh Cabbieman?

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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Since the turn of the millenium, there's been a slight change in where the players in the NHL come from.
In 2000/01 some 55% of skaters were Canadians, 30% European and 15 % from the USA. In the years since, the number of American players has increased, challenging both the Canadian and European contingents, and in 2015/16 the numbers were closer to 50% Canadians and 25% each of Euros and Yanks.

Meanwhile, within the European Group there has been a huge shift. Since the start of the KHL the number of Russians, Czechs, Slovaks and Finns has fallen while the Swedes have been picking up the slack; the number of Swedish NHL skaters has gone up 68% from 44 in 00/01 to 74 (sic!) in 15/16. That's more than there were ever Russians or Czechs in the League.

An even bigger change in the crease. In 00/01 almost two thirds of goalies, or 63%, were Canadian while 20% were European and 17% American. Last season European goalies outnumbered Canadians!
There were 42% European goaltenders, 38% Canadians and 20% from the USA. The biggest increase is in Finnish and Swedish goalies, these countries now have eleven goalies each in the NHL. The total of Scandinavian NHL goalies reaching 23, as there is also a Dane in Anaheim.

In 2000/01 some 55% of skaters were Canadians, 30% European and 15 % from the USA. In the years since, the number of American players has increased, challenging both the Canadian and European contingents, and in 2015/16 the numbers were closer to 50% Canadians and 25% each of Euros and Yanks.

Meanwhile, within the European Group there has been a huge shift. Since the start of the KHL the number of Russians, Czechs, Slovaks and Finns has fallen while the Swedes have been picking up the slack; the number of Swedish NHL skaters has gone up 68% from 44 in 00/01 to 74 (sic!) in 15/16. That's more than there were ever Russians or Czechs in the League.


An even bigger change in the crease. In 00/01 almost two thirds of goalies, or 63%, were Canadian while 20% were European and 17% American. Last season European goalies outnumbered Canadians!

There were 42% European goaltenders, 38% Canadians and 20% from the USA. The biggest increase is in Finnish and Swedish goalies, these countries now have eleven goalies each in the NHL. The total of Scandinavian NHL goalies reaching 23, as there is also a Dane in Anaheim.


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Re: Around the league (signings, RFAs injuries)
Finland isn't a member of Scananavia.
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cutting a pretty fine line between the Nordic states, no?? 

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