2021-2022 NHL Thread
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herman
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https://twitter.com/zjlaing/status/1507193779932999708
Not taking anything away from Hyman here (amazing work), but if someone, let's say a Swedish forward, did this during a 5-on-5 shift, he'd get roasted for being a perimeter player.
PK is hard work and effort, but mentally so much easier than trying to create sustained offense through a mass of bodies who only need to disrupt you a bit to be considered successful. Anyway, fans should really appreciate the players who can generate time and space for scoring chances while holding the puck for extended periods of time (> 3s).
Not taking anything away from Hyman here (amazing work), but if someone, let's say a Swedish forward, did this during a 5-on-5 shift, he'd get roasted for being a perimeter player.
PK is hard work and effort, but mentally so much easier than trying to create sustained offense through a mass of bodies who only need to disrupt you a bit to be considered successful. Anyway, fans should really appreciate the players who can generate time and space for scoring chances while holding the puck for extended periods of time (> 3s).
dappleganger
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Deebo said:
Quite pathetic.
Guilt Trip
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Definitely. Call the PS...and great OT...they way it should beBender said:
Guilt Trip
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And the refs like giving the Oilers PPs...what a joke.. Oil had 5 PPs and Calgary just got their 1st...oh and Draisaitl is tied with Matthews with a hattrick so far.Bender said:
Guilt Trip
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Would love to blame Smith but the Oilers D game is horrible. They give up slot shots all the time. Just brutal defending.Bender said:
https://thehockeynews.com/news/rumors-resurface-linking-claude-giroux-to-the-ottawa-senators
Just sharing this because I found a couple of passages Nicholas Cage ?you don?t say? worthy in here:
Back in October, some observers believed he'd only waive his no-movement clause to go home to Ottawa. His recent move to Florida proves that wasn't the case
And
Whether Giroux signs with the Senators this summer depends on whether they'll get into the bidding and pitch an enticing offer.
That?s some quality journalism there.
Just sharing this because I found a couple of passages Nicholas Cage ?you don?t say? worthy in here:
Back in October, some observers believed he'd only waive his no-movement clause to go home to Ottawa. His recent move to Florida proves that wasn't the case
And
Whether Giroux signs with the Senators this summer depends on whether they'll get into the bidding and pitch an enticing offer.
That?s some quality journalism there.
Heroic Shrimp
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Joe S. said:
When you think about it this way, there?s so many other things that his signing there might depend on. It might depend on whether they remember to offer to pay him in dollars instead of, say, sandwiches or small dogs. It depends on Ottawa dialing his or his agent?s number correctly to talk to him. It depends on him having a functioning pen to sign the contract. But I agree with this astute writer that the two most vital keys to him signing in Ottawa are: 1) they attempt to sign him, and 2) he likes their offer.
