It happened with Stu Bickel as well.
Point being, Tangradi is not a heavyweight. He'd get wrecked by some of the guys on other teams.
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Re: Big Mac
by MRandall25 on Sun Jan 13, 2013 11:46 pm
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Re: Big Mac
by mikey287 on Mon Jan 14, 2013 12:01 am
Bickell is an enforcer haha...he's just like Engelland except slightly worse at hockey, slightly more inclined to fight...
And yeah you're right of course, Tangradi isn't a heavyweight, never will be, hopefully that isn't what he'll ever need to remain gainfully employed at the pro hockey level...
And yeah you're right of course, Tangradi isn't a heavyweight, never will be, hopefully that isn't what he'll ever need to remain gainfully employed at the pro hockey level...
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Re: Big Mac
by Grunthy on Mon Jan 14, 2013 12:08 am
I was so hoping this thread was about the Big Mac powerplay, but alas my dreams have been shattered.
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Re: Big Mac
by Steve Dave on Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:06 am
I would like to see Bortuzzo take Engelland's spot on D and convert Engo to 4th line RW.
KG wrote:We could use a heavyweight who can take a regular shift on the 4th line....Regular season in the NHL still has a lot of fights and shenanigans....have to be prepared for it...
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Re: Big Mac
by Puffymuffin on Mon Jan 14, 2013 4:41 am
Maybe a chance for Veilleux then? It seems he loves to fight more than to play anyway 
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Re: Big Mac
by Digitalgypsy66 on Mon Jan 14, 2013 11:28 am
Puffymuffin wrote:Maybe a chance for Veilleux then? It seems he loves to fight more than to play anyway
Yeah, he's out of work with the Nailers anyway - called another player a racial epithet, and now suspended indefinitely.
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Re: Big Mac
by Penspal on Mon Jan 14, 2013 12:31 pm
Big Mac thumping the Pens during their home opener?
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Re: Big Mac
by Beveridge on Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:41 pm
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NYI claim Joe Finley off waivers from BUF. No other players claimed from yesterday's waivers.
Guess that means we dodged the bullet? Or ate it perhaps?
NYI claim Joe Finley off waivers from BUF. No other players claimed from yesterday's waivers.
Guess that means we dodged the bullet? Or ate it perhaps?
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Re: Big Mac
by RisslingsMissingTeeth on Mon Jan 14, 2013 5:31 pm
Steve Dave wrote:I would like to see Bortuzzo take Engelland's spot on D and convert Engo to 4th line RW.KG wrote:We could use a heavyweight who can take a regular shift on the 4th line....Regular season in the NHL still has a lot of fights and shenanigans....have to be prepared for it...
I actually suggested Engo to the 4th line last year. He could establish a crease presence, has a good wrist shot, and would intimidate anyone when he dressed out.
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Re: Big Mac
by relantel on Mon Jan 14, 2013 5:55 pm
wasn't he on waivers because he had to be to stay in WBS?
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Re: Big Mac
by Dickie Dunn on Mon Jan 14, 2013 6:17 pm
relantel wrote:wasn't he on waivers because he had to be to stay in WBS?
Yes.
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Re: Big Mac
by FC on Mon Jan 14, 2013 10:48 pm
I am glad Smacker passed through waivers.
He is the baddest man in hockey with the mitts off
If a team like lets say Boston or the Islanders have shown they will break the mythical code and run at skilled players he is a nice option to be able to call up.
I understand an eye for an eye is meaningless if Crosby or Malkin are already injured
I understand Smacker is pretty much useless other than fighting
He is the baddest man in hockey with the mitts off
If a team like lets say Boston or the Islanders have shown they will break the mythical code and run at skilled players he is a nice option to be able to call up.
I understand an eye for an eye is meaningless if Crosby or Malkin are already injured
I understand Smacker is pretty much useless other than fighting
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