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MRandall25 wrote:"Bruce Garrioch..."
Stopped reading.
Pitts wrote:My money is still on Iginla. I believe that is Shero's target.
sil wrote:Pitts wrote:My money is still on Iginla. I believe that is Shero's target.
Certainly you'd think so, but if he's at all on Shero's...than he's on everyone's list. Hard to say what it would take to get him too.
Desiato wrote:I reject the idea that the current Pens need a veteran player to set them straight. They're (young) vets now, some of whom are at the top of their game. They've won a cup. An aging star is going to have very little influence.
Greater leadership needs to come from the bench.
Pitts wrote:Desiato wrote:I reject the idea that the current Pens need a veteran player to set them straight. They're (young) vets now, some of whom are at the top of their game. They've won a cup. An aging star is going to have very little influence.
Greater leadership needs to come from the bench.
I'm thinking you didn't see the game last night then?
Desiato wrote:I reject the idea that the current Pens need a veteran player to set them straight. They're (young) vets now, some of whom are at the top of their game. They've won a cup. An aging star is going to have very little influence.
Greater leadership needs to come from the bench.
Idoit40fans wrote:I thought the text in your post was going to say "will retire a Senator. Sorry this is NPR".
MRandall25 wrote:Pitts wrote:Desiato wrote:I reject the idea that the current Pens need a veteran player to set them straight. They're (young) vets now, some of whom are at the top of their game. They've won a cup. An aging star is going to have very little influence.
Greater leadership needs to come from the bench.
I'm thinking you didn't see the game last night then?
I'm thinking you missed the 3rd period?
Pitts wrote:MRandall25 wrote:Pitts wrote:Desiato wrote:I reject the idea that the current Pens need a veteran player to set them straight. They're (young) vets now, some of whom are at the top of their game. They've won a cup. An aging star is going to have very little influence.
Greater leadership needs to come from the bench.
I'm thinking you didn't see the game last night then?
I'm thinking you missed the 3rd period?
What's your point? That they tied the game with about 10 minutes of powerplay time? My point is clear. They need a leader on the ice who can settle them down so they do not get into these pissing matches with the Flyers (or other teams who WILL employ the same tactics in the playoffs).
MRandall25 wrote:They largely stayed away from the pissing matches in the 3rd period.
Pitts wrote:MRandall25 wrote:They largely stayed away from the pissing matches in the 3rd period.
I don't really think they did. The Flyers just got the calls more for a change. Point is though, it shouldn't have come to that. As soon as the Flyers went to their game plan, things fell apart for the Pens. They played right into the Flyer's hands. The Pens should never be fighting to come back against an inferior opponent like that. Yet, they ALWAYS do when its the Flyers.
RxBandit66 wrote:Here's something to consider: the Flyers are going to trade for Jagr, especially if Dallas is out of the hunt. They want him back to skate with Hartnell and Giroux. If the Pens acquired him, it would give Malkin and Neal a veteran linemate and deny Philly from getting him back.
Yes, there would be a media frenzy for a few days, and some fans on here are bitter towards Jagr, blah blah, I get that. But this is a business and making that move could potentially be good on two fronts.
Just sayin.
Digitalgypsy66 wrote:Someone said Craig Andersen got injured tonight, and it didn't look insignificant. If so, nail in the coffin for Ottawaaa.
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