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Adams finished the year with three goals and six assists for nine points, while ranking third on the squad with 107 hits and second among Penguins forwards with 37 blocked shots.
Willie Kool wrote:Adams finished the year with three goals and six assists for nine points, while ranking third on the squad with 107 hits and second among Penguins forwards with 37 blocked shots.
While being 18th on the team in average time on ice - 18th.
CFA brings something that the other forwards need a lot more of.
Beveridge wrote:Adams will sacrifice his body, team leader, never gets hurt. You could do a whole lot worse for 700k and not too much better at that price.
slappybrown wrote:Willie Kool wrote:Adams finished the year with three goals and six assists for nine points, while ranking third on the squad with 107 hits and second among Penguins forwards with 37 blocked shots.
While being 18th on the team in average time on ice - 18th.
CFA brings something that the other forwards need a lot more of.
Those numbers are a product of two things: (1) he plays a lot of PK and (2) his line never has the puck at 5 on 5. The former is easily replaceable and the latter is not good.
Willie Kool wrote:slappybrown wrote:Willie Kool wrote:Adams finished the year with three goals and six assists for nine points, while ranking third on the squad with 107 hits and second among Penguins forwards with 37 blocked shots.
While being 18th on the team in average time on ice - 18th.
CFA brings something that the other forwards need a lot more of.
Those numbers are a product of two things: (1) he plays a lot of PK and (2) his line never has the puck at 5 on 5. The former is easily replaceable and the latter is not good.
I don't know how 'easily replaceable' he is at 700K, with what he provides on the PK.
Willie Kool wrote:slappybrown wrote:Willie Kool wrote:Adams finished the year with three goals and six assists for nine points, while ranking third on the squad with 107 hits and second among Penguins forwards with 37 blocked shots.
While being 18th on the team in average time on ice - 18th.
CFA brings something that the other forwards need a lot more of.
Those numbers are a product of two things: (1) he plays a lot of PK and (2) his line never has the puck at 5 on 5. The former is easily replaceable and the latter is not good.
I don't know how 'easily replaceable' he is at 700K, with what he provides on the PK.
taz71 wrote:our PK was good against NYI and OTT one of our main penalty killers is leaving via FA to the Wild so yeah this was necessary to ease in the youth movement.
taz71 wrote:our PK was good against NYI and OTT one of our main penalty killers is leaving via FA to the Wild so yeah this was necessary to ease in the youth movement.
Crankshaft wrote:Weren't the Pens one of the top teams on PK this year?
taz71 wrote:our PK was good against NYI and OTT one of our main penalty killers is leaving via FA to the Wild so yeah this was necessary to ease in the youth movement.
slappybrown wrote:Willie Kool wrote:Adams finished the year with three goals and six assists for nine points, while ranking third on the squad with 107 hits and second among Penguins forwards with 37 blocked shots.
While being 18th on the team in average time on ice - 18th.
CFA brings something that the other forwards need a lot more of.
Those numbers are a product of two things: (1) he plays a lot of PK and (2) his line never has the puck at 5 on 5. The former is easily replaceable and the latter is not good.
offsides wrote:Crankshaft wrote:Weren't the Pens one of the top teams on PK this year?
We ended up 25th with a 79.6%
http://www.nhl.com/ice/teamstats.htm?fe ... me=summary
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