pcm wrote:New lines!
Kunitz-Sid-Bennett
DUpuis-Malkin-Neal
Gibbons-Sutter-Jokinen
Glass-VItale-Adams
Definitely a move in the right direction.
I can't believe they actually put these lines together. I hope Dan gives Beau a legit shot.
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pcm wrote:New lines!
Kunitz-Sid-Bennett
DUpuis-Malkin-Neal
Gibbons-Sutter-Jokinen
Glass-VItale-Adams
Definitely a move in the right direction.
llipgh2 wrote:Gaucho wrote:Pitts wrote:Why? These call ups recently seem so random.
Throw sh*t on the ice and see what sticks.
I like this.
Penspal wrote:I'm excited to see Gibbons. Speed to burn, good hands AND maybe, if he goes in front, they won't see him. ;)
pens2005 wrote:Penspal wrote:I'm excited to see Gibbons. Speed to burn, good hands AND maybe, if he goes in front, they won't see him.
I know nothing about the guy. When was he drafted?
pens2005 wrote:A line of Bennett Crosby and Jussi would get pushed all over the ice. That would be a bad line.
Crosby needs someone like a Kunitz on his wing.
pens2005 wrote:Penspal wrote:I'm excited to see Gibbons. Speed to burn, good hands AND maybe, if he goes in front, they won't see him.
I know nothing about the guy. When was he drafted?
sil wrote:pens2005 wrote:A line of Bennett Crosby and Jussi would get pushed all over the ice. That would be a bad line.
Crosby needs someone like a Kunitz on his wing.
Why is it commonly believed that Sid gets pushed all over the ice? He's probably stronger along the boards than most pens players. Bennett also gets a bad rap in this department, which I can only assume is because he plays a high-skill game. Both those guys can hold their own along the boards and against a forecheck.
sil wrote:pens2005 wrote:Penspal wrote:I'm excited to see Gibbons. Speed to burn, good hands AND maybe, if he goes in front, they won't see him. ;)
I know nothing about the guy. When was he drafted?
Never.
pens2005 wrote: You put two skinny minnies next to him I just feel that it spells doom.
no name wrote:Pitts wrote:Why? These call ups recently seem so random.
Maybe Shero is show casing some of these guys for trades??? If any other team wants that player and they want to see them play in the NHL...
Shaky Walton wrote:no name wrote:Pitts wrote:Why? These call ups recently seem so random.
Maybe Shero is show casing some of these guys for trades??? If any other team wants that player and they want to see them play in the NHL...
Trades??????? Who wants these guys. They are minor league players not prospects
The U wrote:Every forward they call up is 5'7-5'11....170-190lbs.
The team needs bigger, stronger, more physical, power forwards. No NHL-ready guys like this in the system but would love to get one via trade (whenever that comes).
Factorial wrote:The U wrote:Every forward they call up is 5'7-5'11....170-190lbs.
The team needs bigger, stronger, more physical, power forwards. No NHL-ready guys like this in the system but would love to get one via trade (whenever that comes).
Such as? And who could be traded for them?
DelPen wrote:Factorial wrote:The U wrote:Every forward they call up is 5'7-5'11....170-190lbs.
The team needs bigger, stronger, more physical, power forwards. No NHL-ready guys like this in the system but would love to get one via trade (whenever that comes).
Such as? And who could be traded for them?
There is probably a team out there that is looking for smaller speedier guys to shore up their AHL team that have Eric Tangradi's they want to dump too.
It's going to be rolling the dice with these.
Factorial wrote:DelPen wrote:Factorial wrote:The U wrote:Every forward they call up is 5'7-5'11....170-190lbs.
The team needs bigger, stronger, more physical, power forwards. No NHL-ready guys like this in the system but would love to get one via trade (whenever that comes).
Such as? And who could be traded for them?
There is probably a team out there that is looking for smaller speedier guys to shore up their AHL team that have Eric Tangradi's they want to dump too.
It's going to be rolling the dice with these.
That's just what we need. Eric Tangradi types.
Factorial wrote:Also, where does said power forward play? Dupuis isn't leaving the first two lines and Bennet belongs there if he has a career ahead of him. What we needed was to resign Cooke.
Factorial wrote:Also, where does said power forward play? Dupuis isn't leaving the first two lines and Bennet belongs there if he has a career ahead of him. What we needed was to resign Cooke.
IntangibleBeer wrote:Factorial wrote:Also, where does said power forward play? Dupuis isn't leaving the first two lines and Bennet belongs there if he has a career ahead of him. What we needed was to resign Cooke.
We absolutely needed to re-sign Cooke.
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