Baby PENS WIN in OT to fource game 7 tomorrow night .

Mack · Post by **Mack** » Fri Apr 28, 2006 10:43 pm

fleury 35 saves in the win Ryan stone 3 point night game winning goal and 2 assist's !!! Go pens go ......

Jesse · Post by **Jesse** » Fri Apr 28, 2006 11:06 pm

Mack wrote:
fleury 35 saves in the win Ryan stone 3 point night game winning goal and 2 assist's !!! Go pens go ......

How about Filewich? 3 points tonight. Boy's been good in the Playoffs.

Bowser · Post by **Bowser** » Sat Apr 29, 2006 8:53 am

Jonathan Filewich and Ryan Stone with good strong training camps should make the NHL roster for 06-07 season.

1st: Andy Hilbert - Sidney Crosby - Colby Armstrong
2nd: Ryan Stone - Evgeni Malkin - Phil Kessel*
3rd: John LeClair - Ryan Malone - Jonathan Filewich
4th: Andre Roy - Max Talbot - Konstantin Koltsov

Bowser · Post by **Bowser** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 1:10 pm

Stone and Filewich had solid camps last season, played well during regular season and taking their games to a new level in the playoffs. The next GM is going to love their progression over one year and I think if they are given a fair shot to make the roster this upcoming season, they could do it.

I would much rather see guys like Stone and Filewich be given a shot to make the team over one dimensional players like Ouellet.

Henry Hank · Post by **Henry Hank** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 1:49 pm

Yeah, I'd rather see Filewich and Stone playing on the top lines all year before I seriously consider them for the big club. Christensen, for one, is more advanced and than them and would bring more to the big Pens on a top two line. I'd also hope that they can at least bring in a mid-level winger like a Sykora to play with Malkin. This team will be young enough. I see no reason to rush more very young players.

Post by **Pitts** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 7:22 pm

Bowser wrote:
Stone and Filewich had solid camps last season, played well during regular season and taking their games to a new level in the playoffs. The next GM is going to love their progression over one year and I think if they are given a fair shot to make the roster this upcoming season, they could do it.

I would much rather see guys like Stone and Filewich be given a shot to make the team over one dimensional players like Ouellet.

Stone has truly progressed at every level he's played. He just may be ready for that next jump.

NJ5934 · Post by **NJ5934** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 8:14 pm

Bowser wrote:
Stone and Filewich had solid camps last season, played well during regular season and taking their games to a new level in the playoffs. The next GM is going to love their progression over one year and I think if they are given a fair shot to make the roster this upcoming season, they could do it.

I would much rather see guys like Stone and Filewich be given a shot to make the team over one dimensional players like Ouellet.

I agree with your comparison to Ouellet, however I don't think there is any need to rush Stone, Filewich, or Carcillo for that matter.

What I would hope to see IF Stone and Filewich EARN a spot out of camp is something like this...

1st: Christensen - Crosby - Armstrong
2nd: Filewich - Malkin - Samsanov/UFA/Hilbert
3rd: Leclair - Stone - Malone
4th: Roy - Talbot - Koltsov

Christensen must be apart of this team next year. Out of everyone in WBS I think he has the most "top line" potential. I think Filewich has the combination of grit and finesse to complement the 2nd line the same way Armstrong does the first with Crosby. As for Stone, I think he's going to be the man for a long time behind Crosby and Malkin, but the third line is where he should probably be.

NJ5934 · Post by **NJ5934** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 8:23 pm

As for Ouellet, Surovy.....even Hilbert. I would offer any or all of them for a crack at the top spot. I can't imagine that clubs wouldn't want to give Ouellet a shot. He had a pretty good rookie season, stats wise.

There is alot of dead weight right now. A couple guys like Stone or Filewich make the club out of camp and it gets even more complicated.

MrKnowNothing · Post by **MrKnowNothing** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:01 pm

Stone definitely should spend another year in Wilkes Barre, IMO, and I think Filewich will as well.

Both overall had good seasons and have taken steps forward, but both have been somewhat inconsistent in my observaiton, especially Stone.

The current outlook of the wing situation means that Filewich will almost certainly be in the mix in training camp, but of course that could change.

DelPen · Post by **DelPen** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 9:38 pm

NJ5934 wrote:
Bowser wrote:
Stone and Filewich had solid camps last season, played well during regular season and taking their games to a new level in the playoffs. The next GM is going to love their progression over one year and I think if they are given a fair shot to make the roster this upcoming season, they could do it.

I would much rather see guys like Stone and Filewich be given a shot to make the team over one dimensional players like Ouellet.
I agree with your comparison to Ouellet, however I don't think there is any need to rush Stone, Filewich, or Carcillo for that matter.

What I would hope to see IF Stone and Filewich EARN a spot out of camp is something like this...

1st: Christensen - Crosby - Armstrong
2nd: Filewich - Malkin - Samsanov/UFA/Hilbert
3rd: Leclair - Stone - Malone
4th: Roy - Talbot - Koltsov

Christensen must be apart of this team next year. Out of everyone in WBS I think he has the most "top line" potential. I think Filewich has the combination of grit and finesse to complement the 2nd line the same way Armstrong does the first with Crosby. As for Stone, I think he's going to be the man for a long time behind Crosby and Malkin, but the third line is where he should probably be.

Filewich on the 2nd line? There's so many things wrong with that idea.

I'll give you Stone and Filewich could be a good line with Leclair as line 3a and then we can have Talbot, Koltsov and whoever lese makes it out of camp between Rita, Roy, Murley, etc as 3b.

Malone should still be on the 2nd line LW with Malkin to create space for both of them and then bring in a Russian RW to ease Malkin into the NHL or throw Kessel there if we draft him and sign him. But Niether Stone nor Filewich are 2nd line guys. Their games suit a 3rd line, in your face style at the NHL level and a guy like Laclair could help them a lot in their development.

Jesse · Post by **Jesse** » Sun Apr 30, 2006 10:25 pm

Our third Line, within the next few years, could easily be Filewich - Stone and Carcillo.

You've got a bit of everything in that mixture.

I have been very impressed with Filewich. His skating is fine. He cut through the D in camp and throughout the season with ease. When you have a frame that big, skating is secondary to straight power.

Stone is a suprise. I pretty much fell asleep watching him in camp and early on this year. He's turned it on at the right time.

I truly hope Carcillo calms down. He gets under the skin of a lot of people, which is great, and he can make a punishing hit, which is good, but his temper is a bit much.

Show him a picture of Bonvie and say, "this is what will happen to you if you can't control yourself"

that oughta scare the pants off em'.

André · Post by **André** » Thu Aug 24, 2006 6:58 am

Bowser wrote:
Jonathan Filewich and Ryan Stone with good strong training camps should make the NHL roster for 06-07 season.

1st: Andy Hilbert - Sidney Crosby - Colby Armstrong
2nd: Ryan Stone - Evgeni Malkin - Phil Kessel*
3rd: John LeClair - Ryan Malone - Jonathan Filewich
4th: Andre Roy - Max Talbot - Konstantin Koltsov

Man, the current roster sure is better than that =) Still wish we'd have Kessel though. But what the hey, not crying about staal.

Baby PENS WIN in OT to fource game 7 tomorrow night .

Baby PENS WIN in OT to fource game 7 tomorrow night .

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