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Bigfoot has as many goals as Hossa.....
Bigfoot has as many goals as Hossa.....
Does that mean we must begin calling Hossa the Yeti? (Abominable Snowman would be more appropriate given our current weather, but is way too wordy...as is this addendum).
Struggles over a regular season are going to happen no matter what, to every single team in the league. That's just part of a long season. But I'll take my bets on keeping that better depth rather than overpaying a goalie and losing that depth and having to depend on great goaltending more often as a consequence every day of the week.
It really shouldn't be that much a surprise when guys like Niemi can come in and play well, especially with certain teams like Chicago and San Jose. Because the parity of the position is so high due the technique now becoming so refined and the fact that there are only so many goalie openings in the NHL (especially when compared to forwards/d-men), there will always, always be more NHL caliber goalies out there just looking for an opportunity than there are positions for.
What do bigfoots eat in the wild....
What do bigfoots eat in the wild....
I think Shaw has a bigger appetite for Slovaks. He was all up in Chara's grill in 2013.Looks like they eat large Slovakiangentlemen
I think Shaw has a bigger appetite for Slovaks. He was all up in Chara's cleavage in 2013.
Bigfoot has as many goals as Hossa.....
And it's not even a contest if you consider how each of them do against the Wild.
...then, again, bigfoot live in Wild, not fair Hoss.
Our skater depth is good, but not "win it all with Jason Labarbera" good. If Crawford is dropped, it's going to be a salary move, and that means in the best case scenario (with the cap going up significantly), Ditching Crawford to keep, say, Bickell or Oduya, means that the 'hawks, at best can afford a 1-2M goalie between the pipes--assuming they don't go with Darling or Raanta and I've hased out the issues with that if either is good enough to win a cup.
With Bobrovski signing a 7M+ extension (and him having a vezina to his name and no cups), the price for good, great, elite, and future HoF netminders appears to not be correcting and appears to be going up, as such, 1-2M is going to buy you less and less.
Even intact, the skaters we have now, as good as they are, are not good enough to win night-in-night-out with Ben Scrivens or Mike Smith (this year's Mike Smith) in net. Part of the Detroit model requires a "good enough" netminder in net.
9 pages on Brian "born to beat wild" Bickell.
9... represents how high he can count.
How and when exactly did he lose a toe?9 pages on Brian "born to beat wild" Bickell.
9... represents how high he can count.
Now it all makes sense. I've noticed that Hoss gets fidgety when he's seated on the bench next to Shaw. He's not afraid of Shaw assaulting his ears figuratively, but assaulting them literally.I think Shaw has a bigger appetite for Slovaks. He was all up in Chara's grill in 2013.