LordKOTL
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Looking at a lot of trades that happened, it's not so much that we lost talent; I knoew we were going to lose good talent for marginal talent to make the cap.
What frustrate(d) me about Stalberg is that his speed was heralded as the end-all-beat-all and we could somehow teach him the rest of the game of hockey in-between. Yeah, that worked out well for Skille, didn't it?
Right now, he's not doing much in terms of pure offense or flash (my grandma could have scored on that feed from Hossa), but, unlike when on other lines, he's not a liability. Really, Toews and Hossa can carry that line offensively and Stalberg just has to be acceptable and not a pylon. As long as Stalberg doesn't play beyond his depth, and as long as coaching/management doesn't play him beyond his depth, I'm perfectly fine with it. Right now things are working well; no need to change anything up until Bolland is back and Seabs is healed (and likley neither will affect Stalberg).
But conversely, unless he learns how to shoot, finishg, pass, and see the ice, he's not the second coming of Temmu Selanne like some in the upper management have heralded him as.
What frustrate(d) me about Stalberg is that his speed was heralded as the end-all-beat-all and we could somehow teach him the rest of the game of hockey in-between. Yeah, that worked out well for Skille, didn't it?
Right now, he's not doing much in terms of pure offense or flash (my grandma could have scored on that feed from Hossa), but, unlike when on other lines, he's not a liability. Really, Toews and Hossa can carry that line offensively and Stalberg just has to be acceptable and not a pylon. As long as Stalberg doesn't play beyond his depth, and as long as coaching/management doesn't play him beyond his depth, I'm perfectly fine with it. Right now things are working well; no need to change anything up until Bolland is back and Seabs is healed (and likley neither will affect Stalberg).
But conversely, unless he learns how to shoot, finishg, pass, and see the ice, he's not the second coming of Temmu Selanne like some in the upper management have heralded him as.