Still scheduled to make his debut Wednesday.That's interesting seeing as he's been in iso since the trade.
Still scheduled to make his debut Wednesday.That's interesting seeing as he's been in iso since the trade.
It's not about retribution only, it's about deterrence.Don't get me wrong, I'm mad Hyman is out. But goon retribution isn't the answer., popping 2 or 3 goals on the 5 min PP would be the answer. The response of winning the next game is the answer. The Leafs should come out blowout the Canucks tonight.
Thanks for clarifying - with that context your post makes perfect sense and as I said I should not have made the assumption I did.It was more in the context of the fact glamphatographer made it seem like it’s somewhat common.
What’s worse, no deterrence for a dirty hit that put out one of your players, or no accountability for being late to a team meeting ?It's not about retribution only, it's about deterrence.
How many games have Leaf goalies missed because they get knocked around in the crease?
They could score ten goals on the power play, it doesn't make up for all the games he would miss,
how the team would be impacted long term.
What would you say to Keefe? Nylander led the Leafs in ice time in the first period.What’s worse, no deterrence for a dirty hit that put out one of your players, or no accountability for being late to a team meeting ?
I’ll say this up front, I don’t care if Willy scores a hat trick and its a blow out win, a bad precedence has been set. If you’re not gonna suspend him why dressed him in a scratch jersey in practice? My guess is that Keefe wanted to bench him for one game as disciplinary action but was overruled by Dubas.
He is clearly the best hockey play-by-play man, even when saddled with the human sleep aid, Craig Simpson.Congratulations to Jim Hughson. He is the first play-by-play man that I’ve heard to use a Lord Of The Rings character as a verb. During the first period of tonight’s game he said a Canuck player “Sméagol-Ed” past a Leaf. I rewound to check it, and that is indeed the term he used.
If your boss wants you to play him, you the coach play him a ton and hope for his best game as you don’t want to embarrass your boss.What would you say to Keefe? Nylander led the Leafs in ice time in the first period.
Aside from that he seemed to be the best Leaf on the ice and he totally created that first goal by Tavares. It was a gimme.
Bringing Andersen back would require $5 million in cap space and that would cause major problems.Riddich is not an answer. Leafs need to ride Campbell as much as possible until Freddie returns. And even then we need to keep our fingers crossed.
But Andersen can play a few games with Marlies coming off an injury as a conditioning stint. Just before the playoffs start. Somehow I think Andersen isn't coming back.Bringing Andersen back would require $5 million in cap space and that would cause major problems.
He's probably on the "we need the cap space" LTIR until the playoffs start, when there's no longer a salary cap.
Putting Andersen on the active roster (today) would require ~$776,000 in cap space.Bringing Andersen back would require $5 million in cap space...
Yep as I predicted not the Leafs year, injuries pile up before the playoffs, bad goaltending at a bad time, and just overall bad luck. Another 1st round exit. Leafs may as well go on 10 game losing streak, it wouldn't matter who they play in the playoffs, they're done. I wonder if this is the last year for Dubas?Zach Bogosian will be out 'some time' according to Sheldon Keefe.
I appreciate Prindham's expertise with this stuff and that cap management is a big part of the new landscape, but I've lost a lot interest in the game because of it.Putting Andersen on the active roster (today) would require ~$776,000 in cap space.
Problem? Toronto has ~$121,000 (today) in available cap space.
Brandon Pridham will earn his salary doing acrobatics, should the Maple Leafs want to do this.