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If Makar gets hurt it gives Vegas a chance but I think this is going to be a massacre. Vegas benefitted from an easier path and I don't think Vegas matches up well

You could give him a long term commitment but honestly that means nothing if the GM fears for their job or the board demands a blood sacrifice. I would assume that any promises to Carle would be that the team is going to move in his direction (as in Chayka's on the same page) whether that is...

In two Game 7s so far Montreal has been outshot 68-34. They won both games.

What happened to this team. Absolutely zero plate discipline. Springer struck out after getting ahead 3-0....by swinging at 3 consecutive balls. Vladdy chased yet another pitch way outside to ground out and then proceeded to jog to first. 500 million dollar player who doesn't even run out...

Schneider galaxy braining another bullpen decision against the Yankees. When the team is going it really exposes how mediocre of a manager he is

You know the problem with McDavid is he holds on to the puck too much. He needs more defensive zone starts and needs to dump it in more

Like was mentioned about. The CBA isn't new anymore. If you don't have an app that does salary calculations on a day by day basis at this point you aren't operating at the bare minimum of competency. If we are evaluating on performance, aside from a lot of the promotion/demotion deals it's...

Pridham is gone.

Ummm yeah, maybe their goaltending is a problem

Marlies down 2-0 through 1. Getting outshot 13-4. Akytyamov seems to be getting the run this postseason. I'm modestly surprised at that

Vlad was robbed of a couple of hits. It's probably coming. Springer on the other hand. Schneider is a bad manager. He never makes adjustments. Far too much reliance on "the boys"

Lb oof. Bullpen day for the Tigers. Their intended long man gets hurt facing his second batter. Jays offense continues to be abysmal. They just chase terrible pitches at this point

William Villeneuve 1G 8A 9P in 9GP Not good enough to play for the Leafs.

I think the Jays might be a bad team...but sometimes bad teams walk off the game with a Grand Slam

I'm throwing my hat behind Woodcroft. He was ok in Edmonton. I think a lot of coaches learn from their mistakes in their first head coaching tenure. I think I like the idea of a guy with some head coaching experience a bit more than a pure rookie head coach.

The Atlantic is still going to be a bloodbath next year. Buffalo isn't a fluke. Montreal is only getting better. Ottawa is still good. Tampa keeps getting older but are still a good regular season team that can be PP merchants. Florida will be better. Toronto should be better. Boston...

I mean we are dealing with extremely low hanging fruit but so far the Chayka era involves us winning the draft lottery (I give Sundin's aura credit for Winnipeg's ball falling out of the tube) and this. The most optimism this team has had in more than a year

I hate that this is a thing. Keeping a bad asset only to fire it after it makes your team worse shouldn't be viewed like this. Like I get it if you have a successful coach and they fire them after the team underperforms despite past success but Berube's metrics are all terrible. Keeping him...

Scott Laughton Leafs - 40.37 CF% 44.50 xGF% LA - 49.81 CF% 54.54 xGF% Playoffs - 40 CF% 52.31 xGF% Nic Roy Leafs - 45.25 CF% 44.60 xGF% Colorado - 52.71 CF% 48.87 xGF% Playoffs - 53.85 CF% 56.21 xGF% Bobby McMann Leafs - 46.90 CF% 46.68 xGF% Seattle - 46.67 CF% 41.38 xGF%

Watching Roy look great for Colorado....fire the flipping coach already