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2020-2021 NHL Thread

Yikes that sucks. Especially for a guy in his development stage. He's going to go a long-ass time without playing a game.
 
CarltonTheBear said:
Yikes that sucks. Especially for a guy in his development stage. He's going to go a long-ass time without playing a game.
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He will probably become an excellent skater as a result (he is already pretty good)
 
Jonathan Toews will miss the start of the season as well (illness). Dylan Strome is defaulting to 1C.

https://twitter.com/Tramyers_NHL/status/1343961881434869765
 
CarltonTheBear said:
Kinda too bad there wasn't any room for him here. I prefer Simmonds though, even at double the price.
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That's a tough one. At 750K I wish they could have found room for Perry just so that the Leafs don't have to play him ten times.
 
herman said:
CarltonTheBear said:
Yikes that sucks. Especially for a guy in his development stage. He's going to go a long-ass time without playing a game.
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He will probably become an excellent skater as a result (he is already pretty good)
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Yeah, it's certainly not great for his development to miss out on in game action but outside of the stick play he should be able to work pretty hard on the mental aspect of the game and his core/lower body work.  He seems like the kind of kid who has a big motor to be good so it hopefully shouldn't set him back too bad. 

He had a nice Colles fracture of his wrist so I'm not surprised that he needed surgery based on the images that came out pre-reduction.
 
Let's see how Chara is when he won't benefit from the Jeremy Jacobs "refs turn their heads for Bruins interference".
 
My family and I have been so fortunate to call the great city of Boston our home for over 14 years. Recently, The Boston Bruins have informed me that they plan to move forward with their many younger and talented players and I respect their decision. Unfortunately, my time as the proud Captain of the Bruins has come to an end.

I want to first of all thank the passionate and loyal Bruins fans, who shared the ups and downs of each season over the past 14 years. I?m proud that we were able to return the Stanley Cup to Boston and celebrating with all of you, in Boston, New England, and around the world, was a moment I will never forget. You all have treated my family and me as one of your own and I will always be grateful. Thank you. 

I would also like to thank all of the Bruins staff. The trainers, equipment staff, medical staff (all doctors, dentists and therapists), PR and hockey operations, the front office staff, arena staff, security and everyone who helped make the past 14 years so memorable. While there are too many names to mention, please know how sincerely grateful I am to each of you.

I want to thank the Jacobs family for the opportunity to represent the Bruins as their Captain. I am grateful and proud of everything we accomplished.

To all of my teammates throughout the years in Boston, I am so lucky to have a lifetime of memories that I will never forget. From the highest highs to the lowest lows, we were always a team, we were always there for each other and those bonds and friendships will never be forgotten.

My family and I will always cherish the strong friendships and connections we made here. From the beginning in 2006, we have been embraced by this community and made to feel welcome. We will always be grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the community and for the people who always supported me and my family.

As I begin this next chapter, I want the people of Boston to know how proud I was to be a Bruin and how grateful I am for all of the support over the years. ?Thank you? does not seem adequate to express my sincere gratitude. I will always be a Bruin. I will always love Boston.

Thank you.

Zee
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http://twitter.com/Capitals/status/1344387723847729158?s=19
 
https://twitter.com/pierrevlebrun/status/1344691581614436352
Does Montreal have enough asset ammo (package of Kotkaniemi +)
 
herman said:
https://twitter.com/pierrevlebrun/status/1344691581614436352
Does Montreal have enough asset ammo (package of Kotkaniemi +)
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Columbus is probably low balling him because he has no rights. I'm betting he's looking at Domi money and saying, I'm better then him.
He won't come cheap if someone wants to trade for him.
 
Montreal would have been a really interesting offer sheet possibility here. 1C that they've always needed, French Canadian guy, they've shown the willingness to use offer sheets recently (even if it was a lame attempt). Real shame they used all their cap space.
 
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