bustaheims
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Yikes. He was a guy I thought might do well on a cheaper contract with less responsibility/3rd pairing type minutes with PP time. Not big money, long-term, 2nd pairing (at least) duties.
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They could have called a lot on the Oil too...McD is a good flopper...gotta teach MatthewsHeroic Shrimp said:https://twitter.com/worldhockeyrpt/status/1501767691442417665
Non-penalty with Hyman breaking in on empty net, before Washington tied the game with 0.8 seconds left.
You are looking at this totally wrong...bustaheims said:20 more PP opportunities than any other team in the league? Yeah, you can go ahead and shut right up there, Colorado.
berserker said:You are looking at this totally wrong...bustaheims said:20 more PP opportunities than any other team in the league? Yeah, you can go ahead and shut right up there, Colorado.
Should be praising Landeskog for speaking out... More teams should be speaking out.
herman said:I think Landeskog's point isn't so much that COL doesn't get calls, but that there's a bit of a blatant double standard when it comes to Kadri-related judgments.
Colorado has drawn 83 more penalties then the Leafs who are 2nd last at 183 in 58 games. That is crazy especially considering the talent and possession game the Leafs play. Leafs have to dive more ala Bunting I guess.bustaheims said:berserker said:You are looking at this totally wrong...bustaheims said:20 more PP opportunities than any other team in the league? Yeah, you can go ahead and shut right up there, Colorado.
Should be praising Landeskog for speaking out... More teams should be speaking out.
It rings quite hollow coming from a team leading the league in powerplay opportunities by a fairly wide margin. It's like he's complaining that his team doesn't get enough of an advantage compared to the rest of the league.
Guilt Trip said:Colorado has drawn 83 more penalties then the Leafs who are 2nd last at 183 in 58 games. That is crazy especially considering the talent and possession game the Leafs play. Leafs have to dive more ala Bunting I guess.bustaheims said:berserker said:You are looking at this totally wrong...bustaheims said:20 more PP opportunities than any other team in the league? Yeah, you can go ahead and shut right up there, Colorado.
Should be praising Landeskog for speaking out... More teams should be speaking out.
It rings quite hollow coming from a team leading the league in powerplay opportunities by a fairly wide margin. It's like he's complaining that his team doesn't get enough of an advantage compared to the rest of the league.
Totally agree. it's very frustrating to watch at times and that one last night cost them a point potentially.L K said:Guilt Trip said:Colorado has drawn 83 more penalties then the Leafs who are 2nd last at 183 in 58 games. That is crazy especially considering the talent and possession game the Leafs play. Leafs have to dive more ala Bunting I guess.bustaheims said:berserker said:You are looking at this totally wrong...bustaheims said:20 more PP opportunities than any other team in the league? Yeah, you can go ahead and shut right up there, Colorado.
Should be praising Landeskog for speaking out... More teams should be speaking out.
It rings quite hollow coming from a team leading the league in powerplay opportunities by a fairly wide margin. It's like he's complaining that his team doesn't get enough of an advantage compared to the rest of the league.
And yet the Anthony Stewart take after Matthews gets pulled back by Chychrun (and then impeded by the linesman) is that he acted up instead of just gettting back in the play. So when Matthews pushes through he doesn't get calls. When Matthews makes it abundantly clear that he was impeded he doesn't get calls. At this point he could be two handed directly to the head and I'm not sure he would draw a call.
L K said:And yet the Anthony Stewart take after Matthews gets pulled back by Chychrun (and then impeded by the linesman) is that he acted up instead of just gettting back in the play. So when Matthews pushes through he doesn't get calls. When Matthews makes it abundantly clear that he was impeded he doesn't get calls. At this point he could be two handed directly to the head and I'm not sure he would draw a call.
L K said:Would create more options for player movement. Maybe create a buyout option for veteran players who have a cap hit that would be restrictive on making a trade.
PK Subban - 9M cap hit
New Jersey buys him out/mutually terminates his deal. New Jersey continues to hold a 9M cap expense for Subban for the rest of the year but just like his contract expiring would not face a cap hit for him next year due to buyout
Toronto signs Subban to 1M cap hit contract.
If you kept the cap cost on the team buying a player out it would alleviate concerns of a good team just getting rid of a bad contract as they would still be faced with the cap space so it wouldn't save them anything and couldn't be done to a player who is facing free agency.