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Coaching and management changes around the league

CarltonTheBear said:
Not gonna lie I don't remember a single thing about Robias' actual playing career here. I tried guessing how many games he suited up for and I really couldn't decide whether it was for 2 seasons or just like 20 games. Actual answer was 52 games in 14/15 where he had 1 goal and 6 assists.

I would have guessed ~10 games.
 
Frank E said:
CarltonTheBear said:
Not gonna lie I don't remember a single thing about Robias' actual playing career here. I tried guessing how many games he suited up for and I really couldn't decide whether it was for 2 seasons or just like 20 games. Actual answer was 52 games in 14/15 where he had 1 goal and 6 assists.

I would have guessed ~10 games.

His tenure as player development coach with the Leafs was longer
 
I'm stuck between wanting to see Vancouver lose every game for the rest of the year for trying to make Boudreau the scapegoat for their failure this season, but I also don't want management/ownerships incompetence to be rewarded with Connor Bedard.
 
CarltonTheBear said:
I'm stuck between wanting to see Vancouver lose every game for the rest of the year for trying to make Boudreau the scapegoat for their failure this season, but I also don't want management/ownerships incompetence to be rewarded with Connor Bedard.

I'm hoping for a bit of a dead cat bounce to push them a little further away from the bottom 5 then a very steady .500 the rest of the way to keep them treading water.
 
bustaheims said:
CarltonTheBear said:
I'm stuck between wanting to see Vancouver lose every game for the rest of the year for trying to make Boudreau the scapegoat for their failure this season, but I also don't want management/ownerships incompetence to be rewarded with Connor Bedard.

I'm hoping for a bit of a dead cat bounce to push them a little further away from the bottom 5 then a very steady .500 the rest of the way to keep them treading water.

Demko coming back and going on a heater would likely be the only chance of that.
 
CarltonTheBear said:
bustaheims said:
CarltonTheBear said:
I'm stuck between wanting to see Vancouver lose every game for the rest of the year for trying to make Boudreau the scapegoat for their failure this season, but I also don't want management/ownerships incompetence to be rewarded with Connor Bedard.

I'm hoping for a bit of a dead cat bounce to push them a little further away from the bottom 5 then a very steady .500 the rest of the way to keep them treading water.

Demko coming back and going on a heater would likely be the only chance of that.

I think they also have a pretty easy schedule down the stretch.  Might be enough to win just enough to lower their lottery odds.  I feel bad for Canucks fans and they aren't anywhere near as bad as the Blackhawks organization in my hoping they don't get Bedard, but I would rather see him elsewhere too.
 
L K said:
I think they also have a pretty easy schedule down the stretch.  Might be enough to win just enough to lower their lottery odds.  I feel bad for Canucks fans and they aren't anywhere near as bad as the Blackhawks organization in my hoping they don't get Bedard, but I would rather see him elsewhere too.

Yeah, Chicago and Vancouver would certainly top the list of teams I don't want to see win the lottery, in that order. Next up would be Arizona and Montreal for different but probably obvious reasons. I actually think it'd be cool to see him in either Anaheim or San Jose. Not even just to keep him out of the East, but having a superstar in that area of the country could be really good for hockey.
 
CarltonTheBear said:
Demko coming back and going on a heater would likely be the only chance of that.

I'm not sure about that. There's only 9 teams below .500 in the league (and one of those is just barely below at .490). A softer schedule and a marginal commitment to better defensive coverage should be enough to get there. Even if all Demko/Martin/Delia do is put up ~.900 goaltending the rest of the way, that should do it.
 
CarltonTheBear said:
L K said:
I think they also have a pretty easy schedule down the stretch.  Might be enough to win just enough to lower their lottery odds.  I feel bad for Canucks fans and they aren't anywhere near as bad as the Blackhawks organization in my hoping they don't get Bedard, but I would rather see him elsewhere too.

Yeah, Chicago and Vancouver would certainly top the list of teams I don't want to see win the lottery, in that order. Next up would be Arizona and Montreal for different but probably obvious reasons. I actually think it'd be cool to see him in either Anaheim or San Jose. Not even just to keep him out of the East, but having a superstar in that area of the country could be really good for hockey.

I'm of the ABM philosophy for this Bedard draft, Anyone But Montreal
 
https://twitter.com/penguins/status/1646894586206224385

So weird, no one is stumping the rumour mill for Mark Hunter
 
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