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Lots of places for Dubas to land if he doesn't get an extension/doesn't accept an extension. I imagine he'd be a pretty hot commodity.
 
Bill33 said:
Lots of places for Dubas to land if he doesn't get an extension/doesn't accept an extension. I imagine he'd be a pretty hot commodity.

Pittsburgh could be an interesting project for him.
 
Bill33 said:
Lots of places for Dubas to land if he doesn't get an extension/doesn't accept an extension. I imagine he'd be a pretty hot commodity.

I'm actually kind of nervous about how appealing a Fenway Sports Group-backed offer for the Penguins job could be.
 
CarltonTheBear said:
Bill33 said:
Lots of places for Dubas to land if he doesn't get an extension/doesn't accept an extension. I imagine he'd be a pretty hot commodity.

I'm actually kind of nervous about how appealing a Fenway Sports Group-backed offer for the Penguins job could be.

Then the Leafs just bring Burke back to be GM. 
 
Rob said:
CarltonTheBear said:
Bill33 said:
Lots of places for Dubas to land if he doesn't get an extension/doesn't accept an extension. I imagine he'd be a pretty hot commodity.

I'm actually kind of nervous about how appealing a Fenway Sports Group-backed offer for the Penguins job could be.

Then the Leafs just bring Burke JFJ back to be GM. 
 
CarltonTheBear said:
Bill33 said:
Lots of places for Dubas to land if he doesn't get an extension/doesn't accept an extension. I imagine he'd be a pretty hot commodity.

I'm actually kind of nervous about how appealing a Fenway Sports Group-backed offer for the Penguins job could be.

They've got a surprising amount of cap space in the offseason. I would think Dubas could be appealing for both sides. People keep talking about how Dubas is the one sweating; I think that narrative could shift very quickly.
 
herman said:
https://twitter.com/penguins/status/1646894586206224385

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

https://twitter.com/joshyohe_pgh/status/1647017546648809472
 
herman said:
herman said:
https://twitter.com/penguins/status/1646894586206224385

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

https://twitter.com/joshyohe_pgh/status/1647017546648809472

A lot of points were valid but man did that come off like a butthurt fan.
 
herman said:
https://twitter.com/KevinWeekes/status/1648003323037982722
Like 3 seasons too late?

What a difference a year makes.  Last year everyone was singing his praises on how he handled the off-season.
 
Significantly Insignificant said:
herman said:
https://twitter.com/KevinWeekes/status/1648003323037982722
Like 3 seasons too late?

What a difference a year makes.  Last year everyone was singing his praises on how he handled the off-season.

Are they gonna hire Dubas too, he can trade Kadri again.
 
Significantly Insignificant said:
What a difference a year makes.  Last year everyone was singing his praises on how he handled the off-season.

I'm sad he won't be able to buy out anymore contracts
 
Zee said:
Significantly Insignificant said:
herman said:
https://twitter.com/KevinWeekes/status/1648003323037982722
Like 3 seasons too late?

What a difference a year makes.  Last year everyone was singing his praises on how he handled the off-season.

Are they gonna hire Dubas too, he can trade Kadri again.

I actually think that is a bigger fear at this point than the Leafs not resigning him.  He may not want to come back.  There are a couple interesting open positions that present different challenges than the Leafs.
 
Significantly Insignificant said:
What a difference a year makes.  Last year everyone was singing his praises on how he handled the off-season.

He tried to make the best of a really bad situation, but Markstrom imploding and Vladar not being able to step in to stop the bleeding basically did him in. All they really need next season is their goaltending and Huberdeau to bounce back, and they're back to being a pretty good team in a weaker conference and division.
 
Significantly Insignificant said:
Zee said:
Significantly Insignificant said:
herman said:
https://twitter.com/KevinWeekes/status/1648003323037982722
Like 3 seasons too late?

What a difference a year makes.  Last year everyone was singing his praises on how he handled the off-season.

Are they gonna hire Dubas too, he can trade Kadri again.

I actually think that is a bigger fear at this point than the Leafs not resigning him.  He may not want to come back.  There are a couple interesting open positions that present different challenges than the Leafs.

We'll see how the playoffs go.  If the Leafs make it far (conference final or better) but don't win, maybe Dubas has unfinished business here and would want to see it to the end.  If they're out early, he's gone anyway.
 
Arn said:
Bill33 said:
Lots of places for Dubas to land if he doesn't get an extension/doesn't accept an extension. I imagine he'd be a pretty hot commodity.

Pittsburgh could be an interesting project for him.

https://theathletic.com/4425186/2023/04/20/dubas-penguins-gm/

If I were Dubas, I'd be massively intrigued by this job. You have Crosby for another couple of years at his $8.7m cap hit. Then I imagine he might do some kind of lower cap hit deal.

I wonder if he could make room in their salary cap to make a run at someone like Matthews out of contract at the end of next season.

And then as that story suggests, he'd have complete control with no president above him.

Really intriguing job I think.

 

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