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Bonsixx said:Burke has been a sick GM for the Marlies.
Truth be told, Nonis is the GM of the Marlies and he (along with help from Burke) really has put together a fine team.
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Bonsixx said:Burke has been a sick GM for the Marlies.
Sarge said:Bonsixx said:Burke has been a sick GM for the Marlies.
Truth be told, Nonis is the GM of the Marlies and he (along with help from Burke) really has put together a fine team.
Sarge said:Bonsixx said:Burke has been a sick GM for the Marlies.
Truth be told, Nonis is the GM of the Marlies and he (along with help from Burke) really has put together a fine team.
Potvin29 said:Is Kadri hurt? I noticed he wasn't listed in the box score for the Marlies game tonight.
Potvin29 said:Is Kadri hurt? I noticed he wasn't listed in the box score for the Marlies game tonight.
Zee said:Potvin29 said:Is Kadri hurt? I noticed he wasn't listed in the box score for the Marlies game tonight.
Speaking of Kadri, will he get a better shot now under Carlyle? Anyone know how he is with young players?
I know they mentioned he helped bring along a young Getzlaf, Ryan and Perry. Will be good if guys like Kadri, Colborne and Frattin can get the same development.
(note I'm not comparing these 3 to the above mentioned 3 Ducks)
Newbury said:Does anyone think we have anything in Greg Scott? I've seen him a bit and I feel like he wouldn't make a terrible third/fourth liner. Kind of like a Joey Crabb type role. Nobody really talks about him, so I was kinda curious what people think.
Joe Colborne and Nazem Kadri haven?t been the same point producers since getting a taste with the Leafs earlier in the season. Colborne had 19 points in 11 games before his call-up but only six goals and 17 points in 37 games since. Kadri was a point-per-game player last time he was summoned but has only three goals and six points in 15 games since being returned February 3rd
Potvin29 said:Kadri's tailed off in his production with the Marlies - he's got 29 pts in 38 games there. As has Colborne.
Joe Colborne and Nazem Kadri haven?t been the same point producers since getting a taste with the Leafs earlier in the season. Colborne had 19 points in 11 games before his call-up but only six goals and 17 points in 37 games since. Kadri was a point-per-game player last time he was summoned but has only three goals and six points in 15 games since being returned February 3rd
http://kylethereporter.com/2012/03/08/this-and-that-march-8th/#more-2085
Was expecting more points-wise, but I can't comment on how they have looked otherwise.
leafplasma said:We still have goalie prospects people.
Andy007 said:leafplasma said:We still have goalie prospects people.
As good as Scrivens' numbers are, I think you also have to acknowledge the fact that, at a robust 25 years of age, he isn't exactly a 'prospect' still.
Andy007 said:leafplasma said:We still have goalie prospects people.
As good as Scrivens' numbers are, I think you also have to acknowledge the fact that, at a robust 25 years of age, he isn't exactly a 'prospect' still.
Bender said:Andy007 said:leafplasma said:We still have goalie prospects people.
As good as Scrivens' numbers are, I think you also have to acknowledge the fact that, at a robust 25 years of age, he isn't exactly a 'prospect' still.
Lots of goaltenders don't come into their own until about that age. Besides, we have a glut of young talent. If he can't make it work with us here (since we do have a backlog of goaltenders) then we can't parlay him for other useful assets.
Andy007 said:Bender said:Andy007 said:leafplasma said:We still have goalie prospects people.
As good as Scrivens' numbers are, I think you also have to acknowledge the fact that, at a robust 25 years of age, he isn't exactly a 'prospect' still.
Lots of goaltenders don't come into their own until about that age. Besides, we have a glut of young talent. If he can't make it work with us here (since we do have a backlog of goaltenders) then we can't parlay him for other useful assets.
Yea goalies certainly do take longer to develop but I think usually that entails some sort of NHL experience. I'm not writing the guy off either, just saying that he is 25 (26 this year actually) with barely more than a half dozen NHL games under his belt.
groundskeeper willie said:Andy007 said:Bender said:Andy007 said:leafplasma said:We still have goalie prospects people.
As good as Scrivens' numbers are, I think you also have to acknowledge the fact that, at a robust 25 years of age, he isn't exactly a 'prospect' still.
Lots of goaltenders don't come into their own until about that age. Besides, we have a glut of young talent. If he can't make it work with us here (since we do have a backlog of goaltenders) then we can't parlay him for other useful assets.
Yea goalies certainly do take longer to develop but I think usually that entails some sort of NHL experience. I'm not writing the guy off either, just saying that he is 25 (26 this year actually) with barely more than a half dozen NHL games under his belt.
Ben Bishop is 25 with 13 career NHL games before he got traded.