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BlueWhiteBlood said:The Leafs are top heavy with defence. Franson watched last night?s game in a suit and while everyone likes the idea of competition on the blueline, the Leafs have in Keith Aulie a player who spent last season on the number one pairing. You have to give to get. If Komisarek?s game is for real, they have more to give.
What the Leafs need that they have landed in David Steckel to win an obscene number of faceoffs, is another player who can goose the competition within the top six. Twenty scouts were signed up to attend the Leafs opener. That often means there is a little blood in the water.
Interesting, is there normally that many scouts in attendance? Seems high.
BlueWhiteBlood said:The Leafs are top heavy with defence. Franson watched last night?s game in a suit and while everyone likes the idea of competition on the blueline, the Leafs have in Keith Aulie a player who spent last season on the number one pairing. You have to give to get. If Komisarek?s game is for real, they have more to give.
What the Leafs need that they have landed in David Steckel to win an obscene number of faceoffs, is another player who can goose the competition within the top six. Twenty scouts were signed up to attend the Leafs opener. That often means there is a little blood in the water.
Interesting, is there normally that many scouts in attendance? Seems high.
puckhog78 said:There's usually 8-10 scouts at the average game, so youre right, that is an unsually high amount.
BlueWhiteBlood said:puckhog78 said:There's usually 8-10 scouts at the average game, so youre right, that is an unsually high amount.
Maybe a few more of them were there to complete their book on Reimer. I'm sure a few teams are more worried about the Leafs gaoltending, than they have been in the past. Could be a few more looking to pluck a player though, which would make sense, as I'm sure Burke has conversations and shakes the bushes pretty consistently.
moon111 said:It seems to me, they're going with one defenseman with offense, Phaneuf, Lilies, Gardiner and one stay-at-home, tough defenseman like Schenn, Komisarek, Aulie. Gunnarson might be more well-rounded, but not sure he's the offensive or defensive force they're leaning towards.
Rebel_1812 said:i don't mind trading either bozak or gunnarson. Aulie is a defensive dman like gunnarson but plays more physical, which makes gunnarson expendable.
McPwnage said:The habs have nothing we wan't except for camalleri
Floyd said:McPwnage said:The habs have nothing we wan't except for camalleri
Assuming we're looking strictly at forwards, I also quite like MaxPac and to a lesser extent, Moen.
Erndog said:Floyd said:McPwnage said:The habs have nothing we wan't except for camalleri
Assuming we're looking strictly at forwards, I also quite like MaxPac and to a lesser extent, Moen.
Pacioretty is awesome. His release is Kessel-like. He can really wire it. He's also pyshical and doesn't mind going in the dirty spots.
I have a couple friends who are huge Hab fans and they tell me that other than PK and Price he is probably the 3rd most untouchable guy.
I think he would be great with Kulemin-Grabovski on the 2nd line.
Unless we are offering something like Schenn (or another overpayment) I don't see them moving him.
Busta Reims said:Odds are they're talkign about someone like Franson, which means picks and/or prospects in return - and not likely of the high end variety either.