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Rumors were Keenan wanted to move Luongo because he didn't want to give him a big long term contract and he wasn't too high on him with the Panthers organisation.Kifimbo said:Not if he says no, I don't to play for Florida anymore ?
Rumors were Keenan wanted to move Luongo because he didn't want to give him a big long term contract and he wasn't too high on him with the Panthers organisation.Kifimbo said:Not if he says no, I don't to play for Florida anymore ?
Someone will pick him up on re-entry waivers for sure. Mogiliny is no longer a New Jersey Devil.calder said:Third loss in a row. Wish I could say the Islanders firing nearly the whole front office was a spark for them and the Flames were unlucky to have to face a team with a post-shakeup jump in their step but the FLames were shit tonight. I'm now officially worried about the awful habit of losing leads, the Islanders tying it up with a few seconds left in the 2nd was a dagger in the heart.
EDIT: just watched the Mogilny interview in Albany as he gets ready for his AHL assignment, and damn did he have a great, realistic attitude towards it. Laughed about how he's going to the minors on the way down instead of on his way up, and how he's obviously lost "some" steps and he's not getting younger but he still wants to work his way back to the NHL and feels he will.
Malakhov said:Long list of teams with Buffalo at the top.![]()
dem said:Kovalchuk, who'd earlier scored his NHL-best 33rd goal, denied having an illegal stick — at least during that point of the game.
"They tried calling my stick, but I was using the legal one for the last 10 minutes,'' Kovalchuk said.
:lol
Pochacco said:Ovechkin is a fucking monster.
He's got Bure-esque moves with a Sakic-esque wrist shot.
Heh, possibly.Kabuki Waq said:i think you forget how crazy bure was. Ovechkin reminds me more of Selanne + kariya + cam neely + JR.![]()
Roberto Luongo is looking for more than money from the Florida Panthers.
According to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel Luongo turned down a five-year, $30 million contract from the Panthers, which is more than $5 million more than he was offered in the summer.
''I just want to make sure we're a playoff team for many years to come,'' Luongo told the Sun-Sentiel. ''I don't want to spend another five years here just watching the playoffs on television.
''It is a great contract for me, but No. 1 is winning a Stanley Cup and having success in the playoffs. After that, money comes second.''
Luongo tells the paper that he is in no hurry to sign a contract and since he is a restricted free agent the Panthers have the right to match any offer he receives after this season.
It was definetely Julien's fault, like I've been saying all along, he had no clue what he was doing with his players, sorry but when you're playing players like Begin with Kovalev it has an effect on the whole team. He had lost the locker room a long time ago and the players had given up on him, it was obvious.Kifimbo said:Yeah...but this is the same team. I'm happy with Carbonneau's return, but it was not Julien fault if Theo, Ribeiro, Bonk and Zednik couldn't play well.
Seems like a typical Sundin year to me. Even in the new NHL, Sundin's never going to pick up huge numbers due to Quinn's penchant for "balanced scoring." Sundin was never a scoring machine to begin with, and lining him up with say, a Czerkawski certainly doesn't help.ForzaItalia said:Yesterday at work I was bored out of my mind so I was looking at the Leafs team stats and it finally dawned on me how Mats Sundin is having such a mediocre season:
31 games played with 9 goals and 16 assists for 25 points.
I asked people around me at work if they thought this was a slump/off-year or a sign that he's on the decline.
What do you guys think?
P.S. I also noticed that Peter Bondra has only played 27 games this season. What's his injury?
agreed. i hope oln is taking notes.VALIS said:Surprisingly, NBC is doing a very nice job so far. Great HD picture, three good announcers (although I hate Maguire) with one between the benches, good camera work, no gimmicks... huh. Nice.
Major floater? :lolrs7k said:I watch the Leafs on occasion, and Sundin's a major floater when he's on the ice. He's been that way for the past few years though, and I always thought he was one of the most overrated players in the league, if not the most. Especially during that year he made $9 million.
nomoment said:Seems like a typical Sundin year to me.
nomoment said:Seems like a typical Sundin year to me. Even in the new NHL, Sundin's never going to pick up huge numbers due to Quinn's penchant for "balanced scoring." Sundin was never a scoring machine to begin with, and lining him up with say, a Czerkawski certainly doesn't help.
Bondra's out with an abdominal injury.
Kabuki Waq said:I dont know i think his NOrdique years were fairly awesome. I remember the uproar when Clark was traded for him. "the leafs lost their heart and soul ...yadda yadda yaddda" :lol
Malakhov said:Nice goal by Jokinen in the shootout and Turco was pretty damn good.
Yep.ForzaItalia said:I think Jokinen is now 5 for 5 in shootouts.
:lolForzaItalia said:Jokinen>Ovechkin![]()
The biggest surprise is that Julien took the fall before Boston coach Mike Sullivan, but the whispers out of Boston is that ownership is contemplating a clean sweep of GM Mike O'Connell and head coach Sullivan and that's taking some time to put together.
The rumour, and it's just that at this point, is the Bruins are trying to convince Ray Bourque to take over as GM.
In any case, something has to happen in Beantown soon.