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I like the move for now maybe give Patrick some confidence. They can always shift things back if necessary.
I like the move for now maybe give Patrick some confidence. They can always shift things back if necessary.
It cant get any worse so this can only make us better.I like the move for now maybe give Patrick some confidence. They can always shift things back if necessary.
Not yet but well see tonight.Just checking in, did this team get any better yet?
If Quick or Crawford know the will be overtaken by Hart in 2 years i say why not go for it.7. All right, let’s look through some other stuff. Philadelphia GM Chuck Fletcher joined his team for its Western Canadian road trip. He’s going to use it as an opportunity to talk face-to-face with several players. Wayne Simmonds is one. There will be a “re-start” in negotiations soon. No guarantees, but definitely an attempt. hile we wait for the on-ice moves, the office changes continue. The Athletic’s Michael Russo reported that, as expected, Brent Flahr will leave Minnesota to join his longtime compatriot. And no one would be surprised if former Buffalo GM Tim Murray follows in a scouting role.
8. The Flyers have made it clear they are looking for a goalie, but aren’t the first team to survey the market and not be thrilled with the options. Anaheim, looking to replace the injured Ryan Miller, claimed Chad Johnson on waivers and traded for Jeff Glass from AHL Toronto. Detroit’s made it clear it wants at least a first-round pick for Jimmy Howard. Craig Anderson’s carried a huge load for Ottawa, facing a ton of rubber without much rest. At least one team indicated it was concerned about acquiring him for that reason. Not convinced Montreal is willing to move Charlie Lindgren. As both Chicago and Los Angeles look to the future, and Cal Petersen (in particular) shows potential, could they be tempted to discuss Corey Crawford and Jonathan Quick?
Elliotte Friedman, Author at Sportsnet.ca
Well we have them now and well have to see what they can do here and not worry about what they did in Minny.To be quite honest, I'm not excited at all by the Fletcher hiring or the Flahr hiring. They didn't draft all that well, though they were handcuffed by trading away a lot of picks. But the trades they made didn't get Minnesota out of the 1st round. And if they bring in Tim Murray too, that'll just be a 3rd guy with a resume that says "failed to do anything of consequence as an NHL GM or AGM". Great.
Well we have them now and well have to see what they can do here and not worry about what they did in Minny.
If Quick or Crawford know the will be overtaken by Hart in 2 years i say why not go for it.
Perhaps. I don't have nearly the optimism about the future with them at the helm than I did with Hextall. He might not have been doing anything, but I didn't worry about him screwing it all up. Fletcher and Co. I do worry about them screwing it all up. I don't have any faith in them to make the right moves to get the team over the hump. The Flyers are loaded to the gills with ammo to put together a good team, but if they shoot it all in to the ground it won't make a difference.
I was frustrated too, but I think Fletcher and Co. is a step backwards from Hextall and Pryor.
I'm not sure about these incoming guys, but I will give them a clean slate. Hexy has put the franchise in a position I think where it will be almost difficult for them to fuck this up moving forward.
We don't know the whole story, but it appears that Homer jumped the gun a bit on firing Hexy. I could understand the head coach, but why fire the GM like 20 games into a season?
What can Fletcher (or anyone) really do to create wins this season and get us into the playoffs? It's a little late for that...Lol