get st louis. iginla wasnt the piece they are missing. and i love how dougie didn't take ryder or lay out on the pass when the habs made it 5-4. he just skated a straight line into rask. looked like a 2 on none. i hope everyone apologized to rask after the game, especially the shoot out shooters.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 3:32 pm
by shinkdew
elliseamos wrote:
MattA75 wrote:
elliseamos wrote:i really hope this means the Bs get creative. go get st. louis, yandle & jagr. that's not entirely impossible.
no, but unless you're moving roster players out with years left on their contracts, it really screws up their cap for next year
doesn't Jagr have another year on his deal? I know St Louis has 2
If Chiarelli was smart he'd see if he could sucker someone into taking on Lucic's insane contract that starts next year
horton's & ference are gone next year. using capgeek's calculator, i've got the Bs 1M over w/ all 3 players on the roster next year, at this year's price (translation that means resigning jagr to 4.5M next year)
Acccording to capgeek, the Bruins only have $6m in salary space next year (the cap is $64.3m). You add back the $4m Savard is making and that gives them $10m in cap space. Yandle makes $5.5m, St. Louis makes $5.6m, which puts them over the cap, and that's without having a goalie on the roster.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 3:43 pm
by elliseamos
shinkdew wrote:
elliseamos wrote:
MattA75 wrote:
elliseamos wrote:i really hope this means the Bs get creative. go get st. louis, yandle & jagr. that's not entirely impossible.
no, but unless you're moving roster players out with years left on their contracts, it really screws up their cap for next year
doesn't Jagr have another year on his deal? I know St Louis has 2
If Chiarelli was smart he'd see if he could sucker someone into taking on Lucic's insane contract that starts next year
horton's & ference are gone next year. using capgeek's calculator, i've got the Bs 1M over w/ all 3 players on the roster next year, at this year's price (translation that means resigning jagr to 4.5M next year)
Acccording to capgeek, the Bruins only have $6m in salary space next year (the cap is $64.3m). You add back the $4m Savard is making and that gives them $10m in cap space. Yandle makes $5.5m, St. Louis makes $5.6m, which puts them over the cap, and that's without having a goalie on the roster.
i don't know that the calculator i was using was for next year, but looking at the numbers on the site next year currently includes Torey Krug (1.7) & Matt Bartkowski (.650). not to mention, there's no saying if peverley is part of one of the 3 deals i've mentioned (3.2M). That would make things very possible to manage.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 3:47 pm
by elliseamos
do i pretend any of this is likely? no.
but would trading for those 3 guys be a huge splash and could be managed.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 4:12 pm
by MattA75
shinkdew wrote:
elliseamos wrote:
MattA75 wrote:
elliseamos wrote:i really hope this means the Bs get creative. go get st. louis, yandle & jagr. that's not entirely impossible.
no, but unless you're moving roster players out with years left on their contracts, it really screws up their cap for next year
doesn't Jagr have another year on his deal? I know St Louis has 2
If Chiarelli was smart he'd see if he could sucker someone into taking on Lucic's insane contract that starts next year
horton's & ference are gone next year. using capgeek's calculator, i've got the Bs 1M over w/ all 3 players on the roster next year, at this year's price (translation that means resigning jagr to 4.5M next year)
Acccording to capgeek, the Bruins only have $6m in salary space next year (the cap is $64.3m). You add back the $4m Savard is making and that gives them $10m in cap space. Yandle makes $5.5m, St. Louis makes $5.6m, which puts them over the cap, and that's without having a goalie on the roster.
And the cap is going down next year
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 4:16 pm
by Norah
--- wrote:recapping bruins' fans' night:
Pretty much how it went.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 4:25 pm
by Strat
I am really loving this shortened season. Much greater sense of urgency (agency?) in every game. Doesnt hurt that the Wild are showing signs of being a great team and Parise and Sutter are doing everything they were hoped to do. We have solid 3.5 lines right now.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 4:34 pm
by nah
Strat wrote:I am really loving this shortened season. Much greater sense of urgency (agency?) in every game. Doesnt hurt that the Wild are showing signs of being a great team and Parise and Sutter are doing everything they were hoped to do. We have solid 3.5 lines right now.
strat, i love when you talk hockey and chest hair. hate when you talk downward dog and lululemon.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 4:35 pm
by Strat
nah wrote:
Strat wrote:I am really loving this shortened season. Much greater sense of urgency (agency?) in every game. Doesnt hurt that the Wild are showing signs of being a great team and Parise and Sutter are doing everything they were hoped to do. We have solid 3.5 lines right now.
strat, i love when you talk hockey and chest hair. hate when you talk downward dog and lululemon.
Im a well rounded 21st century bro.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 6:33 pm
by shinkdew
From what it sounds like, Calgary told Boston at noon that they had a deal and instead of closing it, Chiarelli went to Sully's Tap and started pounded beers.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 6:38 pm
by Peeps
everyone is blaming the GM, but for the trade to happen jerome had to sign off on it. Boston was the front runner for sure but when he heard pitts was in on it, thats where he wanted to go so he was dealt there. if they said no, boston gives us more, i am sure he would have thumbed his nose at that and said then no trade me.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 6:47 pm
by Brainof23
My brother plays at Yale with Kenny Agostino. I have watched or attended all of his games the last two season. He is a legit NHL prospect. He has great size and really good skill. He should probably play his senior year at Yale and will need a year in the AHL but he can have a really good NHL career. Just to draw a comparison, I would be shocked if he wasnt better than Lee Stempniak.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 28, 2013 8:15 pm
by Simple Torture
cutuphalfdead wrote:
--- wrote:recapping bruins' fans' night:
Pretty much how it went.
Yeah, this is basically accurate.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 29, 2013 5:12 pm
by southp
All will be right with the hockey world when Crosby hoists the cup and then passes it directly to Iginla.
Any fan of hockey should agree with this.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 29, 2013 9:29 pm
by MattA75
southp wrote:All will be right with the hockey world when Crosby hoists the cup and then passes it directly to Iginla.
Any fan of hockey should agree with this.
I'll be happy for Iginla, but I will never root for any team Mario Lemieux is involved with
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sat March 30, 2013 2:45 am
by shinkdew
Islanders sign Lubomir Visnovsky to a two year extension, $9.5m.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sat March 30, 2013 3:25 pm
by Strat
Brainof23 wrote:My brother plays at Yale with Kenny Agostino. I have watched or attended all of his games the last two season. He is a legit NHL prospect. He has great size and really good skill. He should probably play his senior year at Yale and will need a year in the AHL but he can have a really good NHL career. Just to draw a comparison, I would be shocked if he wasnt better than Lee Stempniak.
How the hell did they just beat the Gophs. G Dangit. Lucia may be on the way out after this. He has not really been able to push the gophers into greatness and have let them collapse to teams that shoudlnt be able to wipe their ass. Oh man.
Also, Ignlia being out o the west - thank you. Fucker lights the Wild up everytime we face him.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sat March 30, 2013 3:49 pm
by shinkdew
Strat wrote:
Brainof23 wrote:My brother plays at Yale with Kenny Agostino. I have watched or attended all of his games the last two season. He is a legit NHL prospect. He has great size and really good skill. He should probably play his senior year at Yale and will need a year in the AHL but he can have a really good NHL career. Just to draw a comparison, I would be shocked if he wasnt better than Lee Stempniak.
How the hell did they just beat the Gophs. G Dangit. Lucia may be on the way out after this. He has not really been able to push the gophers into greatness and have let them collapse to teams that shoudlnt be able to wipe their ass. Oh man.
Also, Ignlia being out o the west - thank you. Fucker lights the Wild up everytime we face him.
That's why I think Lucia was a terrible choice for the US WJC team. His team's chronically underperform in the tournament.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sat March 30, 2013 3:51 pm
by Strat
He has been fairly successful just because of the players. And he inherited a hell of a core from Woog but he has lost his way or mojo. Time for new blood.