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Équipe: 2020-21 Penguins de Pittsburgh
Date de création initiale: 8 mars 2020
Publié: 8 mars 2020
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This team stinks. I don’t think they have poor quality players, they just quit on the coach. I love Sully, but I have to think that when the coach is not changing the lines, not switching up the awful defense pairings & overusing his top players, all while during a slump, it’s an indication that he’s lost the room. They may as well miss the playoffs, get a new coach & retool the team. Get younger high end talents to support Sid & Geno cuz they seem to be running out of gas.
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  1. Marner, Mitchell (1 643 000 $ retained)
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  1. Zadorov, Nikita
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8 mars 2020 à 17 h 53
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avs dont need Murray, hard pass
8 mars 2020 à 18 h 12
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avs dont need Murray, hard pass


I see but @thedankingerski reported that the Avs viewed Murray very highly.
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8 mars 2020 à 18 h 15
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I see but @thedankingerski reported that the Avs viewed Murray very highly.


that would just be false. Just lazy speculation stuff...oh Mike Kelly speculated avs should go after price, well Penguins have a goalie that lost his starting job, maybe Avs would want him.

Crap writing from a crap writer
8 mars 2020 à 18 h 17
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this team would still suck.

They have no fight in them. At all, just like the current team. You have to have guys who are willing to get mad, who don't like to lose.
They don't really have that and it ain't on this roster either.

Hell they played like they don't even want the puck today. I saw that play in the 2nd period where the puck kicked back in carolina zone and Zucker and whoever the over player was just looked at it and skated the other way. FFS you have to go get the puck.

That's this team in a nut shell right now. I blame a lot of this on the coach.

What the hell is up with the far board break outs too. How many games do I have to watch where it's the same F thing every game. They have had 60 some games can they fix that already.

All you have to do is watch how teams play this team and then how the penguins play.
Other teams are pure pressure on them. They play a man on man and just pressure pressure pressure. Be it 5v5 or PK.
Then you see the penguins play and they just back in a zone and get picked apart, pounded on the boards while the other team is cycling around their zone.
Like Fing adjust already.

You wonder why they have so many players that are injured. Like no S#!T, when the puck is in your own zone all the time and you are constantly getting forechecked that's what F happens.

They either don't want to play, or Sullivan doesn't know how to coach. You can pick which one it is, but it's one or the other at this point.
8 mars 2020 à 18 h 32
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Columbus need a lot more compensation to take the contract... or retain more because we can’t afford him.
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Yeah, what’s draft capital?
8 mars 2020 à 22 h 8
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Quoting: pharrow
this team would still suck.

They have no fight in them. At all, just like the current team. You have to have guys who are willing to get mad, who don't like to lose.
They don't really have that and it ain't on this roster either.

Hell they played like they don't even want the puck today. I saw that play in the 2nd period where the puck kicked back in carolina zone and Zucker and whoever the over player was just looked at it and skated the other way. FFS you have to go get the puck.

That's this team in a nut shell right now. I blame a lot of this on the coach.

What the hell is up with the far board break outs too. How many games do I have to watch where it's the same F thing every game. They have had 60 some games can they fix that already.

All you have to do is watch how teams play this team and then how the penguins play.
Other teams are pure pressure on them. They play a man on man and just pressure pressure pressure. Be it 5v5 or PK.
Then you see the penguins play and they just back in a zone and get picked apart, pounded on the boards while the other team is cycling around their zone.
Like Fing adjust already.

You wonder why they have so many players that are injured. Like no S#!T, when the puck is in your own zone all the time and you are constantly getting forechecked that's what F happens.

They either don't want to play, or Sullivan doesn't know how to coach. You can pick which one it is, but it's one or the other at this point.


I think the players quit on the coach & they quit on themselves. Sully has coached similar constructed teams to success like that 2016 team that was all speed & puck possession. Maybe you just can’t win like that anymore. Maybe you need to combine it with that sandpaper grit that wears other teams down. I agree with you, there’s not enough commitment away from the puck. There’s no checking, the guys are not hustling to win races, win battles to retrieve the puck. When they do have it there’s not enough urgency & the structure is just non existent. The thing is, they have guys that are capable of going into the tight areas to forecheck & fight for the puck. Tanev, ZAR, Rust, Zucker & McCann are all examples. They just don’t want it. There’s not enough heart on this team. So much for thinking they were elite, it’s the same mess as Toronto.
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Quoting: Ajp_18
Columbus need a lot more compensation to take the contract... or retain more because we can’t afford him.


Sure I can retain more. Hornqvist would be an excellent fit in Columbus with his intimidating, hard working style. Pens need more of his type, but they will just end up getting small finesse players like Marner.
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What’d you mean?
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I think the players quit on the coach & they quit on themselves. Sully has coached similar constructed teams to success like that 2016 team that was all speed & puck possession. Maybe you just can’t win like that anymore. Maybe you need to combine it with that sandpaper grit that wears other teams down. I agree with you, there’s not enough commitment away from the puck. There’s no checking, the guys are not hustling to win races, win battles to retrieve the puck. When they do have it there’s not enough urgency & the structure is just non existent. The thing is, they have guys that are capable of going into the tight areas to forecheck & fight for the puck. Tanev, ZAR, Rust, Zucker & McCann are all examples. They just don’t want it. There’s not enough heart on this team. So much for thinking they were elite, it’s the same mess as Toronto.


it's not 2016. The rest of the league was so slow when they won those cups. The emphasis on speed and teams getting younger has been a real thing. Teams play a much faster game today because of those cup runs.
They can't just get by with that anymore. They played a different system this year as compared to last year. But they have not been able to readjust as other teams adjusted to them.
WSH is another team in the same boat. The penguins showed how to beat WSH earlier this year. They started going down hill as other teams copied it.
The penguins seem not to be able to change the way they play. You can't just rely on one system of play. You have to mix it up and tailor it to an opponent. They don't do that.
1/2 their problems lie in the systems they use. The zone defense doesn't work in todays game like it use to. You have to pressure more. At the same time, they have been unable to deal with teams playing them man on man and pressuring. They also have no answer to their failed dump ins.
Did you watch that game today? That power play. Every power play that puck is dumped in and eventually sent right back down the other end. 4-5 times a power play wasting the majority of the power play.
They have no adjustment to it, they put no effort in skating the puck in. It's dump and chase with 1 defense man back waiting for it to clear it right back out.
If they can't adjust their game plan they are never going to win anything. Talent will only get you so far.
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Trading Hornqvist for a 6th stinks. Trading Hornqvist with retention really stinks.

The Pens #1 issue right now is individualism and lack of overall leadership. Hornqvist is the only one that fully contradicts that.
Crosby is a "team" guy, but said to be a "quiet leader" which is a nice way of saying that he doesn't want to lead and therefore doesn't lead.
Malkin couldn't lead a horse to water. (Waste of an A)
Letang is potentially the biggest part of the problem (high individualism, no leadership). (Waste of an A)
I don't think that any of the other forwards want to step over Crosby and Malkin.
No one on D seems to have the "I'll take the reigns" personality.

Marner, while very talented, seems like a "me" guy, but i could be wrong. Bringing him in only makes the issue larger. Bringing him in and moving Hornqvist out would just be bad.

I also say no to Rutta, period, much less at $2M. He is a #7D, and if someone wants to pay him seven figures (>$1M) then let them, but not the Pens.
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Trading Hornqvist for a 6th stinks. Trading Hornqvist with retention really stinks.

The Pens #1 issue right now is individualism and lack of overall leadership. Hornqvist is the only one that fully contradicts that.
Crosby is a "team" guy, but said to be a "quiet leader" which is a nice way of saying that he doesn't want to lead and therefore doesn't lead.
Malkin couldn't lead a horse to water. (Waste of an A)
Letang is potentially the biggest part of the problem (high individualism, no leadership). (Waste of an A)
I don't think that any of the other forwards want to step over Crosby and Malkin.
No one on D seems to have the "I'll take the reigns" personality.

Marner, while very talented, seems like a "me" guy, but i could be wrong. Bringing him in only makes the issue larger. Bringing him in and moving Hornqvist out would just be bad.

I also say no to Rutta, period, much less at $2M. He is a #7D, and if someone wants to pay him seven figures (>$1M) then let them, but not the Pens.


I agree with most of what you said but bringing in Marner to any team is not a bad thing
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What’d you mean?


Cause your name is a leafs player and you're talking about the pens
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I agree with most of what you said but bringing in Marner to any team is not a bad thing


I tried to make it clear that it would just make that one specific issue larger, not that he would be a bad thing overall. Rereading my post I see that that is not clear.
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it's not 2016. The rest of the league was so slow when they won those cups. The emphasis on speed and teams getting younger has been a real thing. Teams play a much faster game today because of those cup runs.
They can't just get by with that anymore. They played a different system this year as compared to last year. But they have not been able to readjust as other teams adjusted to them.
WSH is another team in the same boat. The penguins showed how to beat WSH earlier this year. They started going down hill as other teams copied it.
The penguins seem not to be able to change the way they play. You can't just rely on one system of play. You have to mix it up and tailor it to an opponent. They don't do that.
1/2 their problems lie in the systems they use. The zone defense doesn't work in todays game like it use to. You have to pressure more. At the same time, they have been unable to deal with teams playing them man on man and pressuring. They also have no answer to their failed dump ins.
Did you watch that game today? That power play. Every power play that puck is dumped in and eventually sent right back down the other end. 4-5 times a power play wasting the majority of the power play.
They have no adjustment to it, they put no effort in skating the puck in. It's dump and chase with 1 defense man back waiting for it to clear it right back out.
If they can't adjust their game plan they are never going to win anything. Talent will only get you so far.


Yes I remember back in January, you mentioned that Sully’s team was doing well at the time because he had the players who could play the system he wanted, but hadn’t shown any signs of being able to make adjustments when other teams figured them out. That’s exactly what’s happening now, he’s being exposed. The Penguins won that 2016 cup easily because other teams did not have the speed & agility of their players, therefore, they couldn’t physically keep up. That’s changed now & you can’t win on speed & skill alone. Gotta have some size, gotta be able to grind & outwork your opponents as well. The thing is, the Penguins do have guys that are capable of playing that type of game such as Tanev, Rust, even Sid. They are just not committed to doing so. Totally disengaged & easily intimidated by their opponents.
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Quoting: Yojimbo
Trading Hornqvist for a 6th stinks. Trading Hornqvist with retention really stinks.

The Pens #1 issue right now is individualism and lack of overall leadership. Hornqvist is the only one that fully contradicts that.
Crosby is a "team" guy, but said to be a "quiet leader" which is a nice way of saying that he doesn't want to lead and therefore doesn't lead.
Malkin couldn't lead a horse to water. (Waste of an A)
Letang is potentially the biggest part of the problem (high individualism, no leadership). (Waste of an A)
I don't think that any of the other forwards want to step over Crosby and Malkin.
No one on D seems to have the "I'll take the reigns" personality.

Marner, while very talented, seems like a "me" guy, but i could be wrong. Bringing him in only makes the issue larger. Bringing him in and moving Hornqvist out would just be bad.

I also say no to Rutta, period, much less at $2M. He is a #7D, and if someone wants to pay him seven figures (>$1M) then let them, but not the Pens.


You’re right about Hörnqvist. I don’t know if there is a more passionate, energetic & hardworking player in the league than him. I’d put him back on this team, get rid of Rutta. As for Marner, a lot of people said the similar things about Kessel, that he’s not a character guy, too selfish & lazy etc, but they still brought him in & won 2 cups. I know Marner ruined his reputation of being a team guy this summer by getting overpayed, but when you have the chance to trade for a star winger, especially of Marner’s talent, you’ve gotta do it.
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Cause your name is a leafs player and you're talking about the pens


I live in Toronto but am a Pens fan.
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I live in Toronto but am a Pens fan.


Trying to steal Marner?
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Trying to steal Marner?


Obviously.
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@datools @claysbar @gaudetster

What’d you guys think of this team?
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@datools @claysbar @gaudetster

What’d you guys think of this team?


Quoting: MitchMarnerElite
I live in Toronto but am a Pens fan.


LOL me too.

Don't see why Toronto does this, doesn't really improve their team as none of the picks will give them a player as good as Marner, and its not like they're rebuilding. Plus the extra cap space will allow them to not even be as cap-strapped.

Could probably get behind the Avs trade, as Colorado seems to want Price for some reason, but Murray just hasn't been solid since people found out to shoot glove side on him. Would prefer Grubauer over him personally, and Grubauer's contract will cost less.
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@datools @claysbar @gaudetster

What’d you guys think of this team?


I don't agree with the premise that this team stinks. However I like the idea of a Marner trade, here's how I would do. Thinking is Toronto wants a RHD.
https://www.capfriendly.com/armchair-gm/team/1677200
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LOL me too.

Don't see why Toronto does this, doesn't really improve their team as none of the picks will give them a player as good as Marner, and its not like they're rebuilding. Plus the extra cap space will allow them to not even be as cap-strapped.

Could probably get behind the Avs trade, as Colorado seems to want Price for some reason, but Murray just hasn't been solid since people found out to shoot glove side on him. Would prefer Grubauer over him personally, and Grubauer's contract will cost less.


You have some point. I heard that the Leafs organization haven’t been happy with Mitch Marner’s play after demanding that big contract, plus they are in cap hell, so a move like this could benefit them. I think Murray demands a similar contract to Price, so Grubauer probably will be cheaper. However, Murray has proven he can win cups, perhaps a change of scenery is all needs.
 
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