defence is decent yeah. but I picked Bratt and Terry way too early, could've held off on them a while longer.
also that Norris misclick could really hurt me

Norris will get 35+ goals . So I wouldn’t call it a reach

If Im Colorado I call Detroit and trade for Pius Suter

As Det once Fabbri returns got to many forwards

JBITBPITNHL

jesper bratt is tampa bay player in the national hockey league

Jordie Benn ignored the blue penguin inside the Nashville hotel lobby

Bratt for Ross Colton and a 2nd

Jordie Benn IS the blue penguin inside the Nashville hotel lobby

🔄 The Golden Knights have acquired goalie Adin Hill from San Jose in exchange for a 2024 fourth-round pick. Welcome to Vegas, Adin! 😃https://t.co/r3qf6pC6Io

— Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) August 29, 2022

Hill flipped to Arizona for future considerations

jesper bratt is the big pickle in the nauruan hospital lounge 🤨

Vegas collecting backup goalies. They have 3 now.

jesper bratt isn't the big pickle in the nauruan hospital lounge 😁

Justin Bieber identified three brilliant pancakes inside the Nunavut horse library

Logan Thompson looks fairly promising, I’d imagine this means Broissoit’s also LTIR?

Thought it would be reimer but either way I said one of SJS goalies would be with VGK before season started

Pavel Zacha: #18 (BOS)
please note that this number was last worn in Boston by legend Greg McKegg

https://www.capfriendly.com/forums/thread/628055

Welp Right player and return Wrong team

What does he do that Compher can't?

JTC will be the 2C. It's a contract year for him.

Newhook will move from 3rd LW to #3C and learn to play Center so he can take over 2C next year.

Myers will play 3rd LW and be like Landeskog as the defensive "center" and help on faceoffs which will allow Newhook freedom to push the pace. Myers might face roster competition from Maltsev, Ranta, and Bowers in training camp for that role. He is earmarked for the 3C role next year.

3rd RW is the spot that is open competition. O'Connor, Olausson, Kaut, Sedlak will battle for that position.

Bowers and Kaut are no longer waiver exempt, so I think they get thrown in early to see if they can step up.

Avs want as big of a deadline cap space as possible so they don't have to give up additional assets for retention in case they need to:
1) fix the goaltending
2) fix 2C
3) backfill any major injuries

Since we don't know which of those gaps are the biggest playing the waiting game is the best strategy.

The $3 mil of today's cap space becomes nearly $20 mil by the deadline; no reason to use that up for minor tweaks.

I feel like the winner of the PK Subban sweepstake could very well be ... ESPN

he gets to retire with 80m of hockey money, with a great career and with a job in the medias. A nice exit if you ask me

He would end his career as a dirty player who doesn’t care about winning

pretty much how he started it.

I wish the isles had owners that called out vets who aren't producing.

Dallas owner Tom Gaglardi talks Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin. Full interview avail on all platforms. #GoStars ⁦@CamandStrick⁩ pic.twitter.com/XbooKF5d0w

— Andy Strickland (@andystrickland) August 30, 2022

Seguin could rebound this year given he's had a full offseason to rest and prepare. I think Benn is fried though.

I think seguin could be a 55-60 pt 2nd line forward. He has declined at even strength for the past 4 years. Great on the PP.

Benn is lucic 2.0

(we need this updated lol)

The Sens are my biggest riser for this upcoming season. The hype surrounding the city is growing and you can feel the anticipation in the hockey community but even more so; the support the teams getting throughout the city has to be firing the team up. They already had a ton of love (great videos of the boys partying with local bars) - and these guys are being treated like rockstars across the city and at the local practices. Obviously it’s nothing unique for athletes across the world but it is a huge vibe change from previous Sens season including last season.

I honestly think the Sens are going to be the most fun team to watch in 22-23. They may miss the WC; but the Battle of Ontario may rival the BoA - and the Sens should be able to wipe the floor with the bottom feeder teams easily.