If Colorado decides not to go get Horvat then they swing to MTL and make a deal for Monahan or Dvorak

Aka if they dont get the big fish go get a medium fish

Where does Horvat slot, he certainly won’t be our 1c and we’re not paying him the big bucks to be our 2c

The above post explains it

Basically if Horvat is to expensive for Colorado to get or if he gets traded somewhere else then Colorado will probs be in contact with Montreal for Monahan or Dvorak

That still doesn’t answer my question, Horvat won’t be our 1c and we’re not paying him big bucks to be our 2c

The main thing was that if Horvat would not be available to Colorado then Colorado would swing to Montreal and make a deal for one of their C's not named Suzuki

Honestly a Dvorak trade to Colorado could be fun

How the **** does Boston have 2 games in hand on everyone and WPG like 3 or 4 whoever is in charge of scheduling fired

Edmonton fans, did I just hear a variation of The Terminator theme playing in your arena?

Once Samsonov comes back im excited to see a healthy tandem of Murray/Samsonov

But man its gonna also be hard to decide whose gonna games as both deserve it

Hopefully they go 1A/1B

Dam would have been the youngest NHL player beating out Bep Guidolin

Robertson 100% is Hart winner if season ended today. Kid is unbelievable. No disrespect to McDavid, but you gotta be in the playoffs to win the Hart.

Johnston, Dellandrea, Robertson, and Heiskanen with the goals for the Stars tonight. The future is bright in Dallas.

Road teams are 5-0 tonight. FLA could make it 6-0. No real upsets though.

Welp... at least the Blues are deserving to win the games they lose by three now.

OIL PA announcement:
"Hello fans, would a Mr. Knight please come to lost-&-found - your jock-strap was recovered in Row 12 Seat 97"...

NHL.com Hart tracker

Voting totals (points awarded on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis):

Connor McDavid, Oilers, 67 points (12 first-place votes);
David Pasternak, Bruins, 35 (1);
Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche, 22;
Jason Robertson, Dallas Stars, 22;
Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks, 18 (1);
Leon Draisaitl, Oilers, 13;
Connor Hellebuyck, Winnipeg Jets, 10;
Jack Eichel, Vegas Golden Knights, 7;
Mikko Rantanen, Avalanche, 5;
Nico Hischier, New Jersey Devils, 5;
Nikita Kucherov, Tampa Bay Lightning, 3;
Jesper Bratt, Devils, 3

NHL.com Vezina tracker

Voting totals (points awarded on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis):

Connor Hellebuyck, Jets, 60 points (5 first-place votes);
Linus Ullmark, Bruins, 59 (9);
Jake Oettinger, Stars, 25;
Logan Thompson, Golden Knights, 24;
Ilya Sorokin, Islanders, 23;
Vitek Vanecek, New Jersey Devils, 8;
Carter Hart, Philadelphia Flyers, 7;
Alexandar Georgiev, Colorado Avalanche, 3;
Martin Jones, Seattle Kraken, 1

NHL.com Norris tracker

Voting totals (points awarded on a 5-4-3-2-1-basis):

Erik Karlsson, Sharks, 64 points (10 first-place votes);
Cale Makar, Avalanche, 43 (3);
Rasmus Dahlin, Sabres, 33;
Adam Fox, New York Rangers, 27;
Hampus Lindholm, Bruins, 27 (1);
Drew Doughty, Los Angeles Kings, 8;
Miro Heiskanen, Dallas Stars, 2;
Roman Josi, Nashville Predators, 2;
Dougie Hamilton, New Jersey Devils, 2;
Alex Pietrangelo, Vegas Golden Knights, 2

NHL.com Calder tracker

Voting totals (points awarded on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis):

Logan Thompson, Golden Knights, 62 points (11 first-place votes); Matty Beniers, Kraken, 52 (2);
Shane Pinto, Senators, 35 (1);
Jake Sanderson, Senators, 26;
Owen Power, Sabres, 15;
Matias Maccelli, Arizona Coyotes, 13;
Stuart Skinner, Edmonton Oilers, 3;
Mason McTavish, Anaheim Ducks, 2;
Kaiden Guhle, Montreal Canadiens, 1

wow, Bouchard ties it up with 4.4 seconds to go

and Drai scores the OT winner 22 seconds into overtime

Clutchard

Robertson, Mcdavid, Kucherov

Bobcat’s Post Game Notes, Game 21

Jackets lose in a shootout to the Vegas Golden Knights.

-Since Bridgestone Arena decided to sh*t itself, our already very long home stand gets one game longer. Cool.

-Down goes Brendan Gaunce, in comes… Tim Berni? Of all of our defensive prospects, we bring in the guy I felt had the lowest probability of making the show. I guess Lars and Jarmo didn’t think any of Sammy, Ole or Stan were ready enough…

-Power plays for both sides pass with nothing happening. This has been boring…

-Two former Blue Jackets tag together to put the Knights on the board first: Jon Marchessault gets an assist on a William Karlsson goal. Wild Bill capitalizes on a weird rebound. Ouch.

-Around a minute later, William Carrier takes a routine wrister that gets by Tarry glove-side. Ouch.

-First period is over, and although we’re down, I can’t be mad. They’re not playing truly terribly, they’re just down. Let’s score some more, boys.

-The second period is starting to put me to sleep, please, for the love of god, one of you please just do something!

-THERE WE GO! JOHNNY GAUDREAU SCORES ON A ONE TIMER TO PUT US WITHIN ONE! Good sh*t, JG.

-A Knight gets by the defense, one on one with Tarry, but he makes the save. Enjoy your stay at Scary Tarry’s House of Horrors.

-Former Blue Jacket Keegan Kolesar gets sent off for boarding Trey Fix-Wolansky. Pick on someone your own size, man.

-Not long after that, Jack Eichel gets past the defense, but gets held up by Yegor Chinakhov. Off to the sin bin you go. Thankfully we kill that off going into the third.

-Johnny, to Gus, to Cap, tic, tac, toe behind Thompson. This game is tied.

-Both goalies make great saves within the final minutes to keep this game at a lock. We’re going to overtime.

-Gus gets a breakaway, but Thompson makes a rudimentary pad save. You can do better than that, Goose.

-Both goalies were hard as rocks (pause) so we’re off to a shootout. First shootout of the season! Let’s see how we do…

-After 7 rounds, Paul Cotter stick-handles to send us home on a sour note. At least we got the pity point?

nhl.com writers must really hate keefe because i don't think i've ever seen him get votes in their trophy tracker ****.

upon review i have come to realize their jack adams rankings are not about a coaches ability but if the team is doing better than people thought they would

Jacob Trouba LOL