You used to be able to…in a way. It would be called ‘executive compensation’ for signing a coach or GM under contract. We technically ‘traded’ Pete Deboer to the Sharks (and got the Reilly Walsh pick) even though we had already fired him.
In 2015, Lou Lamoriello was still President and he hired Ray Shero to be GM. He then took the job in Toronto, so he traded a 3rd rounder for himself. That pick we used to acquire Marcus Johansson (which turned into Okhotiuk pick, which turned into Timo Meier).
They ended it in 2016 though (even though our picks were grandfathered in)
So off the top of your heads who do we like as new coach and why?
Sullivan if he gets axed
Woodcroft formally from Edm
Gallant, because I wanted a laugh
Dineen finally gets his due
Add names and why
So off the top of yiur heads who do we like as new coach and why?
Sullivan if he gets axed
Woodcroft formally from Edm
Gallant, because I wanted a laugh
Dineen finally gets his due
Add names and why
After posting this I went and did some recon-
Easily I came up with Sullivan from Pitt with former Dev Jay Leach as his assistant.
Lots of connections, Mass guy like Fitz, played together, Leach is looking too.
But a story I found where all the players talk about him in a way that it's exactly what i think the core group needs. It's behind a payroll but go read it if yiu can:
https://theathletic.com/3677257/2022/10/11/penguins-mike-sullivan?source=user-shared-article
After posting this I went and did some recon-
Easily I came up with Sullivan from Pitt with former Dev Jay Leach as his assistant.
Lots of connections, Mass guy like Fitz, played together, Leach is looking too.
But a story I found where all the players talk about him in a way that it's exactly what i think the core group needs. It's behind a payroll but go read it if yiu can:
https://theathletic.com/3677257/2022/10/11/penguins-mike-sullivan?source=user-shared-article
Would have to be an astronomical return so I doubt it. Also just in general Fitzy should be fired the second he trades nemec
Scratching a player for first time a couple days before deadline usually means (1) you are getting traded; (2) you want people to think you are getting traded; (3) you have played worse than the alternative.
Scratching a player for first time a couple days before deadline usually means (1) you are getting traded; (2) you want people to think you are getting traded; (3) you have played worse than the alternative.
Scratching a player for first time a couple days before deadline usually means (1) you are getting traded; (2) you want people to think you are getting traded; (3) you have played worse than the alternative.
It’s a signal-sending move.
Hard not to read into it.
If he had actually been okay my poorly…or if they had been managing the rookies time through season…
I hope he is not going anywhere.
Luke is on the 3rd pairing, Holtz on the 4th line. Don't stress about it. We're not moving Nemec. And if we were, NJD frankly wouldn't be holding him out. Nemec isn't an asset that even meaningfully loses value if he gets injured.
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