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Forum: Armchair-GM7 juin 2023 à 20 h 57
Forum: Armchair-GM7 juin 2023 à 20 h 57
Forum: Armchair-GM5 juin 2023 à 14 h 49
Forum: Armchair-GM3 juin 2023 à 9 h 58
Sujet: question
Can't speak for Detroit fans but as a Flames fan; Vladar is younger, his sv% is incredibly skewed by Flames shot suppression so generally the ones they get passed him are pretty high quality goals, he's signed for dirt cheap for 2 more years, he nearly stole the starting job from a recent Vezina finalist (albeit Markstrom was not playing at a Vezina level), he is absolutely capable of being a 1A/1B goalie, and he has an S tier nickname. Understand that if Calgary didn't need to move cap out to be compliant, as well as have the best goalie prospect in the league who is NHL ready now they would not consider moving Vladar.

As for Ned, that was just an unexpected failed experiment IMO. I look at Colorado and how well Georgiev did there after being an absolute train wreck the year before. I look at how Adin Hill as done in Vegas this year and specifically in these playoffs too. Ned was given the reins and faceplanted, kind of like Petersen in LA. IMO he probably just needs a change of scenery.
Forum: Armchair-GM5 déc. 2022 à 16 h 14
Sujet: Matty
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Matty2005</b></div><div>They are reportedly going into a rebuild and they want cap and honestly kylingtion could turn into something if not it’s just free cap but Phillips is the ahl leading goal scorer he can definitely be something and a second that’s good</div></div>

Matty my man...Let's break this down quickly...

-Kylington fills a very, very small need for the Nucks.

-Phillips being the leading scorer in the AHL is about as noteworthy as the color of my socks today (They're green!). Tell me who the last 6 leading scorers were in the AHL? Can't name 'em? Here's why:

27yo - Andrew Poturalski
29yo - T.J. Tynan
26yo - Sam Anas
26yo - Reid Boucher
23yo - Carter Verhaeghe
21yo - Jeremy Bracco

Now, Verhaeghe is obviously the outlier here...but what do the rest have in common? I'll give you a hint...they're all undersized. Another thing that they have in common? They're all career AHLer/Euro/now in the KHL. To think that 5'7'' 24 Y/O Matthew Phillips is going to buck the trend here is a big 'ol stretch my friend.

-A late 2nd? The probability of that pick playing over 100 games in the NHL is less than 40% (!!!).

-The cap space created by moving a few months of Bo Horvat is irrelevant.

Bo Horvat is on a heater right now. Vancouver needs GOOD futures, not a miss-mash of question marks and mediocrity.