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jimotis4heisman
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macdonald
mackenzie
rome
all hit the waiver wire today.
thus methot made the club as the number 8 dman.
roster of 25 (mason and torres on ir)
roster max is 23.
fialtov, dorsett expected to be sent down, unless an injury (manny) cant play friday, then one of them will be sent down but not the other.
mackenzie
rome
all hit the waiver wire today.
thus methot made the club as the number 8 dman.
roster of 25 (mason and torres on ir)
roster max is 23.
fialtov, dorsett expected to be sent down, unless an injury (manny) cant play friday, then one of them will be sent down but not the other.
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jimotis4heisman
Banned
Winger Brule among Oilers' latest cuts
brule waived sent to the minors.
other "stuff"
nikita-he is a great passer, great vision, NA game is more stop and go than the euro game, he plays with good tempo in his skating ability. he appears small, smaller than i personally thought. short yes, but lean small, boyish small. keeping in mind he is a boy, hes 18. skill wise hes there. (the SO goal in the ACC was sick, elite shot, no goalie can stop that type of move if put on net) maturity/body is untested, he played in in russian league yes but he played mostly in the second division
expectations-dont expect brassard on the ice in key moments, at least not early on.
torres-dissapointed still a young guy, trying to make an impression, trying to impact the team, tried to make s point, tried to prove his leadership sticking up for jake, he knew jared wasnt allowed to fight (in the preaseason due to his hand injury), knew somethign had to be done, he tried to make/leave an impression. he probably did but it cost him six weeks...
boll-needs to focus his play between the whistles, work on his game, hit bang (and land the hits) grind it out, he can be a 10maybe 20 goal type player, and the team needs that out of him. 10-20g 200pim type players. manny, chimmer and boll results in 2 good grinders on a line.
nash-hes a gifted player, somethign we are spoiled with in columbus. some "better players" or ones traditionally thought of as better looked to rick for guidance during the worlds. hes so coachable, hitch feels maybe his most coachable player ever, period.
KH-highly underrated he can do things that no cbj player has ever been able to do do, Z was more taleneted, yeah, Juice can do it with guys in the games, with his teammates, uses his teammates and the ice at an elite level.
clitsome-nice player, one to look our for in the shorter term future (1-3 years) suprised and turned some heads with his camp, he needs to continue that and work on his game/play
max m-like nikita needs to work on his NA game, the stop/go of the NA game. needs to improve strength, kid can get to the net and has a nice burst.
klesla/tyutin-solid two ways, these guys wont get beat one on one much and if they do the other one should be in good position. best pairing weve had as a franchise.
methot-appears to have made the opening night roster. methot is a guy who has been knockign on the door for awhile, its time to knock it down, makie the coach/management play you. kick the door open, flashes of good, no one jumped out or stood out in the fight for the last few d spots.
freddy no-needs more regular play, the 3-4 weeks off then jump in stuff doesnt work with norenna he needs more regular play. will we see him every 10 or so days? thats what they say, what if pazzy gets blazing hot again?
jake/brass-not stong enough yet against the big guys youll see manny/peca takign draws. modin will get better as he plays more, thats just his style/game.
brule waived sent to the minors.
other "stuff"
nikita-he is a great passer, great vision, NA game is more stop and go than the euro game, he plays with good tempo in his skating ability. he appears small, smaller than i personally thought. short yes, but lean small, boyish small. keeping in mind he is a boy, hes 18. skill wise hes there. (the SO goal in the ACC was sick, elite shot, no goalie can stop that type of move if put on net) maturity/body is untested, he played in in russian league yes but he played mostly in the second division
expectations-dont expect brassard on the ice in key moments, at least not early on.
torres-dissapointed still a young guy, trying to make an impression, trying to impact the team, tried to make s point, tried to prove his leadership sticking up for jake, he knew jared wasnt allowed to fight (in the preaseason due to his hand injury), knew somethign had to be done, he tried to make/leave an impression. he probably did but it cost him six weeks...
boll-needs to focus his play between the whistles, work on his game, hit bang (and land the hits) grind it out, he can be a 10maybe 20 goal type player, and the team needs that out of him. 10-20g 200pim type players. manny, chimmer and boll results in 2 good grinders on a line.
nash-hes a gifted player, somethign we are spoiled with in columbus. some "better players" or ones traditionally thought of as better looked to rick for guidance during the worlds. hes so coachable, hitch feels maybe his most coachable player ever, period.
KH-highly underrated he can do things that no cbj player has ever been able to do do, Z was more taleneted, yeah, Juice can do it with guys in the games, with his teammates, uses his teammates and the ice at an elite level.
clitsome-nice player, one to look our for in the shorter term future (1-3 years) suprised and turned some heads with his camp, he needs to continue that and work on his game/play
max m-like nikita needs to work on his NA game, the stop/go of the NA game. needs to improve strength, kid can get to the net and has a nice burst.
klesla/tyutin-solid two ways, these guys wont get beat one on one much and if they do the other one should be in good position. best pairing weve had as a franchise.
methot-appears to have made the opening night roster. methot is a guy who has been knockign on the door for awhile, its time to knock it down, makie the coach/management play you. kick the door open, flashes of good, no one jumped out or stood out in the fight for the last few d spots.
freddy no-needs more regular play, the 3-4 weeks off then jump in stuff doesnt work with norenna he needs more regular play. will we see him every 10 or so days? thats what they say, what if pazzy gets blazing hot again?
jake/brass-not stong enough yet against the big guys youll see manny/peca takign draws. modin will get better as he plays more, thats just his style/game.
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jimotis4heisman
Banned
Newman's number to be retired in Syracuse arena
paul newmans #7 will be retired in syracuse by the crunch. newman wore the number at war memorial during the movie slap shot
paul newmans #7 will be retired in syracuse by the crunch. newman wore the number at war memorial during the movie slap shot
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Buck Nasty
You'll have nothing and like it
jimotis4heisman;1285182; said:
"Old Time Hockey!!!
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jimotis4heisman
Banned
Waiting on Nikita
mckenzie blog on nikita and how he cant go to the ohl even if he wants to since their is no transfer agreement in place between two teams that claim rights to him. basically default to syracuse (for better or worse)
mckenzie blog on nikita and how he cant go to the ohl even if he wants to since their is no transfer agreement in place between two teams that claim rights to him. basically default to syracuse (for better or worse)
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OSUBasketballJunkie
Never Forget 31-0
Dispatch
The Anonymityville Horror
Starring: Steve, er, Rick Nash of the Columbia, er, Columbus Blue Jackets, an ECHL, er, NHL franchise struggling to get noticed
Thursday, October 9, 2008 3:34 AM
By Tom Reed
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
Dispatch file photos
Rick Nash, left, and Pascal Leclaire might be the only Blue Jackets players identifiable to fans outside central Ohio.
Former Blue Jackets president and general manager Doug MacLean was standing in a Toronto airport during one of the franchise's first seasons when a hockey fan approached him.
The man recognized MacLean from his time coaching the Florida Panthers and asked him where he was working. MacLean told the stranger about his managerial duties with the Blue Jackets.
As the fan said goodbye, he left MacLean with a parting shot that would become banquet-circuit gold:
"Good talking with you, bud," the man told MacLean. "You'll get back to the NHL soon."
Some of the most humbling moments in Jackets history have occurred in locations far removed from a hockey rink. Conveyed by ordinary people in innocent settings, the sting of franchise anonymity has struck with the force of a slap shot to the ankle.
Continued..............
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