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Ydomat

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  1. James' thinking wiht the PPS is not another avenue for Streaming players, its to allow teams flexibility when they have longterm issues or injuries.

     

    the PPS is perfect because it allows you to stash that player who you KNOW is out for the year and that does not take up an IR spot.  meaning if you have other injured players that are injured in the short term they can still occupy your IR slots  and you get Replacements for them.

     

    if you put fabbri on IR you are locked in to a replacement for his spot and managing that all year. as opposed to opening up a roster spot entirely. meaning anyone can fill that space and you dont need to manage the replacement aspect. 

     

    Yes its a choice how you use it. but the intent is to provide more flexibility around players who are out long term. 

  2. Yeah this sucks... only silver lining is that opens another spot for the 4 or 5 guys battling for spots.

     

    Is it a St. Louis thing....

     

    Sam Bradford back to back knee injuries.... Fabbri same thing... hmmm.

     

    Blues Fabbri, Steen, Bouwmeester, sanford all injured right now. some out for extended time.

  3. Shattenkirk isnt a cornerstone defenseman (yet).  Hes a PP specialist who is a defensive liability at times. STL will miss him for sure, but everyone knew a trade was happeneing. 

     

    Dont get me wrong, i really like Shatty, great dude, great player, lots of time for him to become cornerstone guy.  

     

    great trade for Washington... more offense to power through playoffs.  

  4. 41 minutes ago, James said:

    It's funny how this article skips right over Taylor Hall.  He's already been erased from the Edmonton record books, I see.

    "And living in a hockey hotbed like Edmonton, which had its share of top overall picks in recent years (Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in 2011, Yakupov in 2012 and Connor McDavid in 2015), high performance wasn't a wish, it was expected."

    I suppose the assumption is that hes listing the ones still playing there. but it is an odd omission since hall has been pretty much their best player in recent years. 

  5. 4 hours ago, Bagwell said:

    You guys remember Magnus Paajarvi, right? Same fate.

    The Blues Top 9 was pretty solid then. Now... you cant really say that. other than Senko, RW is pretty much anyones game. Perron, yakupov, jaskin, Rattie, Ferraro, Barbashev, Reaves (i know i know). Brouwer and Backes leaving left a hole there a mile wide.  he could possibly be in line for the same fate, but part of me doubts it.  

  6. Homer Alert: (im a hockey fan first, blues fan second) 

    I think he has an opportunity to do really well. hes 150% better than David Perron as far as RW2 goes.  The Blues plan this offseason was to get faster, not bigger.  This helps that.  Assuming that Yak plays on the 2nd line (which he should) the 15 goals is pretty much a lock... Fabbri-Stastny-Yakupov so it will be a 2nd round pick (in 2018) for sure. 

    having said that, much like bagwell mentioned this could be a MPS situation all over again.  im cautiously opptomistic, but Yak has way more upside than MPS ever did. 

    Seems to me that the Blues werent really impressed with Either Ty Rattie or Landon Ferraro (the two battling for a roster spot).  This move was a result of that. Rattie didnt really improve size wise over the summer and im not too sure what the deal was with Ferraro.  

    I gotta be honest, im not sure what EDM brass were thinking here, but in the end its their own fault that Yak's value was so low (and probably a lot HIS fault as well)

  7. 1 hour ago, Vegeta said:

    calder goes 2 dylan strome  81gp, 61pts

    hart goes 2 carey price 66gp, 41wins

    norris goes 2 erik karlsson 82gp, 76pts

    art ross goes 2  sidney crosby 87pts

    rocket richard  goes 2  steven stamkos 53g

     

    BOLD.  Who is going to stop Kane from getting 100 points again? 

     

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