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10Philadelphia Flyers
brelic - Posted@OccamsRazor @elmatus Also a fan of Andreoff in the two game sample so far. It shows that he's 28 and played over two seasons' worth of NHL hockey. As a 4th liner, he seems to fit in well, has some sandpaper to his game. -
10Philadelphia Flyers
elmatus - PostedI agree with this. Raffl was centering that line though, which I think was key. He may not ever be the best at the dot, but Raffl is easily one of the more tenacious possession beasts on this team. If he can work on his FO, he would really be the perfect 4C. Whether that's possible at this point in his career, I dunno, but he has plenty of top ranked FO guys on the team to learn from. I quite liked Twarynski too -- maybe more than Pitlick. Plenty of good 4th line options -
129Philadelphia Flyers
brelic - PostedJust looking at the past 6 games during our 5-0-1 run... JVR (1g, 2a) G (2g, 3a) Farabee (2g, 1a) Lindblom (3g, 3a) Coots (3g, 4a) TK (2g, 4a) Hayes (No points since 1a on Oct 27) Voracek (1a) Raffl (1a), Twarynski (No points) So you can see that the 3rd line is a bit of an offensive (in at least two senses of the word) blackhole. I'm hopeful that it's temporary because of the disruption at center, but G -
129Philadelphia Flyers
elmatus - PostedThat's fair. Everyone needs convincing some times. I do think Dumba is a top pairing guy personally, as do many others who are much more in the know than I am frankly. I definitely think he's measurably better than Ghost, but Voracek for Zucker could make it relatively even as you say. If I'm being honest, I doubt the Wild would agree to this kind of trade anyway. Again, they're not a contending team. If Voracek is moved, it's going to be to a contender I think. I also d -
10Philadelphia Flyers
OccamsRazor - PostedSorry but I have to make an adjustment. From what I have seen from Andreoff so far is perfect for the 4th line. So to hell with Misha I'm done with that lazy Russian (Don Cherry would be proud). So it's Andreoff's job to lose dude finishes his check and is very physical and what they need. He makes Stewart obsolete in my eyes. If they need be send Twarynski back so he can play and keep Stewart around I guess as the 13th forward. -
2Minnesota Wild
lynxrattle - PostedThe inconsistent goalie. He might get a bit more consistent, if he was used more consistently. But I'm afraid the Country Club privileges will prevent that experiment. -
3Minnesota Wild
lynxrattle - PostedDumba is a wrong sort of player for a team in our situation. He's a luxury for those teams that can afford a defensive mistake here and there. The Wild needs d-men that play a near flawless defensive game, and Dumba needs a team that lives by its offensive prowess. A trade could be win-win-win. Win for the Wild, Win for the other team and win for Dumba. I wouldn't trade for a 1C already playing, though. We won't be needing a 1c in the near future. We need picks instead and we should acquire the
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