Leach27

weber for half our team and 8-10 million a year. He can stay in nashville.

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/inqflyersreport/Sluggish-start-costs-Flyers.html

Grossman, Nicklas

Aziz - Were the NYR ever able to move scott gomez and his $51.5 million, seven-year contract???

After signing bryz I wouldn't for one second be surprised to see Snyder in public in indian ceremonial head dress. The Flyers have made many wild trades over the years, what's different about now?????

http://www.hockeybuzz.com/blog/Eklund/CalgaryTampa-talking-Flyers-NabokovDetroit-Sanford-Nashville-Whitney/1/41637

I'm actually glad. No offense I don't care about the ASG, focus on the playoffs. That's what matters.

Bryzgalov isn't going anywhere this season. It's a pipe dream. Get off the pipe.

okay it this better. Were F**kED for the next 9 years, toss your jersey in a trash can, cancel center ice, drop the cyanide pill. There will be no trade, no remote possibility of a buyout, no options for us ever. Our only option is to keep bryz. Everyone in agreement now??????

@brelic. Here's another side note, that's why they call this a "discussion forum". What an eye opener huh????????

I'd tell him waive it or enjoy sitting your ass on the bench. The winnipeg one I agree with, but the others are possible.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1025818-philadelphia-flyers-7-potential-trades-they-could-make-for-ilya-bryzgalov/

I agree the team seems to have more confidence when Bob is playing. With Bryz they just go threw the motions.

Who cares if he makes 1.1 to play in the ahl. It's not my $$$. Ed can pay him triple that to play for the phantoms I dont care!

I say waive, play sesito more.

Then who else do you suggest?? This trade fits with the cap, weber doesn't, nashville won't trade suter unless they take a nose dive in the standings.

here's the article: January 8, 2012 | 11:29am ET WIZARD OF WESTWOOD? TheFourthPeriod.com While images of James van Riemsdyk and Drew Stafford dance in Los Angeles Kings' fans heads, a lesser known but as productive veteran winger has risen to the top of the list of GM Dean Lombardi. Ray Whitney, the 39-year-old left wing and Phoenix Coyotes leading scorer has been a long time favorite of Lombardi, and apparently the same interest that existed in two seasons ago has resurfaced. At the time, the Kings were in talks to acquire the 355 goal career goal scorer from the Carolina Hurricanes, but Whitney's refusal to ink an extension scuttled the deal. With the Kings last in the league in offense and the Coyotes about to face a six game, nine day stretch that includes two against the Detroit Red Wings, Phoenix may fall further from their 11th place standing in the tough NHL Western Conference. While Whitney has a no-movement clause, a trade within the division and a short commute to the West Coast contender could work for the Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta native. Though he plays in Coyotes coach Dave Tippett's defensive minded system, the man nicknamed "The Wizard" has outscored the likes of Washington's Alex Ovechkin and New Jersey's Ilya Kovalchuk through this weekend's play. The Kings need for a scoring left wing became more acute with the injury news reported by Rich Hammond, the author of LA Kings Insider blog on Friday. The posting noted that a source close to the situation conveyed that the injured Simon Gagne was not close to returning and remarked that long term injured reserve could be an option for his roster spot and salary. Jack Johnson has been dangled as trade bait for the aforementioned Buffalo and Philadelphia wingers, the bounty for Whitney would likely be no more than a conditional pick or a prospect as a rental (Whitney becomes an unrestricted free agent on July 1) and the financial strapped Coyotes would save at least $1 million depending how early the trigger was pulled on the deal. Additionally, Kings rookie defenseman Slava Voynov, the heir apparent should Johnson be dealt, has raised concerns regarding his durability with recent absences due to injury. Voynov has proven he is an 18 to 20 minute night NHL defenseman, but his absence from the Kings' Saturday afternoon against Columbus was his sixth in the team's last 12 matches and has lessened the likelihood of dealing Johnson. MORE TRADE DEADLINE INFO

can't argue with that point.

If we had the opportunity to buy him out, that would be awesome. Rather than be stuck with him for 9 years.

why is our D so afraid to block a shot??

"they call him the bryz, he keeps blowin down the road".

I love the idea!! Yes that could be arranged.

What scenario do you agree with? 1) They stick with Bob 2) Back with Bryz because now the wc is over and they want to get things back to "normal". 3) They both play cause the starter ends up on getting pulled. 4) We say f**k it and tie milhouse to the net.

Yep It's 100% the nyr fans fault that we lost and that our goalies play like sh!t. They should have booed when there team won! How idiotic!!

you are to much! lol