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I would also flip flop Hornqvist for Voracek. I have obvious bias, but Jake is the leading scorer in the nhl, and even if he slumps projects to score 25% more than Hornqvist. 

The problem with Breezy is that he is not a bad goalie, he is just unreliable and a flake. While you don't want a player that is wound too tight, you also don't want a player that is too loose- and that is exactly what Iyla is. Win or lose, ho hum, gonna go watch monkeys go into space.

for me, its bishop and / or bobs. Sv pctg and starts. Both teams are up-and-coming. 35-40 W are not unreasonable for each, if not higher.

ben bishop. I think he is a stud and tampa is going to run gamut in their division.

I really like the player and would give him 5m on a bridge contract. If we did not already trade hartnell AND have a plethora of centers, I would say trade Hartnell for him. 

He is 22 y/o, big, strong, and fast. He will be a ppg player. I understand not overpaying, but also don't piss the guy off. 5m is what he is worth. 70 pt player, 20 minutes a night and +50 on the faceoff dot. 

If the Flyers did not have a barrel full of centers, I would give him an offer sheet. I think he is that good. 

Always take the best available before need. There are no shoe-ins in the NHL. You must take the best that your scout staff thinks. You can move them later for other pieces when the time is appropriate.

Wondering why it would be limited to just two people? I understand the first go around as it was an up and coming site, but with some other teams members here, it could be fun to get more than just a Flyers / Habs slant (as informed as those may be).

How can you compare a league (MLS) where the team only plays one game a week to a league (NHL), where teams play 3-4 games a week? The NHL has 41 home games (not including the playoffs) and the MLS a mere 15.

Is's an apples to oranges comparison. It would be like comparing hockey attendance to baseball. Baseball plays twice as many games in significantly larger venues and thereby charges significantly less for tickets (making it more reasonable for larger and more frequent attendance).