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Fine, but the Flyers can put the fries on the sandwich and call it "cultured cuisine" without sounding ridiculous.
Yeah, it's been opened. - jmatchett383
PFFT! Good luck calling it "cultured cuisine" without sounding ridiculous |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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#BringBackHolmgren - jfkst1
#KasparitisForElectricChair |
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stowerkraut
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Location: He fit in the lineup like Edgar Winter in the Wu-Tang Clan, PA Joined: 01.13.2015
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#LongLiveJohnston - Nucker101
Long live .....
Who's Philly's coach??? |
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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Long live .....
Who's Philly's coach??? - stowerkraut
Some dude |
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Nucker101
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Location: Vancouver, BC Joined: 09.26.2010
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Long live .....
Who's Philly's coach??? - stowerkraut
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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stowerkraut
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Location: He fit in the lineup like Edgar Winter in the Wu-Tang Clan, PA Joined: 01.13.2015
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We're trading a top 6 LW and LW happens to be a position of need, our best prospect who is regarded as a top 5 d prospect in the league when we have one of the shallowest prospect pools in the league, and a third round draft pick when we're starved for top end picks. I agree that Seabrook would go for something along those lines, but that's not a trade the Pens can make. That's a trade that a team solidly in contention makes if they deem that Seabrook is the last thing to send them over the edge. We have a lot of other problems to fix before we start thinking about "the lay piece". - Victoro311
Moot point since he's been extended but I think we agree that's what he would fetch and Pens aren't a fit. Tho to your point, if they filled a top 6 that meshed w/ 87 and hired a competent coach and turned things around I would make this deal. |
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA Joined: 04.13.2009
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There's tons of better places in both Philly and South NJ, but those 2 are the best known. Jim's would be 3rd. - jmatchett383
Tony Luke's? |
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dbell646
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA Joined: 04.13.2009
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- Nucker101
Sounds like McCoy doesn't want to shake his hand this sunday |
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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Tony Luke's? - dbell646
Tony Luke's are okay. But really, there's hole-in-the-wall types of places that are better. Once a place starts getting known, the quality generally goes down the poopter. There's a few places on South Street that are great. There's a pizza shop about 5 minutes from my house in NJ that's pretty good. When it comes down to it, Pat's and Geno's just aren't that good. Thick, tough meat that isn't all that tasty, but the South Philly atmosphere is the real allure. |
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dbell646
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA Joined: 04.13.2009
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Tony Luke's are okay. But really, there's hole-in-the-wall types of places that are better. Once a place starts getting known, the quality generally goes down the poopter. There's a few places on South Street that are great. There's a pizza shop about 5 minutes from my house in NJ that's pretty good. When it comes down to it, Pat's and Geno's just aren't that good. Thick, tough meat that isn't all that tasty, but the South Philly atmosphere is the real allure. - jmatchett383
Anything is better then the crap they serve us over here. I go to Cape May every summer I eat cheesesteaks every day while I'm there LOL! |
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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Sounds like McCoy doesn't want to shake his hand this sunday - dbell646
Chip Kelly should play into it by donning a clasman robe/hood and bringing his whip with him. It would be one of the less ridiculous decision that he's made in the past 12 months. |
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Location: United States, PA Joined: 07.03.2007
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Remember when Pittsburgh had stockpile of Dmen. And then they just blew them away for almost nothing. Got nothing for Orpik, Nisky, Martin,Streit, ZMichalek and then dumped Despres for Lovejoy. Got rid of Harrington In the Kessel deal and have DPouliot languishing in WBS. We could have got something for those aforementioned guys but chose to let them walk for nothing. But they got Scuderi to settle things down You talk about STUPID But there is not cure for STUPID |
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dbell646
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA Joined: 04.13.2009
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Chip Kelly should play into it by donning a clasman robe/hood and bringing his whip with him. It would be one of the less ridiculous decision that he's made in the past 12 months. - jmatchett383
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Dcoms
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Location: Chatham , ON Joined: 06.22.2014
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Fixed that for you. Final correction of the day I promise.
- jaydogg1974
What a tool! Correct away but your definition of the word "correct" differs from webster's quite a bit. And I find you to be utterly idiotic so maybe your definition of correct is that anything you call correct is something anyone else would call idiotic. Yo yo Jaydog in da house everyone listen up cause he about to schoo ya'll on some hockey sh1t! |
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jmatchett383
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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Remember when Pittsburgh had stockpile of Dmen. And then they just blew them away for almost nothing. Got nothing for Orpik, Nisky, Martin,Streit, ZMichalek and then dumped Despres for Lovejoy. Got rid of Harrington In the Kessel deal and have DPouliot languishing in WBS. We could have got something for those aforementioned guys but chose to let them walk for nothing. But they got Scuderi to settle things down You talk about STUPID But there is not cure for STUPID - holeinone
They held onto Orpik/Niskanen/Martin because they tried to win. You can't go all in to win and not lose players. Losing Orpik didn't hurt them, because he's slightly better than Scuderi at this point. They knew they were going to lose Martin/Niskanen, but knew that keeping them gave them a better chance to win a Cup. |
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Dcoms
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Location: Chatham , ON Joined: 06.22.2014
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They held onto Orpik/Niskanen/Martin because they tried to win. You can't go all in to win and not lose players. Losing Orpik didn't hurt them, because he's slightly better than Scuderi at this point. They knew they were going to lose Martin/Niskanen, but knew that keeping them gave them a better chance to win a Cup. - jmatchett383
If we didn't have Scuderi's contract and one of Dupuis or Kunitz we could have easily hung onto Martin this offseason and likely would have. Scuderi kills this team in every way.
Who knows, with no Scuderi contract we may have kept Nisky, he and Maatta were an excellent pairing. Haveing Nisky or Martin right now would be ideal. |
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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If we didn't have Scuderi's contract and one of Dupuis or Kunitz we could have easily hung onto Martin this offseason and likely would have. Scuderi kills this team in every way.
Who knows, with no Scuderi contract we may have kept Nisky, he and Maatta were an excellent pairing. Haveing Nisky or Martin right now would be ideal. - Dcoms
I agree, although I think Niskanen took a discount when Washington decided to take Orpik as well (just my thoughts) as he could have easily made $6.5M if not $7M outright. But yes, without Scuderi, Martin may still be here. But that's one of the perils of trying to win every year, you have roster turnover. |
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What a tool! Correct away but your definition of the word "correct" differs from webster's quite a bit. And I find you to be utterly idiotic so maybe your definition of correct is that anything you call correct is something anyone else would call idiotic. Yo yo Jaydog in da house everyone listen up cause he about to schoo ya'll on some hockey sh1t! - Dcoms
Well then that may be our problem, I don't know how Websters defines correct because I usually use dictionary.com and it defines correct as:
1.
to set or make true, accurate, or right; remove the errors or faults from:
The native guide corrected our pronunciation. The new glasses corrected his eyesight.
2.
to point out or mark the errors in:
The teacher corrected the examination papers.
3.
to scold, rebuke, or punish in order to improve:
Should parents correct their children in public?
4.
to counteract the operation or effect of (something hurtful or undesirable):
The medication will correct stomach acidity.
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Mathematics, Physics. to alter or adjust so as to bring into accordance with a standard or with a required condition.
Which is pretty accurate for what I have done so the confusion clearly lies in where we're getting our definitions from.
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They held onto Orpik/Niskanen/Martin because they tried to win. You can't go all in to win and not lose players. Losing Orpik didn't hurt them, because he's slightly better than Scuderi at this point. They knew they were going to lose Martin/Niskanen, but knew that keeping them gave them a better chance to win a Cup. - jmatchett383
I still believe they were a better overall team resigning Martin and looking for a lesser deal to the Kessel trade to fill the offensive depth. Retaining Martin and trading for an Oshie type forward would have been the better option for building a contending roster. |
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Location: Sydney Joined: 08.02.2014
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Is it just a coincidence that since the emergence of Analytics 'big time' (I know a couple of teams used them for a few years the Kings being 1 - what a scoring machine that organisation is! ), that scoring has basically reduced to a crawl for most teams?
Guys that keep the puck can be defended because the D know what type of player he is, D gets set & prepared & works those good puck possession guys & stops them from getting any real chances away most nights. Vanilla hockey players playing vanilla hockey.
P Kane from what I've seen is playing a 85% attacking style of hockey with limited D involvement (small sample size ), so the D can't control what the (frank) he's doing because he's unpredictable - unpredictability creates better scoring chances & with a guy as skillfull as Kane, the man knows how to put the puck in the net! Unpredictable players are more often that not are on the wrong side of Analytics???
But keep building players off analytical data that is flawed - the hockey gods have fallen asleep! |
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Pittsburgh Penguins |
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Location: Clackety Clack Joined: 02.09.2015
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jmatchett383
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I still believe they were a better overall team resigning Martin and looking for a lesser deal to the Kessel trade to fill the offensive depth. Retaining Martin and trading for an Oshie type forward would have been the better option for building a contending roster. - jaydogg1974
Without unloading the Spaling/Sutter contracts, they didn't have the $$ to sign Martin to what he got from SJ. |
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jfkst1
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Location: Clackety Clack Joined: 02.09.2015
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Without unloading the Spaling/Sutter contracts, they didn't have the $$ to sign Martin to what he got from SJ. - jmatchett383
Not to mention, Martin everyone is missing him right now because the team is in such disarray. Guarantee plenty of people would be complaining about his old slow injury prone ass being on the roster for $5m/yr long term over a young player too. |
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