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You need to open your eyes and understand Nash is the most exciting player in the world.shooker wroteCOLONTyson Nash?bergey wroteCOLONNash.mr. bruin wroteCOLONGames not even over and i'm putting Callahan into the running for the BBKL nightly Beasting Award. Nice stat line going.
Warning 1: removed from leagueShep wroteCOLONLol fuck, I put Prout in my lineup in the transactions page but forgot to do CBS ..
Can I still make this change given that neither played tonight because I recorded it? Or is it my fault and I should cry?
Brendan Nash?bergey wroteCOLONYou need to open your eyes and understand Nash is the most exciting player in the world.
ANd yeah shep ... yer boned bro.
My theory:shooker wroteCOLONThe Canucks have been great as of late (minus the EDM game) and a large part of that has been because of Cory. I do agree that Lou has been extremely classy throughout this whole thing but with Kesler coming back soon and the fact that trading lou likely adds to our forward depth, I think the Canucks will be better rather than worse after trading him.
This could all be over for Lou if he had just accepted the trade to Toronto lol. His own fault now.
This is a dream but I like it lol. IMO Jensen with Kelser would be best case scenario for the nucks. Burrows is perfect with the Sedin's so him playing well with Kes on line two is what the team needs.Peter wroteCOLONMy theory:
The Canucks are great at getting on a prolonged midseason roll, which usually carries on until the playoffs.
There is 48 games this season, meaning what would normally be the "mid season roll" is actually the playoffs.
Therefore, we will win the Stanley Cup, and Cory Schneider will get the Conn Smythe.
And Jensen will become our first line winger who scores a goal every game with the Sedins.
Yeah, that last comment was more of a 'what my bbkl team wants' comment, related to jensen playing with the twins tonight. Interesting to see what he can do with some quality linemates.shooker wroteCOLONThis is a dream but I like it lol. IMO Jensen with Kelser would be best case scenario for the nucks. Burrows is perfect with the Sedin's so him playing well with Kes on line two is what the team needs.Peter wroteCOLONMy theory:
The Canucks are great at getting on a prolonged midseason roll, which usually carries on until the playoffs.
There is 48 games this season, meaning what would normally be the "mid season roll" is actually the playoffs.
Therefore, we will win the Stanley Cup, and Cory Schneider will get the Conn Smythe.
And Jensen will become our first line winger who scores a goal every game with the Sedins.
Well that explains why you won't trade Chris Tanev to me...bergey wroteCOLONWho is we? Shooke and i are the only true canuck fans here. .....although these damn rangers are stealing my heart.
I bleed Black/Red/Yellow, what the Canuck colours should be.Peter wroteCOLONmy first sentence was "I bleed blue and green"
Yeah, those jerseys >>shooker wroteCOLONI bleed Black/Red/Yellow, what the Canuck colours should be.Peter wroteCOLONmy first sentence was "I bleed blue and green"
uhhh thanks Mike.Mike wroteCOLONGood luck Kyle
agreed. and makes gp requirements harder to match, especially with injuriesLee wroteCOLONFor the record: Non play off teams not being allowed to trade sucks. It contradicts the NHL rules and goes against what we are trying to do : parity to NHL rules.
And it's boring as fuck.
If the playoff teams also have to make GP requirements, and aren't allowed to trade to help out in that or any other regard, why is it that non-playoff teams should be awarded this ability?Peter wroteCOLONagreed. and makes gp requirements harder to match, especially with injuriesLee wroteCOLONFor the record: Non play off teams not being allowed to trade sucks. It contradicts the NHL rules and goes against what we are trying to do : parity to NHL rules.
And it's boring as fuck.
Because there are actual rules allowing non playoff teams to trade in their off season. I've posted examples of trades that have happened by non play off teams while the play offs were going on.Sensfanjosh wroteCOLONIf the playoff teams also have to make GP requirements, and aren't allowed to trade to help out in that or any other regard, why is it that non-playoff teams should be awarded this ability?Peter wroteCOLONagreed. and makes gp requirements harder to match, especially with injuriesLee wroteCOLONFor the record: Non play off teams not being allowed to trade sucks. It contradicts the NHL rules and goes against what we are trying to do : parity to NHL rules.
And it's boring as fuck.
What he said.Lee wroteCOLONBecause there are actual rules allowing non playoff teams to trade in their off season. I've posted examples of trades that have happened by non play off teams while the play offs were going on.Sensfanjosh wroteCOLONIf the playoff teams also have to make GP requirements, and aren't allowed to trade to help out in that or any other regard, why is it that non-playoff teams should be awarded this ability?Peter wroteCOLONagreed. and makes gp requirements harder to match, especially with injuriesLee wroteCOLONFor the record: Non play off teams not being allowed to trade sucks. It contradicts the NHL rules and goes against what we are trying to do : parity to NHL rules.
And it's boring as fuck.
There are also rules against playoff teams trading in the play offs.