Kristian

Much like how Milbury doesn't belong on TV, or in a GM's office. The guy's an epic idiot.

Dany Heatley and salary coming the other way? :sick:

I'll never feel sorry for someone making so much money while doing so very little.

Nah, he'll be easily replaced. I think you could easily train a chimp to tend goal.

Both Stafford and Leino out of action? Christmas coming late this year. I know, I know - Drew's actually playing decent right now, but still. Small mercies :flirt:

Bobrovsky must think he's still playing for Philly.

Great defense.... Not....

LOL, nice one Ellis.

I think we should just clone Dom, and tank for the next 30 years.

No. 1 pick? Ville's got it covered :flirt:

I think Jhonas has been playing ok, barring the past two games, but Miller has sucked recently as well, so at least they seem to mirror each other there. Now, I realise it's nowhere near the cup-team you're demanding be in place like two weeks ago but just to spell it out : Miller has won 11 more games than Enroth this season. That's actually quite a lot better. It pretty much means if Enroth starts the next 12 games, he needs to go 11-1 to match Miller's record.

You're well excused, can't remember my first name before the first cup :-)

But he was talking over the past 3 years?

They're drastically different because the samples vary greatly in size. Miller has played four games for every one game Enroth has played. That said, I don't think one bad game is enough to drive Enroth out of town.

At this point, I'll take just one or three easy saves from him. God, that was awful to watch.

I think the major difference is, John Scott would never be on a line with Staal. Period. Gerbe is on that line, because he's good enough to play there.

I agree, and that was years ago.

Too small to play on a team that played small. Good for him, nice to see that he finally ended up somewhere he'd get a chance to shine, cause it sure as heck wasn't here. Would've liked to see him under Nolan, but sadly it wasn't to be.

Obviously. My only point is it matters little if he's 19 or 21 years, if he's playing against inferior opposition either way. That said, the only place for him is the Q for the next few months, as he, IMHO, is nowhere near NHL ready.

Actually, it's not very impressive if a 19 year old is dominating 16 year olds, either.

This. Mismanaged or not, he's been bad to horrible every single NHL game he's played.

Fact is, there is no logic to this move at all. If he really wants to play in Buffalo, he must know this is the best way to ensure he's played his last game here. At best he gets dealt to someone who feels he might help them (boy, are they in for a suprise). At worst, he gets hung out to dry in hockey no-mans land, without a team to play for.

Except he has showing absolutely nothing at pro level to warrant that tag.

I think this just might be the real issue here.

Not with his skating, he won't. I know, I know - He's 19, etc. etc. But ask yourselves this - If someone has been playing hockey since they were 6-7 years old, wouldn't you expect their skating ability to be a damn sight better than Grigo's? He looks even worse than Vanek when he first came here. This is not an area where you can just hit the weights, or the bike or anything, this has a lot to do with raw talent. You either have it, and you can become a great skater, or do you don't, and no matter how hard you work at it, you'll only be servicable at best. Vanek became somewhat better, but he still lacks the agility and acceleration of many of his peers. He'll need to make up for this deficit in other areas, and acting like a spoiled brat is not where he should start.