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JBot gave him a two year bridge. Kevyn Adams gave him a one year bridge. To me that was the first signal that Kevyn was about to blow everything up. I believe he intended to move the old core including Eichel right from the start, and signing Sam to the 1 year deal was the opening salvo in the remake of the team. I think at that point it wasn't so much that Sam wanted out as it was he'd been told by management (via the 1 year contract) that he wasn't going to be with the team long term. He already knew that he was going to rebuild and that Sam wasn't part of it.

There's a smile when the pain comes. The pain gonna make everything alright.

***** me

That really sucks.

Greenway was totally tripped. No call.

Dahlin used to also. In fact he still does sometimes, when he thinks his skill can win over an opponent's pressure.

Naw. I actually like most of what you post; just disagree in this case. It's all good. 🍻

Yeah, tonight looks like the second game of a back-to-back.

No, you are. We're responding to the literal words you wrote and you're trying to maintain you didn't say them. Or that's not what you meant. Or something....

I was wondering if it was just me thinking that....

Not yet. Nice play by Dahls to break up the 2-on-1

I thought that looked close to offsides.... lets see.

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Put a Pop Tart in the toaster and call it good.

You're speaking about Granato and stressing that he's patently unqualified because he's never played in the NHL. The greatest coach in history never played in the NHL. Just admit that not playing in the NHL is not a disqualification as a coach.

There is. The real name of Herman of the 60s band Herman's Hermits is Peter Noone.

Why the eyeroll, @...? Bowman didn't play above junior level and is the winningest coach in NHL history (and it's not even close).

Jared Bednar Jon Cooper Barry Trotz Not exactly the best argument I've seen for rejecting a coach. ...Scotty Bowman has entered the chat.