kindlyrick
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Was just in Vegas, put Isles to make the playoffs, was even money.
And put money on Tsyplakov to win the Calder +6000. Boom!
Go Isles! - HolyDiver83
Love both bets.
They had Patrick Roy to win the Jack Adams was +3000. Then went to +2500. He absolutely can win the Jack Adams. I wanted to throw down a few hundred on it |
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eichiefs9
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David Dwork
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Panthers have signed Carter Verhaeghe to an 8-year extension.
Elliotte Friedman
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Mentioned they were closing in during pregame tonight
8 x $7M
Twice cut from Bridgeport and sent to the ECHL |
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ses111
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David Dwork
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Panthers have signed Carter Verhaeghe to an 8-year extension.
Elliotte Friedman
@FriedgeHNIC
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15h
Mentioned they were closing in during pregame tonight
8 x $7M
Twice cut from Bridgeport and sent to the ECHL - eichiefs9
Islander scouting at it's best.
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kindlyrick
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Location: Dallas, TX Joined: 06.21.2007
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David Dwork
@DavidDwork
Panthers have signed Carter Verhaeghe to an 8-year extension.
Elliotte Friedman
@FriedgeHNIC
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15h
Mentioned they were closing in during pregame tonight
8 x $7M
Twice cut from Bridgeport and sent to the ECHL - eichiefs9
Maybe it’s time to admit that Eric Cairns being director of player development wasn’t such a good idea for player development… lol |
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ses111
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Maybe it’s time to admit that Eric Cairns being director of player development wasn’t such a good idea for player development… lol - kindlyrick
How do most of these scouts still have a job?
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kindlyrick
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Location: Dallas, TX Joined: 06.21.2007
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How do most of these scouts still have a job?
- ses111
Seems like it’s all former players. I guess it’s the isles way of saying thanks for your service???
Edit : I don’t think it’s just a scouting problem. I think the isles have been subpar in player development for years. They need to address both….hopefully Roy has some input. I’m really liking Roy’s interviews, he makes a lot of sense when discussing players and the game. |
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ses111
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Seems like it’s all former players. I guess it’s the isles way of saying thanks for your service???
Edit : I don’t think it’s just a scouting problem. I think the isles have been subpar in player development for years. They need to address both….hopefully Roy has some input. I’m really liking Roy’s interviews, he makes a lot of sense when discussing players and the game. - kindlyrick
I agree it is both. I get the draft is very difficult and not every player will make it. Just seems the Islanders do not put enough into scouting and player development like other teams. I think if Roy is here for the long term and has even more power, things should change for the better. |
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nyisles7
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Location: Wrong timing, NY Joined: 01.20.2009
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Seems like it’s all former players. I guess it’s the isles way of saying thanks for your service???
Edit : I don’t think it’s just a scouting problem. I think the isles have been subpar in player development for years. They need to address both….hopefully Roy has some input. I’m really liking Roy’s interviews, he makes a lot of sense when discussing players and the game. - kindlyrick
Have to give credit to the Islanders European scout Jim Paliafito who was key in Tsyplakov coming here and also key in the Islanders in on Shabanov.
He's probably one of if not the best scout in Europe right now.
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kindlyrick
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Location: Dallas, TX Joined: 06.21.2007
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Have to give credit to the Islanders European scout Jim Paliafito who was key in Tsyplakov coming here and also key in the Islanders in on Shabanov.
He's probably one of if not the best scout in Europe right now. - nyisles7
Major credit given. Tysplakov coming here was not only bringing in a skilled Russian but it took away Engvall |
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Location: Wrong timing, NY Joined: 01.20.2009
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Major credit given. Tysplakov coming here was not only bringing in a skilled Russian but it took away Engvall - kindlyrick
2 birds with one stone! 😂 |
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PeteM
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Maybe it’s time to admit that Eric Cairns being director of player development wasn’t such a good idea for player development… lol - kindlyrick
Careful what you wish for. They'll replace him with Matty Marts. |
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kindlyrick
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Location: Dallas, TX Joined: 06.21.2007
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Careful what you wish for. They'll replace him with Matty Marts. - PeteM
I have zero doubt Martin ends up employed by the isles. |
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ses111
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I have zero doubt Martin ends up employed by the isles. - kindlyrick
Maybe just not player development.
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eichiefs9
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Maybe it’s time to admit that Eric Cairns being director of player development wasn’t such a good idea for player development… lol - kindlyrick
I guess, if we're being fair, a few teams passed on him before he got to Florida and put it all together. So not total blame on the Isles, but still a tough one to let slip through your fingers. But it wasn't a scenario like the Caps trading Filip Forsberg for a pile of crap the same year they drafted him |
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eichiefs9
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Maybe just not player development.
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He can be Sparky |
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kindlyrick
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I guess, if we're being fair, a few teams passed on him before he got to Florida and put it all together. So not total blame on the Isles, but still a tough one to let slip through your fingers. But it wasn't a scenario like the Caps trading Filip Forsberg for a pile of crap the same year they drafted him - eichiefs9
Yeah I can see how a player just blossoms late. There’s just been an abundance of players drafted in the first who never made it. Makes you wonder if the player development is the culprit. I think Wahlstrom might be a good example. He’s at the end of his rope so I think we’re gonna see above all else, effort, which I think will lead to his success. So far after watching Roy, and Trotz prior, it’s become pretty apparent how important that role is. I think the organization does a disservice by placing “nice guys” in positions that could be better serviced. Eric Cairns to me doesn’t seem like that pedigree 🤷♂️
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ses111
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Yeah I can see how a player just blossoms late. There’s just been an abundance of players drafted in the first who never made it. Makes you wonder if the player development is the culprit. I think Wahlstrom might be a good example. He’s at the end of his rope so I think we’re gonna see above all else, effort, which I think will lead to his success. So far after watching Roy, and Trotz prior, it’s become pretty apparent how important that role is. I think the organization does a disservice by placing “nice guys” in positions that could be better serviced. Eric Cairns to me doesn’t seem like that pedigree 🤷♂️ - kindlyrick
I think Lou should have given more say to Barry in terms of the roster. I thought that was a sore point with Barry. Patrick seems to be getting more say which is good. This is just not the same Lou, so it makes sense for him to rely on more help.
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eichiefs9
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Location: NY Joined: 11.03.2008
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Yeah I can see how a player just blossoms late. There’s just been an abundance of players drafted in the first who never made it. Makes you wonder if the player development is the culprit. I think Wahlstrom might be a good example. He’s at the end of his rope so I think we’re gonna see above all else, effort, which I think will lead to his success. So far after watching Roy, and Trotz prior, it’s become pretty apparent how important that role is. I think the organization does a disservice by placing “nice guys” in positions that could be better serviced. Eric Cairns to me doesn’t seem like that pedigree 🤷♂️ - kindlyrick
I think a lot of it, or at least some of it, has to do with the complete lack of care for Bridgeport. Building a successful AHL franchise has allowed a lot of teams in this league to be very competitive every year at the AHL level and let their lower draft picks develop and learn how to play their system and win. A lot of players from those teams (ie: Tampa/Syracuse) have been successful at the NHL level, to varying degrees.
The Islanders seemingly just let Brent Thompson have a ton of job security and didn't care that Bridgeport was garbage nearly every season for a long time. |
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ses111
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He can be Sparky - eichiefs9
As long as MM is willing to train for the role. |
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ses111
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I think a lot of it, or at least some of it, has to do with the complete lack of care for Bridgeport. Building a successful AHL franchise has allowed a lot of teams in this league to be very competitive every year at the AHL level and let their lower draft picks develop and learn how to play their system and win. The Islanders seemingly just let Brent Thompson have a ton of job security and didn't care that Bridgeport was garbage nearly every season for a long time. - eichiefs9
This has been a huge issue chief. Other teams have been able to rely on their farm team. Lou has been on the job for a while, so he had time to make more changes to Bridge and the scouting. |
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kindlyrick
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I think a lot of it, or at least some of it, has to do with the complete lack of care for Bridgeport. Building a successful AHL franchise has allowed a lot of teams in this league to be very competitive every year at the AHL level and let their lower draft picks develop and learn how to play their system and win. A lot of players from those teams (ie: Tampa/Syracuse) have been successful at the NHL level, to varying degrees.
The Islanders seemingly just let Brent Thompson have a ton of job security and didn't care that Bridgeport was garbage nearly every season for a long time. - eichiefs9
Absolutely!! It’s exactly what I’m against. Hire Jack Capuano and Lane Lambert and look what you got? It’s the same with the player development. It seems like a lot of Brent Thompson job security without accountability for results. Heck I think Kenny Morrow is a legend for the cups and 1980, but after 3 decades (or just about) in that head scout seat, shouldn’t we be asking questions. I would like to see a revamping of “the system”. You gotta have Bridgeport competing every year. |
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eichiefs9
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Absolutely!! It’s exactly what I’m against. Hire Jack Capuano and Lane Lambert and look what you got? It’s the same with the player development. It seems like a lot of Brent Thompson job security without accountability for results. Heck I think Kenny Morrow is a legend for the cups and 1980, but after 3 decades (or just about) in that head scout seat, shouldn’t we be asking questions. I would like to see a revamping of “the system”. You gotta have Bridgeport competing every year. - kindlyrick
Some of the operational jobs in the front office have always seemed to be more of an alumni club than a well-planned rounding out of the hockey ops staff. Ken Morrow, Trent Klatt, Eric Cairns all have "director" jobs and have for quite some time. Bridgeport actually looks like they could be relatively solid this year though, so that will be interesting to watch.
Anyway, not turning this into a whine-fest on opening night. This will be an interesting season for sure. I have relatively high-hopes for the new 1st line, Duclair's speed should open up lots of space for 13/14. I'm excited to see what Tsyplakov can do also. |
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ses111
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Absolutely!! It’s exactly what I’m against. Hire Jack Capuano and Lane Lambert and look what you got? It’s the same with the player development. It seems like a lot of Brent Thompson job security without accountability for results. Heck I think Kenny Morrow is a legend for the cups and 1980, but after 3 decades (or just about) in that head scout seat, shouldn’t we be asking questions. I would like to see a revamping of “the system”. You gotta have Bridgeport competing every year. - kindlyrick
Broken record time but scouting has been an issue since Jimmy D left. Jimmy was as much part of the success as Bill and Jimmy helped the Wings as well.
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kindlyrick
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Some of the operational jobs in the front office have always seemed to be more of an alumni club than a well-planned rounding out of the hockey ops staff. Ken Morrow, Trent Klatt, Eric Cairns all have "director" jobs and have for quite some time. Bridgeport actually looks like they could be relatively solid this year though, so that will be interesting to watch.
Anyway, not turning this into a whine-fest on opening night. This will be an interesting season for sure. I have relatively high-hopes for the new 1st line, Duclair's speed should open up lots of space for 13/14. I'm excited to see what Tsyplakov can do also. - eichiefs9
This is the best top 6 since 1993. My concern is the third line. Pageau and Lee need to be better |
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This is the best top 6 since 1993. My concern is the third line. Pageau and Lee need to be better - kindlyrick
I do have some belief that Pageau can bounce back a little bit from a down year last season. I don't have high hopes for Lee, but if he can adjust his game to a third line type of role and still chip in some goals that would be a solid season for him. |
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