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What about Praying Mantha and Bob Dylan Larkin...if Larkin gets called up the guy can ask him...how does it feel? To be on your own?

Svechnikov's goal was pretty great. A lot of good things on that play. Him and Larkin go to the dirty areas, they don't give up on the play, and Svech doesn't over think and shoots when he has the open net.

Clearly not an Ottawa Senator.

There was a street named after him, but they had to change it. Nobody crosses Brian McGrattan and lives. McGrattan doesn't flush toilets, he scares the crap out of them.

People keeping thinking of Tatar in 2015. If you want to compare Nyquist to Tatar in the context of what type of deal should Nyquist get, you need to compare 2015 Nyquist to 2014 Tatar.

Well, he did almost push Yzerman through a window on a high floor in a hotel one time

darkmanx, haven't you heard? Mantha sucks, Pulkkinen sucks, etc, etc... Slight tongue in cheek on my part...

Ottawa would just throw him an offer sheet.

Let's sign lex luthor.Or he-man. No. Not he man. Skeletor.

Actually 4 is composite. 2 is prime though, trade Smith.

That's why we are called the state of hockey. Our high school state tournaments sell out at the X.

Yeah well Minnesota can suck it too LGHT

Every team's state/city tries this, it's like they all want to jump on the Hockeytown wagon. Get over it, there is only ONE Hockeytown. Its just too bad you didn't coin a phrase first...now it just makes you look like you are trying to copy us, and failing miserably...thanks for playing...

I was just coming here to be a grammar nazi and you had to ruin it for me I hope you're happy with yourself

Well, now he's ruined his shot at the Hall of Fame.

Well warm up the firing squad then.

But who's going to step up and protect Datsyuk from mean ol' Corey Perry?...oh right Datsyuk.

The entire team failed to deliver in the playoffs. Except Mrazek

This guy is huge AND he fights? He must be really good.

This forum looks very locked down. It's like watching it go from one extreme to the other. Very unfortunate. I read some of these mod responses too and can't help but shake my head. Obviously this is a very different place than what I used to enjoy.

This time last year, people were saying Glendening isn't any good. Ferraro is a better skater [note: he is a superb skater], he's a more natural scorer [note: he has consistently been one of the Griffins' top producers and, arguably, one of their most skilled, most complete, most valuable players], he's well-versed in Jeff Blashill's brand of puck-possession hockey, he can kill penalties, he can take faceoffs, he can agitate, he didn't look out of place against the Lightning, he complemented Miller and Glendening quite well.........the kid gets my vote for the 4RW spot. And I say all this as someone who had pretty much written him off. That he won me over, in the span of a few NHL playoff games? That counts for something in my book.

"Lando" won me over in the playoffs. His skating alone makes him a valuable asset. Yes, it’s taken him a very long time just to become a fourth-line winger (and even then, he's not guaranteed a spot on the roster), but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s a fringe NHLer. Maybe he’s just a late bloomer. Look at Glendening. He made his NHL debut at 24 years old. (Ferraro turns 24 next month.) This time last summer, he was 25. He’d scored one goal in 56 regular season games. Babcock loved him, but most Wings fans considered him an experiment that was doomed to fail. What a difference a year makes! amirite??? I feel Ferraro is another Glendening. I think he deserves the chance we gave Glendening. Those two and Miller were very good together against the Lightning, and I wouldn’t mind seeing what that line could do in a full season. Drewbacca - Luke - Lando. It's meant to be.

I guess I'm in the minority, but I never give a single thought to what number a player is going to wear.

Brian McGrattan has hands that can beat a royal flush. McGrattan won the 2005 World Series of Poker with only a Joker, a Get out of Jail Free Monopoloy card, a 2 of clubs, 7 of spades and a green #4 card from the game UNO.