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Do you know how many games Mantha has played in this season?

Me lol? No it was you. Here's your post in the scoring thread: You expected Larkin to have 10 goals in 16 games he had played at the time. That's 51 goals in 82 games. You're expectations are ridiculous Posted November 14 · Report post As I wrote, I had posted that prior to our last 3-1 win against Chicago but in the wrong thread. Are you telling me that you are satisfied with our lack of wins? Our more talented players are not scoring enough goals and Larkin, for all the chances he has had, should have around 10 goals. Just saying! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

One is leading the team in goals the other as like 4 points in 7 games. Lol "blame the prospects" all you want, they're still doing better than most of our team. Weren't you the one that wanted Larkin scoring at a 50 goal season rate this year? Did you not see Mantha's last two goals? Are you even watching Red Wings hockey?

Tatar gets a D- for being stupid and not letting his arm heal this summer. But no he's not expendable. He's about to be a steal if we can use this lack of performance to get a cheap contract out of him. Ofcourse Ken Holland can't be an idiot and be generous either.

His attempt at pass away was sliding on ice. That's the new thing post-Lidstrom era. SLIDE AWAY ON THE ICE AND HOPE FOR THE BEST!

Dam nice effort by Mantha though.

Or he shouldn't make a dumb play like that...

Tatar is an absolute fail on the PP. Not sure why Nyquist wasn't in

Nah he ain't wrong, I just have Bills back thats all

Youth over oldies bruh.

Lol right. I'd watch a Red Wings game live at a Vegas venue in a heart beat.

Mrazek is turning into the old Jimmy Howard letting these late goals in

Lol. What.

Not even close.

Yeeeee Larkin

Sounds like a goalie we've had.... Jimmy Howard! Man what happened to the confidence junkies like Patrick Roy and Dominic Hasek in this league.

List of 35+ year olds last season by points List of games played by each 35+ year old last season. So who on this list is retiring soon? And why? List of 35+ old this season. The two best so far are Hossa and Markov (who both happen to play on the best teams in the league). Take a look at everyone else. They're neck in neck in terms of contribution. Are all these old farts retiring next year lol?

But so are most of the othjer 35+ year olds.... Chronic bad back or not he played in all 82 games last year and around 77 the year before. So why again is he FOR SURE retiring in 2 years or less? Have people on this forum actually been following the other older players in the league? Daniel and Henrik Sedin have produced just as much as Zetterberg. Thornton has just as many points this year. Jaromir Jagr has less points. The only older player that's been impressive is Markov. So why is Z any different than the rest of the league players? He actually plays the full season unlike a lot of the others. Given that bit of info. Knowing that he's no different than the other older players. Do people still think Z will retire in less than two years? If so can we conclude that the Sedins, Thornton, Markov etc also have less than 2 years or whatever the arbitrary number is.

What the hell happened to the goalie known as Petr Mrazek? Completely different player this year. CMON MRAZEK GET BACK IN IT

I hope groin injury in this case just means his jock strap broke and they don't have any spares for tonight.

Well, it's Mrazek's time to shine.

No doubt that the Vegas team won't have as many home town fans as say original 6 or even the other up and coming teams like LA or Tampa. But purely speaking in terms of business, this team will bring in good money for the NHL and Vegas itself. If that keeps up, the team will stay regardless of how many fans they have.

Just tuning in. I saw Nielsen get another SH goal. Finally, a PKer that can do something.

I don't get why people think "Zetterberg is done in 2 years". Why exactly is he done in 2 years? Because he can't score 80-90 points in a season anymore? It's a serious question..

At first I thought the same. I don't think the games will be popular for the actual people who live there but more so a tourist attraction. Boxing and UFC are major hubs for Vegas. I assume they're trying to do the same with hockey to a smaller extent. The other advantage for Vegas is that it's a huge betting place. People will be able to bet big money on hockey games and actually go attend them. For instance if it's Vegas vs. Red Wings, as a tourist I'd go put money on the Wings (I usually do when I visit), but the added cherry on top is, I'd actually go and watch the game. They get close to 50 million visitors a year in that city. That's a lot of potential ticket buyers.