Yeah Kopecky's value is like Bryzgalov's,lol.You have money so sign him,overpay him,why ffs to send another pick as a bonus to Chicago
Panthers Acquire Tomas Kopecky's Rights
#41
Posted 28 June 2011 - 07:44 AM
Yeah Kopecky's value is like Bryzgalov's,lol.You have money so sign him,overpay him,why ffs to send another pick as a bonus to Chicago
#42
Posted 28 June 2011 - 07:52 AM
Florida is twenty million dollars under the cap. They know they can spend money and get better, don't they?
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#43
Posted 28 June 2011 - 07:58 AM
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#44
Posted 28 June 2011 - 08:21 AM
I doubt they sign Richards. Sharp is a UFA next offseason and he'll be looking for around 4 mil a year.
But it they sign Richards, it would mean they could trade Kane... maybe Buffalo would bite on a deal involving Myers?
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#45
Posted 28 June 2011 - 08:33 AM
and THEN send him to San Jose for Joe Thornton, who in turn would be shipped to Winnipeg for Zach Bogosian and a pic, who would in turn be sent to Phoenix for Keith Yandle and Shane Doan, who would then be shipped to the NYI for John Tavares and a pic, which would THEN be shipped to Washington for Backstrom and a pic, which would then be shipped to Calgary for Jerome Iginla AND Jay Boumesster (remember, this is Calgary here, they don't know how to trade), then these two would be shipped out to Tampa Bay for Steven Stamkos!!!But it they sign Richards, it would mean they could trade Kane... maybe Buffalo would bite on a deal involving Myers?
I'm not sure how this all shakes out, but in the end, the butler did it.
Edited by stevkrause, 28 June 2011 - 08:34 AM.
All I have to say about Holland and our off-season:
and finally
Holland is a damn good GM. period.
#46
Posted 28 June 2011 - 08:38 AM
Tallon is a clown.Ok he likes Campbell,but they need to handle his $7.1M for 5 next season.He could easily pull a trade with prospect and picks involved and get them better and cheaper D-man.I mean who wouldn't take Florida's 1st in the 2012?
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Yeah Kopecky's value is like Bryzgalov's,lol.You have money so sign him,overpay him,why ffs to send another pick as a bonus to Chicago
High price isn't an issue, aren't they trying to get closer to the cap anyways?
#47
Posted 28 June 2011 - 08:53 AM
#48
Posted 28 June 2011 - 08:59 AM
He'll fit well there, they don't play hockey in MiamiKopecky just signed for 4 years with FLO. Cash hasn't been announced yet
All I have to say about Holland and our off-season:
and finally
Holland is a damn good GM. period.
#49
Posted 28 June 2011 - 09:05 AM
Although seeing what Florida is doing they probably just gave him a 4 year, $16M deal or something absurd.
#50
Posted 28 June 2011 - 09:11 AM
High price isn't an issue, aren't they trying to get closer to the cap anyways?
I know,but there are a plenty UFA's he can overpay,but NO,he pulled a trade before the free agency to help his beloved Chicago like the rest of the league are battling for Campbell's services
Edited by pucktividi, 28 June 2011 - 09:16 AM.
#51
Posted 28 June 2011 - 09:15 AM
I like to rip on Kopecky because he looks like Skelatore and, at times, looks like a newborn giraffe on skates with his balance issues, but all kidding aside, he is a serviceable 3rd/4th liner, he's just not a top player as he was given the time/job in Chicago and honestly, his numbers should have been even better given who he played with...The funny thing is as much as everyone here likes to rip him he actually had a good year last season. Put can claim his numbers are inflated and that very well may be true. But the fact is in all the Hawks games I saw he was an effective player. Provided the money isn't outrageous he can be a useful player.
Although seeing what Florida is doing they probably just gave him a 4 year, $16M deal or something absurd.
As a side note, where've you been, haven't seen you on the board in awhile?
All I have to say about Holland and our off-season:
and finally
Holland is a damn good GM. period.
#52
Posted 28 June 2011 - 09:21 AM
A lot of the time people like to say that various 3rd/4th liners could put up huge points playing with top tier players but it just doesnt happen. I think he did pretty well for where he was last year but maybe you're right, he could have produced more. Ultimately, I think he's better than people here give him credit for being.I like to rip on Kopecky because he looks like Skelatore and, at times, looks like a newborn giraffe on skates with his balance issues, but all kidding aside, he is a serviceable 3rd/4th liner, he's just not a top player as he was given the time/job in Chicago and honestly, his numbers should have been even better given who he played with...
As a side note, where've you been, haven't seen you on the board in awhile?
I had taken a job assignment that had me working in the field a lot so I wasn't in the office as much as before. The times I was in the office I was slammed with work so I had no time to mess around. I just started a new assignment now that's entirely office work so I should be around a lot more.
#53
Posted 28 June 2011 - 09:26 AM
and THEN send him to San Jose for Joe Thornton, who in turn would be shipped to Winnipeg for Zach Bogosian and a pic, who would in turn be sent to Phoenix for Keith Yandle and Shane Doan, who would then be shipped to the NYI for John Tavares and a pic, which would THEN be shipped to Washington for Backstrom and a pic, which would then be shipped to Calgary for Jerome Iginla AND Jay Boumesster (remember, this is Calgary here, they don't know how to trade), then these two would be shipped out to Tampa Bay for Steven Stamkos!!!
I'm not sure how this all shakes out, but in the end, the butler did it.
No, no...
Chris Butler is a Calgary Flame. So he has to come back with Iginla in the very first deal and then be dealt to the Blues (or a contender) at the very end.
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#54
Posted 28 June 2011 - 09:38 AM
A lot of the time people like to say that various 3rd/4th liners could put up huge points playing with top tier players but it just doesnt happen. I think he did pretty well for where he was last year but maybe you're right, he could have produced more. Ultimately, I think he's better than people here give him credit for being.
I had taken a job assignment that had me working in the field a lot so I wasn't in the office as much as before. The times I was in the office I was slammed with work so I had no time to mess around. I just started a new assignment now that's entirely office work so I should be around a lot more.
Filppula had comparable linemates to Kopecky. Bertuzzi's were noticeably better. They scored about the same amount of points. Would you say that they are 3rd/4th liners? As for his linemates, he spent half of his time playing 3rd/4th line in a checking role. He was used in just about every role a forward can be used in.
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#55
Posted 28 June 2011 - 09:50 AM
Personally, I don't know if I would agree with saying that Filppula had comparable linemates but on the assumption that he did I think you also have to consider the roles the players played and who they played against. Filppula plays a very strong defensive game and is clearly more of a set up guy than a goal scorer. I think because of the style Filppula plays he is consiedred a 2nd/3rd liner where as Kopecky plays a grinding, scratchy, in your face style which is generally decribed as a 3rd/4th.
Filppula had comparable linemates to Kopecky. Bertuzzi's were noticeably better. They scored about the same amount of points. Would you say that they are 3rd/4th liners? As for his linemates, he spent half of his time playing 3rd/4th line in a checking role. He was used in just about every role a forward can be used in.
But in all honestly, I personally believe that right now Filppula, Bertuzzi and Kopecky are 3rd line guys who can step up into the 2nd line for short durations when needed.
Also, I dont have the stats but I'd wonder how much PP time each player had and more importantly who were they playing the PP with.
Edited by vladdy16, 29 June 2011 - 10:46 AM.
#56
Posted 28 June 2011 - 10:04 AM
I would say that pretty much hits the nail on the head haback to Kopecky - Skelatore face, 3rd liner, serviceable, has a love-child with Hossa, takes too much slack at times on here and had very good line-mates around him in Chi... that about sums it all up, right?
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#58
Posted 28 June 2011 - 10:21 AM
#59
Posted 28 June 2011 - 01:57 PM
Tallon is a clown.Ok he likes Campbell,but they need to handle his $7.1M for 5 next season.He could easily pull a trade with prospect and picks involved and get them better and cheaper D-man.I mean who wouldn't take Florida's 1st in the 2012?
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Yeah Kopecky's value is like Bryzgalov's,lol.You have money so sign him,overpay him,why ffs to send another pick as a bonus to Chicago
Florida needs to spend 48 million next season. They are not interested in good value, they need money on the books.
I doubt they sign Richards. Sharp is a UFA next offseason and he'll be looking for around 4 mil a year.
Sharp is going to be looking for a lot more than 4 million per year. He makes 3.9 right now.
#60
Posted 28 June 2011 - 02:22 PM
Filppula had comparable linemates to Kopecky. Bertuzzi's were noticeably better. They scored about the same amount of points. Would you say that they are 3rd/4th liners? As for his linemates, he spent half of his time playing 3rd/4th line in a checking role. He was used in just about every role a forward can be used in.
Kopecky played nearly 30% of his ES time with Hossa and Sharp or Toews. How are Hossa and Sharp/Toews anywhere comparable to Bertuzzi and Franzne/Hudler where Filppula played 43% of his ES time with? Kopecky had the much much much better line-mates.
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