Hopefully Bettman gets KronwalledThey should have a hockey game to settle their dispute. Winner takes all.
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Posted by Kronstantinov
on 27 November 2012 - 01:46 PM
Hopefully Bettman gets KronwalledThey should have a hockey game to settle their dispute. Winner takes all.
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 22 November 2012 - 08:12 PM
The year he was drafted (09-10), Nestrasil scored at 1.02 PPG. Frk is scoring at a 1.35 PPG clip. Frk is actally 8 months younger than Nestrasil was that year. It doesn't sound like a lot but at that age it usually is. Frk began his QMJHL career out almost 2 years younger.I don't usually nerd out about stats, but here's the complete Q stats for both players (as of Frk's stats last week):
Frk
10/11 - 62GP-22G-22A-50PTS
11/12 - 34GP-16G-13A - 29PTS
12/13 - 20GP-9G-18A-27PTS
PPG AVG = 0.914
http://www.redwingsc...cts/martin-frk/
Nestrasil
08/09 - 66GP-22G-35A-57PTS
09/10 - 50GP-16G-35A-51PTS
10/11 - 58GP-19G-51A-70PTS
PPG AVG = 1.02
http://www.redwingsc...drej-nestrasil/
Frk is a goal scorer, Nestrasil was a play maker, but their point totals are almost identical. So, I'm not sure where your numbers are coming from.
Edit to add: I'm not saying Frk won't be am elite NHL sniper, but I'm using Nestrasil as an example of how Jr numbers don't always translate into NHL or even AHL success.
He was sick in the NHL which should be changed to the NHL currently the N stands for No instead of NationalLaFontaine too. That guy was sick in the Q.
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 23 October 2012 - 10:54 PM
by locking them (and the fans) outThey're wrong because the solution to a problem they created shouldn't be to force someone else to solve it for them. They sure as hell shouldn't be looking to that solution for the second time in eight years. It's time for the owners to look at trying something other than taking money away from players.
The problem isn't how much is being spent on players, it's mostly who's spending it. Owner's need to take responsibility for their poor decisions. Also, either there's not enough revenue sharing, or the payroll range is too narrow. The owners need to address one or the other.
The top owners will likely lose around $300M if we lose the whole season. If instead they were to take half of that to help the teams that are struggling, we could get through this season. Then the next season, between the combination of revenue growth and lower salary commitments on existing contracts the player's share is lowered without requiring a rollback or escrow. Do that for a few years, and the share eventually gets down to a number the owners are more comfortable with. Combine that with increased revenue sharing or a wider range, and telling dumb owners there will be no more bailouts, and maybe we'll get the right teams spending the money and we won't need another lockout for the next CBA.
But what the owners want is to beat down the players again, the top teams will lose their $300M, the other teams will still lose just as much or more than they would playing the season, the fans lose, the league loses future revenue, and even if the owners get what they want the same thing is likely to happen again in the future, because it reinforces the owner's mentality that they can correct any stupidity on their part by taking back from the players.
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 23 October 2012 - 10:20 PM
How can ypu [possibly say "pay all currnet cintracts" and argue that Bettman and the owners are not totally at fault for the lockout? I think that is whole rason there is a lockout to begin with, because the owners don't want to pay the current contractsNo kidding. I believe that we have a grasp on what each side needs more than Fehr and Bettman do.
haroldsnepsts, you can be the NHLPA negotiator
I will be the NHL negotiator
Here is my first proposal.
50/50 split
We will pay all current contracts
3 year entry level contract limit
6 year contract limit
I want the new realignment plan as well
Any thoughts?
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 04 August 2012 - 03:23 PM
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 19 June 2012 - 10:50 AM
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 18 June 2012 - 11:35 AM
Now that the rumor says he wants out, I would love to get him.
I just again wonder that someone who might be in our division would trade him to us. Plus the cost.
Just watch out, because he might be Holland's target over Parise. It is possible.
Not because he thinks it Kane is better than Parise, just that it might be more manageable to get him.
I wouldn't sign him but a manageable trade would be okay.
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 13 June 2012 - 09:52 PM
A sad day indeed. Richard Gnida is a waste of genetic material. It's a travesty that someone would be driving on a suspended license for a limo service, and if I recall correctly there were reports of him being under the influence as well.
Vladdy was a sure fire hall of famer had he not been injured in that wreck. I rocked my white Konstantinov jersey today, and shed a few tears. My fondest memory was being in Philly for a game and rocking the jersey during a Wings win that featured a monster hit on Lindros by the Vladinator.
Damn do I miss hits like that. I can't believe its been 15 years already also. Time sure does fly.
Anyone have a time machine I can borrow? I have to go back to the 90's!
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 13 June 2012 - 02:10 PM
I don't know about that. He is young, hopefully he grows up if that's a problem hopefully Datsyuk and Lidstrom and the Wings organization can set a good example for him but the guy's young tough and got 40 goal potential and is going to be more affordable now to acquire than he ever will be.
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=EQrsJwzhqRA
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 11 June 2012 - 07:16 PM
agreed. Additionally, if your team is already very thin then the superstar wouldn't really help much. Look at Columbus. An average goalie and a few 2nd and 3rd liners would probably do them more good than Rick Nash is right now.
Also, what does the OP mean by average? Is Cleary average, or Abby, or Miller, or Helm. You could argue that they are all average, and I certainly wouldn't trade the four of them for Steven Stamkos or Erik Karlsson.
Posted by Kronstantinov
on 11 June 2012 - 07:06 PM
His goal for the summer is to add muscle without losing speed
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=_rxnHLnVE8A
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=xX2sqbZlSp0
I would have added the article where Smith talks about his summer goals but I didn't want to go over the media limit
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