Lots of hype about Schneider...will see how he does, but kinda thought Nucks could have got more...
- busher

i think he will do just fine, especially now being out of that poophole team in vancouver
philthy would have given up a lot more

i think he will do just fine, especially now being out of that poophole team in vancouver
philthy would have given up a lot more
- Toad in Nj

Gillis getting ripped a new one in Vancouver now...

"angry nhl fans" on twitter is exploding

Gillis......

Gillis just got raped with a giant black horse cock

Looks like Luongo for the next 9 years in Vancouver

Gillis just got raped with a giant black horse cock

Looks like Luongo for the next 9 years in Vancouver
- JS2012

WHAT AN IDIOT

Linus Arnesson has a nice ring to it ...

http://www.cnn.com/2013/0...edge/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

Is this for (frank)ing real?

Peter Cehlarik, LW Lulea (Sweden) Czech native playing in Sweden isn’t the greatest skater, but is a dangerous offensive player because he has soft hands and good vision/instincts on the attack. With his size, shot and offensive upside, Cehlarik has NHL potential but the question right now is where in the draft you take a prospect who is still very much a work in progress. This is not a high-end player, but in the right organization, and with some added quickness to his first few steps, Cehlarik might develop into an interesting prospect.

Red Line Report says: “Tall and lanky with great hands, but feet betrashy him."

Peter Cehlarik, LW Lulea (Sweden) Czech native playing in Sweden isn’t the greatest skater, but is a dangerous offensive player because he has soft hands and good vision/instincts on the attack. With his size, shot and offensive upside, Cehlarik has NHL potential but the question right now is where in the draft you take a prospect who is still very much a work in progress. This is not a high-end player, but in the right organization, and with some added quickness to his first few steps, Cehlarik might develop into an interesting prospect.

Red Line Report says: “Tall and lanky with great hands, but feet betrashy him."
- Toad in Nj

Sounds like the polar opposite of Paille lol

Stefan G:son ‏@steffeG 1m

Bruins got the aforementioned Cehlarik at 90, a lot better prospect than many, many of the guys picked ahead of him.

Peter Cehlarik, LW Lulea (Sweden) Czech native playing in Sweden isn’t the greatest skater, but is a dangerous offensive player because he has soft hands and good vision/instincts on the attack. With his size, shot and offensive upside, Cehlarik has NHL potential but the question right now is where in the draft you take a prospect who is still very much a work in progress. This is not a high-end player, but in the right organization, and with some added quickness to his first few steps, Cehlarik might develop into an interesting prospect.

Red Line Report says: “Tall and lanky with great hands, but feet betrashy him."
- Toad in Nj

Sounds like Happy Gilmore

Fluto Shinzawa ‏@GlobeFluto 9m
Chiarelli not satisfied with Seguin's play. Believes he can be elite if he focuses on task at hand.


Fluto Shinzawa ‏@GlobeFluto 12m
Chiarelli on Seguin: Has to become a professional. Hopes trade chatter motivates him.


Fluto Shinzawa ‏@GlobeFluto 2m
Chiarelli on trade talk possibly scaring Seguin straight: “I hope it does. If it doesn’t, I’d be more concerned."

Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli on Tyler Seguin: 'Got to become more of a professional'
Posted by Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff June 30, 2013 08:16 PM

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By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff
Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli issued his most emphatic critique of Tyler Seguin since the forward entered the NHL.

“He’s got to commit his mind and focus to the one task at hand,” Chiarelli said. “He’s got to become more of a professional. You know what? I can say that about a lot of 21-year-olds. I know he got criticized for playing on the periphery and all that stuff. He did. He’s got to commit to being a professional and focusing on the game. Simple as that. He does that, we don’t expect him to be crashing and banging. Just play your game.”

Inquiries on Seguin withered after Nathan Horton declared his intention to test free agency. If he were to trade Seguin, Chiarelli said he would demand an elite young player or prospect in return. Even if Seguin is not traded, Chiarelli hopes the chatter will straighten out the forward.

“I hope it does,” Chiarelli said. “If it doesn’t, I’d be more concerned. We gave Tyler a big contract because he projects and he had good performance. I would expect that going forward.”

Starting next season, Seguin will earn $5.75 million annually for the next six years.

Hopefully it was a scare tactic because he does need to be better because he can. We have seen it already. But its not time to quit on him yet.

Hopefully it was a scare tactic because he does need to be better because he can. We have seen it already. But its not time to quit on him yet.
- Cape Breton Bruins

i think he was available before horton said he wasn't coming back
then it became what it is now

i think he was available before horton said he wasn't coming back
then it became what it is now
- Toad in Nj

a bit of a cluster(frank)?

Wonder what the Bruins will do to attempt to replace Horton? I'd say they have interest in Lecavalier but so does 12 other teams likely driving the price too high. Briere would be cheaper but has been injury prone. Iginla? yeesh. Second tier guys like Ryder, Boyes and Hedjuk are out there.... We can go 10% above the cap and make a trade later.

Lucic-Krejci-Seguin
Marchand-Bergeron-Peverley
Soderberg-Kelly-Boyes
Paille-Campbell-Thornton
Daug

Chara-Boychuk
Hamilton-Seids
Krug-Bart
redden

Rask

Lucic-Krejci-Seguin
Marchand-Bergeron-Peverley
Soderberg-Kelly-Boyes
Paille-Campbell-Thornton
Daug

Chara-Boychuk
Hamilton-Seids
Krug-Bart
redden

Rask
- Cape Breton Bruins

And that's with doing basically nothing ...

I think we're gonna be ok. Lecavalier would be great, though.

And that's with doing basically nothing ...

I think we're gonna be ok. Lecavalier would be great, though.
- JS2012

Lecavalier would be unreal on either of the top two lines but that would require some serious manouvers on the part of Chia if the rumored 5 year/25m price tag is accurate. Basically bye bye Seids or Boychuk and Peverley.

Hopefully it was a scare tactic because he does need to be better because he can. We have seen it already. But its not time to quit on him yet.
- Cape Breton Bruins

I guess on the upside Marchand wasn't mentioned at all...

http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/30/world/africa/south-africa-obama-pledge/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

Is this for (frank)ing real?
- JS2012

He's real generous with our money.

I seriously dont get what people see in him

Sounds like the polar opposite of Paille lol
- Cape Breton Bruins

Excellent call CBB

a bit of a cluster(frank)?

Wonder what the Bruins will do to attempt to replace Horton? I'd say they have interest in Lecavalier but so does 12 other teams likely driving the price too high. Briere would be cheaper but has been injury prone. Iginla? yeesh. Second tier guys like Ryder, Boyes and Hedjuk are out there.... We can go 10% above the cap and make a trade later.
- Cape Breton Bruins

Before we broke up for the year, I didnt realy want anybody on the open market. I wanted to move Seguin for PAvelski to get a solid finisher and create cap space, and try to keep as many of the current guys as possible. Horton and Green Peace included.

Now....this Horton thing doesn't smell right. I think his at home T and A has more to do with his decision than anything else. Probably see him in Florida, Carolina, or Tampa when all is said and done.

Since 18 is gone, probably move 19 to the top line and try to get Ryder back on the 3rd.

I hope Harvard's public tongue lashing wakes Mr Maturity the fu

He's real generous with our money.

I seriously dont get what people see in him
- bruinsbeer69

Yeah, cause all this time while the US is going to poop, all I could think of is how Africa desperately needed a power upgrade and how we should be the ones to pay for it.

More grounds for impeachment, as if there aren't enough already