The only teams that benefit from a Chris Stewart trade are the ones that unload him onto someone else.

Is there a team still out there dumb enough to trade for him?
- bcallaway

He did pretty damn well when he first got to St.Louis no? What are his strenghts and the problems with his game and personality?

He did pretty damn well when he first got to St.Louis no? What are his strenghts and the problems with his game and personality?
- Barnaby36

His strengths is his fighting ofcourse, he's big and plays big and he's a great teammate. His weaknesses is that he is not good at reading and being ahead of the play, he won't create any goals by a nice pass or a good deeke and really won't score outside of 10 feet from net.

He did pretty damn well when he first got to St.Louis no? What are his strenghts and the problems with his game and personality?
- Barnaby36

He has size and speed and great hands. Not good hands, great hands. A scorer's touch, that doesn't come along in a player of his size very often.

He has all the physical tools you could ask for to be one of the premier power forwards in the league.

And he's worthless. He floats and disappears for long stretches of time.

You can healthy-scratch him and he'll come back and say all the right things, "message received". And he won't change one thing about his game.

He's a gifted, lazy player. The worst combination.

He has size and speed and great hands. Not good hands, great hands. A scorer's touch, that doesn't come along in a player of his size very often.

He has all the physical tools you could ask for to be one of the premier power forwards in the league.

And he's worthless. He floats and disappears for long stretches of time.

You can healthy-scratch him and he'll come back and say all the right things, "message received". And he won't change one thing about his game.

He's a gifted, lazy player. The worst combination.
- bcallaway

He's the type of player that the play has to come to him. He's a passenger. That's why there's stretches where he dissapears. thats his comfort zone and that's what got him success.

Don't you think he could do a decent job playing alongside Kunitz and Malkin? All he NEEDS to do is protect them and cause havoc in front of the net to bang some Dirty goals.

I'm sold on giving him a try If the price is Low.

He's the type of player that the play has to come to him. He's a passenger. That's why there's stretches where he dissapears. thats his comfort zone and that's what got him success.
- joshs

Success is certainly a generous word.

He's about to be on his third team in less than 12 months.

The only teams that benefit from a Chris Stewart trade are the ones that unload him onto someone else.

Is there a team still out there dumb enough to trade for him?
- bcallaway

I actually tought the Blues won the trade with the Avalanche a few years ago.

The only teams that benefit from a Chris Stewart trade are the ones that unload him onto someone else.

Is there a team still out there dumb enough to trade for him?
- bcallaway

Philly and Boston.

Success is certainly a generous word.

He's about to be on his third team in less than 12 months.
- bcallaway

I mean success because he's making millions in the NHL. for a big guy he's surprisingly a fast skater. He's just too big to do it for longer than a burst. The bigger you are the more oxygen your muscles need. That's why it appears like he floats. Some players are at a size where they can skate and they are never really out of the play. Chris Stewart is just too muscle bound. The play has to come to him. From the way he conducts himself on the ice and with his interviews I don't think he's a lazy person.

I mean success because he's making millions in the NHL. for a big guy he's surprisingly a fast skater. He's just too big to do it for longer than a burst. The bigger you are the more oxygen your muscles need. That's why it appears like he floats. Some players are at a size where they can skate and they are never really out of the play. Chris Stewart is just too muscle bound. The play has to come to him. From the way he conducts himself on the ice and with his interviews I don't think he's a lazy person.
- joshs

His Junior carreer numbers says he can put the puck in the net just fine. Him with Geno/Kunitz could be good. What's his price tag?

His Junior carreer numbers says he can put the puck in the net just fine. Him with Geno/Kunitz could be good. What's his price tag?
- Barnaby36

Idk prob nothing too uncomfortable. Thing is buffalo needs a salary dump coming back our way. Imperative that we take on a salary dump.

You believe everything you read.
- SABRES 89

You asked where he got it from, no need to be a Richard!

That's why Philly is trying to make a deal with us. They get to unload vinny but that will cost them.

You asked where he got it from, no need to be a Richard!
- howie feltersnatch

He's like that too everybody. Don't worry he will personal message you about how he has connections to the NHL. Has a friend that knows the buffalo sabres former announcer.

That's why Philly is trying to make a deal with us. They get to unload vinny but that will cost them.
- joshs

cost them what?

Buffalo has to maintain the cap floor otherwise we forfeit our 1st round pick this year.

cost them what?
- Flyfreaky

What?

What?
- joshs

exactly

exactly
- Flyfreaky

Zackly

Zackly
- joshs

you'll take vinny and like it

Idk prob nothing too uncomfortable. Thing is buffalo needs a salary dump coming back our way. Imperative that we take on a salary dump.
- joshs

Scuderi! he could teach the Young guys on D

Scuderi! he could teach the Young guys on D
- Barnaby36

- joshs

I think it's $3.375M for the next two years. The problem is he has a NTC He's from NY so He'd be close to Home.

Scuderi! he could teach the Young guys on D
- Barnaby36

"Ok guys, watch me closely and do the opposite"

(frank)ing pens
- Flyfreaky