sad you need a PE teacher... just google buns of steel
- onesmallleap

Google had a different meaning in 1975.

How is this even a review? Of course that's no goal.
- CubanBuffet

I could see reviewing it ...it's OT and you want to be sure

Google had a different meaning in 1975.
- A_SteamingLombardi

back then it was oggle..

I can't believe that I haven't read about this trumping Subban as the first feelings casualty!

Kadri gigantic piece of sh1t
- VANTEL

Kadri is a huge dirty POS…nice to see the Leafs loss.

Instant cup contender
- Redmile247

All troll squad??

All troll squad??


- LordHumungous

I could see reviewing it ...it's OT and you want to be sure
- Redmile247

The panel all seemed to think it was a goal, so maybe a review was warranted.

The panel all seemed to think it was a goal, so maybe a review was warranted.
- CubanBuffet

I could see it go either way but they are pretty consistent with any goalie contact before the puck goes in resulting in no goal

The panel all seemed to think it was a goal, so maybe a review was warranted.
- CubanBuffet

Guess it doesn't matter now. Kuraly gets the last laugh anyway. Down go the Sens. This kid was everywhere. Frack Boston keeps digging out these fierce kids.

Note to JB. Please find for Nucks. Thanks.

I could see it go either way but they are pretty consistent with any goalie contact before the puck goes in resulting in no goal
- Redmile247

Consistent? I never know what the hell they're going to decide.

Consistent? I never know what the hell they're going to decide.
- CubanBuffet

I don't think they are consistent in making the right call but I seen a lot of ticky tacky calls where the goalie couldn't possibly make the save and it's reversed cuz he was breathed on

I don't think they are consistent in making the right call but I seen a lot of ticky tacky calls where the goalie couldn't possibly make the save and it's reversed cuz he was breathed on
- Redmile247

For the most part I think that it's just easier to call off a goal for any contact than to try and determine degrees of contact.

For the most part I think that it's just easier to call off a goal for any contact than to try and determine degrees of contact.
- CubanBuffet

Yeah that's true I guess

Yeah that's true I guess
- Redmile247

Preparation H.


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Tryamkin left because Scneider slept with Tryamkins new wife in response to Kesler sleeping with Schneider's wife. Tryamkin got mad and farted on Goldobin's pillow, thus Goldobin was out with an "illness" AKA "pink eye"
- Codes1087

well done!

https://canucksarmy.com/2...d-to-tryamkins-defection/
some interesting stats in here.

https://canucksarmy.com/2...d-to-tryamkins-defection/
some interesting stats in here.
- SMBDragon

Yes those stats add to how the deployments were questionable. But I found this take as interesting too.

"The mere fact that Desjardins (and Tryamkin’s position coach, Doug Lidster) are no longer employed by the team may not be enough to convince him that something similar won’t happen again, if he feels management was complicit with how he was treated and deployed."

All this use, maybe lockeroom noise, could have factored into his choice. Tree did talk about deployment in that reported interview. Anyway, as released by JB it was for family reasons.

For all we know family reasons could be his wife is pregnant. She prefers to do it there. Who knows. They mentioned spending time with grandparents in an interview. Homesick angles. Again, it's all speculative what is meant by that.

From a strictly financial perspective, this may very well be a good move for Tree in particular. It aslo may be an avenue for others to explore that are willing to play in the KHL.

As an example, 6th rounder Leo Komarov had 9 points in 42 games for Toronto as a 25 year old on a one year ELC.

He went back to play in the KHL for a year and landed a 4 year $11.8 million contract – which actually looks like a great deal for Toronto.

I saw that Tree is 13th in NHL games played from the 2014 draft and 2nd amongst defenseman behind Ekblad. At this time, he remains an excellent selection. Many now see him as a top four and he has the abilities or potential to be top pairing.

So, similar to Komarov, the Nucks could offer him a contract to lure him back. If he works on his offense to improve numbers and development that would add value to it. An Olympic stint on world stage would help as well.

Anyway, there is logic in that Tree felt it was best for his family and career to spend next season in Russia. He only signed a one year deal. Which is telling too. Maybe by end of his KHL season the re-evaluation will have him heading bake to the Nucks. Just like his first appearance but better.

Yes those stats add to how the deployments were questionable. But I found this take as interesting too.

"The mere fact that Desjardins (and Tryamkin’s position coach, Doug Lidster) are no longer employed by the team may not be enough to convince him that something similar won’t happen again, if he feels management was complicit with how he was treated and deployed."

All this could have factored in but it wasn't the main thing. For all we know family reasons could be his wife is pregnant. She feels more comfortable to be home with family. Who knows. They mentioned spending time with grandparents in an interview. Again, it's all speculative is meant by that.

Anyway, there is logic in that Nikita felt it was best for his family and career to spend one season in Russia. He only signed a year deal. Which is telling too.

From a strictly financial perspective, this may very well be a good move for Nikita in particular and may be an avenue for others to explore that are willing to play in the KHL.

As an example, 6th rounder Leo Komarov had 9 points in 42 games for Toronto as a 25 year old on a one year ELC.

He went back to play in the KHL for a year and landed a 4 year $11.8 million contract – which actually looks like a great deal for Toronto.

So I remain optimistic that, similar to Komarov, the Canucks offer him a contract to lure him back in one year’s time. He may do his Olympic stint and work on his offense to improve his numbers there too.

Nikita is 13th in NHL games played from the 2014 draft and 2nd amongst defenseman behind Ekblad. At this time, he remains an excellent selection.
- Nuck4U

yes, we can only hope he'll be back.

One more week until the big ping pong tournament.

yes, we can only hope he'll be back.
- SMBDragon

As long as the next coach is a feelings coach, Tree will make a great 3rd pairing with Subban!

#feelingscoach

As long as the next coach is a feelings coach, Tree will make a great 3rd pairing with Subban!

#feelingscoach
- Pres.cup

Are you now against Tree for exercising his option?

Perhaps if you read the above post on Tree it may put it all into perspective. No need to blame any party. Just take it as a developmental step. One that can work out for both the player and Nucks. Even as early as next season.

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Very excited to have signed my first NHL contract with the @Canucks Dream come true, thanks to my family and everybody supporting me!

As long as the next coach is a feelings coach, Tree will make a great 3rd pairing with Subban!

#feelingscoach
- Pres.cup

Tryamkin probably made the smartest and best move of his career three days ago

All those late PP's and OTT could not close that game out…

Going 7.