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Sinisalo4vr
Location: Dont f with the Jesus, PA
Joined: 06.24.2016

Mar 10 @ 8:14 AM ET
Wow, this thread sure has deteriorated. Now back to the hockey talk! The Flyers next crash and burn will be Johnny Hockey. He's having a career year to line himself for that huge payday. The Flyers will step up and give him what he wants, and then he'll become JVR light. You heard it here first.
- Phillywhiteout

Light because no one could dog it more than JVR?
Phillywhiteout
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: West Chester, PA
Joined: 08.11.2020

Mar 10 @ 8:29 AM ET
Light because no one could dog it more than JVR?
- Sinisalo4vr
Yes, the Flyers have a knack for signing guys long term only to have them go belly up. Johnny wouldn't dog it nearly as much as JVR and he's way more talented, so it wouldn't be the epic JVR failure, but I suppose his numbers would come down a good bit from the pinnacle that they are on this year.

I'm hearing rumors(NHL on Sirius/XM) that Risto would take 4 million a year. Would anyone here sign him to a 4 for 4(years) contract. I still think he brings an element that they need. I mean, Vegas had 24 high danger chances the other night. Can you imagine how soft this defense would be without Risto?
Sinisalo4vr
Location: Dont f with the Jesus, PA
Joined: 06.24.2016

Mar 10 @ 8:42 AM ET
Yes, the Flyers have a knack for signing guys long term only to have them go belly up. Johnny wouldn't dog it nearly as much as JVR and he's way more talented, so it wouldn't be the epic JVR failure, but I suppose his numbers would come down a good bit from the pinnacle that they are on this year.

I'm hearing rumors(NHL on Sirius/XM) that Risto would take 4 million a year. Would anyone here sign him to a 4 for 4(years) contract. I still think he brings an element that they need. I mean, Vegas had 24 high danger chances the other night. Can you imagine how soft this defense would be without Risto?

- Phillywhiteout

No to RR. Everything I've seen written indicates that he is looking for 6M plus.
MJL
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Candyland, PA
Joined: 09.20.2007

Mar 10 @ 8:45 AM ET
Yes, the Flyers have a knack for signing guys long term only to have them go belly up. Johnny wouldn't dog it nearly as much as JVR and he's way more talented, so it wouldn't be the epic JVR failure, but I suppose his numbers would come down a good bit from the pinnacle that they are on this year.

I'm hearing rumors(NHL on Sirius/XM) that Risto would take 4 million a year. Would anyone here sign him to a 4 for 4(years) contract. I still think he brings an element that they need. I mean, Vegas had 24 high danger chances the other night. Can you imagine how soft this defense would be without Risto?

- Phillywhiteout


I read this and it cracks me up. Ristolainen gives up high danger chances at an alarming rate. The only regular defenseman in the lineup with a higher rate is Keith Yandle. They are soft with Ristolainen and he is one of the biggest reasons why! Ristolainen was on the ice for 10 of those high danger chances against Vegas.



Oh, thanks.
THE BLACK HAND
Joined: 06.09.2021

Mar 10 @ 9:21 AM ET
Wow, this thread sure has deteriorated. Now back to the hockey talk! The Flyers next crash and burn will be Johnny Hockey. He's having a career year to line himself for that huge payday. The Flyers will step up and give him what he wants, and then he'll become JVR light. You heard it here first.
- Phillywhiteout

cant wait to see the local ratings for the flyers and sixers games tonight
MBFlyerfan
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Be nice from now on, NJ
Joined: 03.17.2006

Mar 10 @ 10:05 AM ET
cant wait to see the local ratings for the flyers and sixers games tonight
- THE BLACK HAND




Ill have both games on. Especially since I have bets on both.
MBFlyerfan
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Be nice from now on, NJ
Joined: 03.17.2006

Mar 10 @ 10:43 AM ET
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