Could of had Jack mehoff
- hehateme

I heard he is sloppy

Could of had Jack mehoff
- hehateme

I heard he is sloppy

Could of had Jack mehoff
- hehateme

https://www.eliteprospect...player/518206/justin-lies

👀👀

Pierre LeBrun
@PierreVLeBrun
Word is Duncan Keith of the Edmonton Oilers has decided to retire. The 38-year-old has one year left on his deal at $5.54 million AAV.
Heck of a career, two-time Norris Trophy winner and Conn Smythe Trophy winner.

Pierre LeBrun
@PierreVLeBrun
Word is Duncan Keith of the Edmonton Oilers has decided to retire. The 38-year-old has one year left on his deal at $5.54 million AAV.
Heck of a career, two-time Norris Trophy winner and Conn Smythe Trophy winner.
- homiedclown

Isn’t there a massive Cap capture penalties for that

Also what a terrible trade by Edmonton

Pierre LeBrun
@PierreVLeBrun
Word is Duncan Keith of the Edmonton Oilers has decided to retire. The 38-year-old has one year left on his deal at $5.54 million AAV.
Heck of a career, two-time Norris Trophy winner and Conn Smythe Trophy winner.
- homiedclown

Murray will be traded there now.

Murray will be traded there now.
- hehateme

Or sign Campbell

Or sign Campbell
- DirtyDan

Murray just said he will only accept a trade to T.O or Edmonton. I say he sucks with either so they can have him.

Murray just said he will only accept a trade to T.O or Edmonton. I say he sucks with either so they can have him.
- hehateme

doesnt he only have a 10 team list?

Murray just said he will only accept a trade to T.O or Edmonton. I say he sucks with either so they can have him.
- hehateme

thought he had a 10 team no trade list

Isn’t there a massive Cap capture penalties for that

Also what a terrible trade by Edmonton
- ImThatGuy

Frank Seravalli
@frank_seravalli
·
21s
Duncan Keith retirement cap recapture penalty for #Blackhawks, per
@CapFriendly
:

2022-23: $5,538,462
2023-24: $1,938,456

Isn’t there a massive Cap capture penalties for that

Also what a terrible trade by Edmonton
- ImThatGuy

For Chicago I believe not Edmonton

Paul Hamilton
@pham1717
·
48s
Lindgren said, "My goal is to win the Norris Trophy one day."

Paul Hamilton
@pham1717
·
48s
Lindgren said, "My goal is to win the Norris Trophy one day."
- Stripes77

reach for the stars kid

Chris Johnston
@reporterchris
·
1m
Bill Guerin and Kyle Dubas have a chat on the draft floor.


Cam Talbot...welcome to Toronto

Paul Hamilton
@pham1717
·
48s
Lindgren said, "My goal is to win the Norris Trophy one day."
- Stripes77

There's an anthletic article on his work ethic - it's off the charts. He's my new favorite pick this year, so far.

Chris Johnston
@reporterchris
·
1m
Bill Guerin and Kyle Dubas have a chat on the draft floor.


Cam Talbot...welcome to Toronto
- Stripes77

Komarov

https://theqmjhl.ca/artic...croscope-vsevolod-komarov


Before arriving in Quebec City to join the Remparts, Komarov spent the 2020-21 season in the MHL, Russia’s Junior Hockey League. After putting up nine points in 46 games with the Stalnye Lisy Magnitogorsk team, the Remparts made him their only selection in the 2021 CHL Import Draft.

Very easy-going by nature, his teammates, coaches, and billet family have nothing but great things to say about him and his ability to learn at a fast pace. On the ice, there are a lot of things to like about Komarov’s game according to Remparts head coach, Patrick Roy.

“Hockey wise, I really love his poise with the puck. He’s very patient, doesn’t get rid of it, moves it very well, rarely makes mistakes on his first pass and defends really well,” Roy explained. “He’s a big, strong kid and I feel like he has a good mix of offense and defense because he’s got those skills with the puck.”

Roy is no stranger to coaching talented Russians and overcoming a language barrier after being behind the bench when Alexander Radulov, now a nine-year NHL veteran, played for Quebec from 2004-2006.

with these euros in the CHL we'll know in two years instead of 4 whether they'll be in the system. so that's cool i guess

Talbot to Edmonton

https://theqmjhl.ca/article/2022-nhl-draft-under-the-microscope-vsevolod-komarov


Before arriving in Quebec City to join the Remparts, Komarov spent the 2020-21 season in the MHL, Russia’s Junior Hockey League. After putting up nine points in 46 games with the Stalnye Lisy Magnitogorsk team, the Remparts made him their only selection in the 2021 CHL Import Draft.

Very easy-going by nature, his teammates, coaches, and billet family have nothing but great things to say about him and his ability to learn at a fast pace. On the ice, there are a lot of things to like about Komarov’s game according to Remparts head coach, Patrick Roy.

“Hockey wise, I really love his poise with the puck. He’s very patient, doesn’t get rid of it, moves it very well, rarely makes mistakes on his first pass and defends really well,” Roy explained. “He’s a big, strong kid and I feel like he has a good mix of offense and defense because he’s got those skills with the puck.”

Roy is no stranger to coaching talented Russians and overcoming a language barrier after being behind the bench when Alexander Radulov, now a nine-year NHL veteran, played for Quebec from 2004-2006.
- homiedclown

Big Russian, looks like quite a reach, but, is there really a reach in the 5th round?? And finally a RHD

Talbot to Edmonton
- Buff36

second time around

Talbot to Edmonton
- Buff36

???

Komarov sounds a lot like Novikov.