[quote=salvadorsanchez]Any streams?

see if this works...


http://habsvision.blogspot.com/

in French....

[quote=salvadorsanchez]Any streams?

see if this works...


http://habsvision.blogspot.com/

in French....
- busher

Quality on that feed was excellent last night ... and the announcers were better than Bob Cole!

Quality on that feed was excellent last night ... and the announcers were better than Jack Edwards!
- Double_A

No doubt.

Think I jinxed Bartkowski ... he's been terrible this game. Cohen has managed to out-suck him though.

Think I jinxed Bartkowski ... he's been terrible this game. Cohen has managed to out-suck him though.
- Double_A

...

Im really really interested in seeing how Seguin does this year.....

i'll take a 2 game sweep as defending cup champs to the habs

...

Im really really interested in seeing how Seguin does this year.....
- busher

sniper. he'll score + 25 goals

sniper. he'll score + 25 goals
- salvadorsanchez

hopefully he gets quality ice time with some PP work....he looks great to me so far,,,,

hopefully he gets quality ice time with some PP work....he looks great to me so far,,,,
- busher

3rd line center or 2nd line winger?

hopefully he gets quality ice time with some PP work....he looks great to me so far,,,,
- busher

He's looked unreal so far this pre-season. Think he'll have a big year so long as Clooode doesn't anchor him with garbage line mates.

Looch on the other hand looked awful, you have to be some kind of lazy to get demoted lines in a pre-season game. Guys on my adult safe team back check harder then he did on that goal last night.

Kampfer and Ze German looked good last night, thought the rest of our D kind of stunk. Cohen was just terrible, oh well its not like we lost a whole lot in Hunwick.

Sauve was killing it last night, I thought he outperformed Caron, although Caron did have a few real good chances that Price stuffed him on.

2U's looks sharp (although he looked awesome in last pre-season too).

As much as I hate to admit it, Price looked pretty (frank)ing good too. Even his diving is in mid-season form, the sell when Campbell bumped into him was textbook.

turd

TSNBobMcKenzie Bob McKenzie
Many asking about Komisarek's contract status: He has No Move Clause and cannot be put on waivers or assigned anywhere he doesn't want to go

i knew lucic would get taken early in my pool, and he was
i went with stewart from the blues
i think he puts up crazy #'s this year

who knows what lucic does this year...last year i had a feeling he would be great coming off the off year...now with the cup...who knows

TSNBobMcKenzie Bob McKenzie
Komisarek does, however, have Modified No Trade, allows TOR to deal him to 10+ teams he put on a list. So he could conceivably be traded.

"Caron looking like he could break camp -- Bruins winger Jordan Caron continued to make his case for landing a roster spot, as he did last fall when he made the team and played 25 regular-season games before being sent to Providence. Caron, who scored Sunday, had an assist on Seguin’s third period-power play goal. Caron is skating hard and many scouts in the Bell Centre press box said he belongs on an NHL roster. Bruins management figures to be thinking the same thing. "

"Caron looking like he could break camp -- Bruins winger Jordan Caron continued to make his case for landing a roster spot, as he did last fall when he made the team and played 25 regular-season games before being sent to Providence. Caron, who scored Sunday, had an assist on Seguin’s third period-power play goal. Caron is skating hard and many scouts in the Bell Centre press box said he belongs on an NHL roster. Bruins management figures to be thinking the same thing. "
- Toad in Nj

I'll take Caron over Pouliot.

I'd almost like to see Sauve or Hammil for a little bit over either of them to be honest, but I doubt that happens.

Re: Looch ... I get the feeling its going to be a big down year for him. I'd steer clear in pools.

I know they like clarke for the leadership but someone like kelly who has now been there can also fill the void left by recchi

i would rather see caron

LET THE KIDS PLAY

I know they like clarke for the leadership but someone like kelly who has now been there can also fill the void left by recchi

i would rather see caron

LET THE KIDS PLAY
- Toad in Nj

I think JS may have said it already, but its looking like Clarks future with the team could hinge on Caron. If they think he's ready for full time duty, Caron makes it, Pouliot is 13th F. If they figure he's better sent down, Pouliot plays and Clark is #13.

Wow Dorothy Skywalker on waivers ... didn't realize he had to clear and surprised he's cut this soon. Wonder if he'll get picked up.

Wow Dorothy Skywalker on waivers ... didn't realize he had to clear and surprised he's cut this soon. Wonder if he'll get picked up.
- Double_A

source?

source?
- salvadorsanchez

http://tsn.ca/nhl/icechips/

About halfway down the page

http://tsn.ca/nhl/icechips/

About halfway down the page
- Double_A

i think he can pass through without having to clear

I was wrong.

Zach Hamill placed on waivers, awaits AHL assignment
Link|Comments (0) Posted by Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff September 27, 2011 03:14 PM

Zach Hamill, the No. 8 overall pick of the 2007 draft, has been placed on waivers with the purpose of being assigned to Providence. TSN first reported the transaction.

This is Hamill’s fourth professional year, but he remains on his entry-level contract, which is good for three seasons for most junior players. Hamill is on an entry-level slide because of his late birth date (Sept. 23, 1988) and when he signed his contract (Aug. 8, 2007).

According to assistant GM Jim Benning, Hamill must clear waivers because he has played in the AHL for three full seasons.

Hamill has been a major disappointment. The 23-year-old center has appeared in four NHL games, recording one assist. Hamill has yet to establish himself as a consistent AHL center. Last season, Hamill put up a 9-34—43 line in 68 games. If Hamill is not claimed, the Bruins are hoping he will develop more efficiently under first-year head coach Bruce Cassidy, formerly Rob Murray’s assistant.

I'll take Caron over Pouliot.

I'd almost like to see Sauve or Hammil for a little bit over either of them to be honest, but I doubt that happens.

Re: Looch ... I get the feeling its going to be a big down year for him. I'd steer clear in pools.
- Double_A

I like my morning sh!t on this team over Pouliot.

I was wrong.

Zach Hamill placed on waivers, awaits AHL assignment
Link|Comments (0) Posted by Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff September 27, 2011 03:14 PM

Zach Hamill, the No. 8 overall pick of the 2007 draft, has been placed on waivers with the purpose of being assigned to Providence. TSN first reported the transaction.

This is Hamill’s fourth professional year, but he remains on his entry-level contract, which is good for three seasons for most junior players. Hamill is on an entry-level slide because of his late birth date (Sept. 23, 1988) and when he signed his contract (Aug. 8, 2007).

According to assistant GM Jim Benning, Hamill must clear waivers because he has played in the AHL for three full seasons.

Hamill has been a major disappointment. The 23-year-old center has appeared in four NHL games, recording one assist. Hamill has yet to establish himself as a consistent AHL center. Last season, Hamill put up a 9-34—43 line in 68 games. If Hamill is not claimed, the Bruins are hoping he will develop more efficiently under first-year head coach Bruce Cassidy, formerly Rob Murray’s assistant.
- salvadorsanchez

Should have traded him last week for a 3rd rounder

Should have traded him last week for a 3rd rounder
- bruinsbeer69

they might be sneaking him down early when others are trying to figure out rosters before injuries. he'll probably clear. not sure if he has to clear again before they bring him up. if so a solid last year in minors or trade bait later in the year is ok.