Knives Out wrote:Blolz.
WHAT THE *f-bomb*, UTAH?
ToddM wrote:Wait, Oklafuckinghoma is pulling for the Stars? I officially switch my allegiance.
slaps wrote:I would love for McKenna to get a job as a TV analyst. Dude’s great at conveying information.
Eskimo Spy wrote:I would of course make some jokes if any of you died
ScubaSteve wrote:People are gonna be pissed when we let Dobby walk in 10 days.
Eskimo Spy wrote:I would of course make some jokes if any of you died
ScubaSteve wrote:Ehh Bishop is pretty good. Dobby is not a starter, he has caught magic in a bottle for these few weeks, which happens sometimes. But Dobby is probably going to get more on the open market than we’re currently paying Bishop. The prudent decision is to keep Bishop.
B Kat wrote:Add in the flat cap and I feel like many teams are gonna be more prudent with their dollar this year. Ha ha I know.
cdanew wrote:B Kat wrote:Add in the flat cap and I feel like many teams are gonna be more prudent with their dollar this year. Ha ha I know.
I keep thinking the flat cap, depressed revenue streams and general uncertainty are going to severely impact free agency deals. But then I see some of the contracts which have been signed or the asks from folks like Pietrangelo and wonder if I'm totally off base.
Dallas has proven this postseason that they can win in a variety of ways. The Stars proved capable in a high-flying, up-tempo second-round series against an Avalanche team with incredible offensive firepower. The Stars then faced a completely different animal in the Western Conference final. Vegas expectedly owned the puck all series long, hemming the Stars into the defensive zone on a regular basis. There, the Stars leaned on quality interior defence and white-hot goaltending from to advance.
Tampa Bay poses a different challenge. They have the individual shooting talent at the top of their lineup that compares well with the likes of Colorado, but they also can possess the puck for extended periods like Vegas. That’s why the Lightning have been regarded as the most talented team in the league for a few years now, and it’s tested Stars head coach Rick Bowness.
Troy McClure wrote:Even with load management and maintenance days, Bishop still breaks down a lot. Khudobin has never been a starter.
With either guy, I'd expect Oettinger to see 30+ starts beginning as early as next season.
Eskimo Spy wrote:I would of course make some jokes if any of you died
ScubaSteve wrote:I love how they very specifically phrase that to exclude Hull.
The Frugal Gourmet wrote:Any chance for Hintz or Faksa to come back next game? Feel like we are on fumes and could use fresh legs.
Eskimo Spy wrote:I would of course make some jokes if any of you died
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