Orange & Black / Philadelphia Flyers

Кроме тебя общее количество побед никто не считает. Кэф отражений - единственный более менее объективный критерий оценки игры вратаря.

Лучше мы 2000/01 вспомним, или 2003 - еще лучше. Когда у Хичкока Форсберги с пиковыми Ганье бегали.

По 2000/01 - 6 игр, 3.12GAA, 89,1%. Это по-твоему хуже

Да и сейчас был бы пазор.

и всплывшего через год после ухода из Филы в Карловых Варах.

вопрос о колонке цифр выглядит странно: ты же должен на память всю стату мейсона знать))
https://www.nhl.com/player/steve-mason-8473461

И причем здесь Виннипег?

И это... Кто ползающего дурачка всеми Везинами одарил, и миллионами безумными? Кто его второй папа? Правильно, Холмгрен папа.

дерф, простой вопрос: где мейсон? где он сейчас сухари делает? где на сезонные 0.928 идет?

По слухам, братская нам с недавних пор Миннесота торгует Чарли Койлом.

— Colleague Michael Russo of The Athletic in Minnesota recently reported that the Minnesota Wild were listening on forward Charlie Coyle and listed Montreal, Boston and Ottawa as potential suitors. While I don’t think there’s much there with the Habs and Sens, a source did confirm Tuesday that the Bruins had kicked the tires, which would make sense given all their injuries. The thing with GM Paul Fenton is that he’s been quiet since coming on board last summer, really taking a wait-and-see approach as far as getting to know his roster before he makes any major changes. No question he’s having conversations now with GM colleagues around the league, as he should be. But I still think the bigger changes will come this summer when it’s easier to do so.

Talking to people around the league over the last few days, and it’s clear that new Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher is not wasting any time. He’s talked to about half the teams in the league. The sense is that he’s eager to make a move before the Dec. 19 holiday freeze, even if it’s just a small one. It’s also a multi-faceted objective. There’s the obvious desire to upgrade in goal, but what we’re also hearing is that Fletcher is asking about veteran D and top-nine forwards. So there could certainly be a few moves between now and Feb. 25. But the hope to act sooner rather than later stems from Fletcher’s desire I think to inject his dressing room with a shot of adrenaline and send a message to his leadership group that he’s not given up hope on the season.

If Fletcher is the busiest GM in the NHL, Doug Armstrong might possibly be a close second. Word around the league is that the Blues GM is in listening mode. The sense is that Armstrong is open-minded in terms of what comes next. Nick Kypreos on HNIC over the weekend certainly raised eyebrows when he dropped Alex Pietrangelo’s name as a potential trade target if the Blues make major changes before the end of the season. I don’t sense his name has been mentioned in talks to this point, but I suppose you can’t rule out anything in St. Louis. It’s worth pointing out that Pietrangelo has a full no-move clause, and that I think the Blues captain is happy in St. Louis. But whether it’s Pietrangelo or any other veteran core player on the Blues, all bets are probably off between now and the summer as Armstrong tries to figure out how to rattle the cage in St. Louis

Darren Dreger added to the speculation that there could be a fit with the Toronto Maple Leafs, who are seeking a power forward with Wayne Simmonds being mentioned as a possible fit. Fletcher has reached out to Simmonds’ agent Eustace King, but any negotiation has been a preliminary one.

Simmonds’ agent Eustace King

а чего такого нам торонта может предложить за негра?

The Flyers have made it clear they are looking for a goalie, but aren’t the first team to survey the market and not be thrilled with the options. Anaheim, looking to replace the injured Ryan Miller, claimed Chad Johnson on waivers and traded for Jeff Glass from AHL Toronto. Detroit’s made it clear it wants at least a first-round pick for Jimmy Howard. Craig Anderson’s carried a huge load for Ottawa, facing a ton of rubber without much rest. At least one team indicated it was concerned about acquiring him for that reason. Not convinced Montreal is willing to move Charlie Lindgren. As both Chicago and Los Angeles look to the future, and Cal Petersen (in particular) shows potential, could they be tempted to discuss Corey Crawford and Jonathan Quick?