- This topic has 650 replies, 31 voices, and was last updated 9 months, 1 week ago by
.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
-
Posts
-
what’s the flyers goal after yesterday? what is the plan? they sign guys who will really not improve the team. they are still going to be bad. why not then just evaluate what you have in-house. keep the cap space to for down the line to see if any deals pop up or to broker a deal to get additional assets/players back.
just more spinning in the hamster wheel.
You are so clueless lol
you still need to ice a team. they got warm bodies for 1-2 year deals. Who do they need to evaluate at the nhl level?
IMO they will need time to see if Michkov, Porter, jett, Bonk, Nesbitt and Amico are a good core to move forward and build around.
what’s the flyers goal after yesterday? what is the plan? they sign guys who will really not improve the team. they are still going to be bad. why not then just evaluate what you have in-house. keep the cap space to for down the line to see if any deals pop up or to broker a deal to get additional assets/players back.
just more spinning in the hamster wheel.
You are so clueless lol
you still need to ice a team. they got warm bodies for 1-2 year deals. Who do they need to evaluate at the nhl level?
what’s the flyers goal after yesterday? what is the plan? they sign guys who will really not improve the team. they are still going to be bad. why not then just evaluate what you have in-house. keep the cap space to for down the line to see if any deals pop up or to broker a deal to get additional assets/players back.
just more spinning in the hamster wheel.
Have to appreciate a franchise that spends to the cap ceiling just to finish last in their division.
they just have to spend. baffling they won’t bank that cap space to utilize down the line
what’s the flyers goal after yesterday? what is the plan? they sign guys who will really not improve the team. they are still going to be bad. why not then just evaluate what you have in-house. keep the cap space to for down the line to see if any deals pop up or to broker a deal to get additional assets/players back.
just more spinning in the hamster wheel.
Seems like they are just buying time. Tochett here to work with the youth. UFA just signed for one year. Prospects will need another 2-4 years. After Danny’s presser, seems like they at least won’t go big name hunting for the time being.
buying time for what? not like they have a farm system chock full of high end talent. why not run it back then to give the few younger guys in the system a shot to see what they have? they spend money just to spend money. only positive is yes 1 year deals that wont kill you though to me just doesn’t make much sense where the flyers are at and have been for years.
this big game hunting shit is too funny. most delusional management team I have ever come across.
agree with you that the guys they drafted are 4 years away if they pan out. even then how much contribution can you expect from then out of the gate?
what’s the flyers goal after yesterday? what is the plan? they sign guys who will really not improve the team. they are still going to be bad. why not then just evaluate what you have in-house. keep the cap space to for down the line to see if any deals pop up or to broker a deal to get additional assets/players back.
just more spinning in the hamster wheel.
Seems like they are just buying time. Tochett here to work with the youth. UFA just signed for one year. Prospects will need another 2-4 years. After Danny’s presser, seems like they at least won’t go big name hunting for the time being.
what’s the flyers goal after yesterday? what is the plan? they sign guys who will really not improve the team. they are still going to be bad. why not then just evaluate what you have in-house. keep the cap space to for down the line to see if any deals pop up or to broker a deal to get additional assets/players back.
just more spinning in the hamster wheel.
Have to appreciate a franchise that spends to the cap ceiling just to finish last in their division.
Looks like they’re about done spending money outside of extending York.
They’ll be slightly better, and maybe even entertaining. Martone is hopefully a nice long term addition who I’m guessing takes a year before entering the NHL. Maybe not.
I expect them to still be lottery bound.
After that, they should have a nice young core and be ready to splash some cash around.
who do you have as their core going forward?
i get that he is likely the odd man out but I do think rose to the occasion under torts. that brink-cates-foerester line was really good for stretches. he showed more tenacity than I initially thought he was capable of.
He showed some spark and some skill. He’s an admirable player. He’ll likely get quite a few games in this year yet. It just cracks me up that every time I’ve said the Flyers were going to move away from smallish players like him, even before the draft, I always heard his name brought up as if I had just taken a dump on their kid’s birthday cake.
he will be a regular in the lineup on a daily basis. accept it.
what’s the flyers goal after yesterday? what is the plan? they sign guys who will really not improve the team. they are still going to be bad. why not then just evaluate what you have in-house. keep the cap space to for down the line to see if any deals pop up or to broker a deal to get additional assets/players back.
just more spinning in the hamster wheel.
Looks like they’re about done spending money outside of extending York.
They’ll be slightly better, and maybe even entertaining. Martone is hopefully a nice long term addition who I’m guessing takes a year before entering the NHL. Maybe not.
I expect them to still be lottery bound.
After that, they should have a nice young core and be ready to splash some cash around.
