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The Detroit Red Wings need additional scoring throughout the lineup. The heart of that ability seems to be with internal prospects.
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Hello again,
my last comment doesn’t seem to go through, maybe it is because I was wondering about the price to pay to go to a rink, compared with a football stadium in France ? Strange…
I just wrote that, to me, Danielson seems to be “clever” enough to already play and improve in NHL, just like ASP (but is he strong enough physically yet ?) : they have the proper mindset. MNB seems like a teenager happy to play but not mature enough, but maybe I’m wrong. Time will tell !
By the way, I was wondering : in an NHL rink, if you are at the top, can you see the game properly or are they too far away ? I can imagine the best seats are probably quite expensive. In France, we have small rinks but you may watch games just behind the glass. Nice if you want to see all the strategies !
Hello again!!!
I’m not sure what happened, I saw your original reply in my email but it didn’t appear on the website. I’ll see if i can figure that one out!!!
As far as the stadiums, Detroit’s new arena is fantastic. I’ve actually sat in the seats furthest back and the way it is laid out you can absolutely see the game well! I believe they looked to Montreal for some design ideas. The fans are on top of the action all throughout the arena. Ticket prices can be all over the place. If games don’t sell out you can sometimes get amazing deals. But, for a team like Toronto that is always packed it’s very difficult (I’ve heard) to get in. In Detroit, you can still get a good deal on a ticket and a good view pretty much anywhere!
Danielson, physically, has really started to fill out. At 6’1” or 6”2” he’s listed at near 190lb but may have put on even more muscle this summer. I think that’s a big advantage for him over Lombardi. If he makes the cut, I feel confident he can physically manage the game. ASP needs to bulk up, but is incredibly clever. MBN, they called him panda because he can be a mountain out there! Already able to push players aside and make his presence known. I’m very excited about the prospects and it’s a great opportunity to watch so many of them this year between the AHL and NHL
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Hey, Jeremy! Hoping all’s well, excited as evwr to get the season rolling. Everything seems right in this insane world when I hear Ken & Mick talking Red Wings. We all could use some ‘righr’ right now.
You found a pic of the end-of-seasin scuffle with Kaster, Mo, Rayzor, & Eddy!!! There was a bit more cameral roll where the 4 of them were skaing off and in a line, trying like the dickens to find that pic. THAT is our future. Those 4 kids are the foundation upon which the house will be built. Get them humming, then slice in some Danielson, Mazur, Wally…..the future is bright.
I wonder, for now, how long it’ll take for ASP & MBN to move up, along with Cossa. There are 6 names we need to watch VERY closely as that’s going to be the line up teams will be forced to contend with. What’s missing? Boss D-dude or 2, and a Take-Over F to seal the deal. UFA could be very interesting next summer….as well as the TDL.
Keep seeing write-ups linking McDavid to us. Makes sense, great fit. And the roll would move him into the stratosphere, IF the kids click (and seriously; which of the 6 names above won’t be impact players that draw significant opposition attention???). And truly, if The Captain wishes to retain his spot on the Alter of HockeyTown, bringing in McDavis would surely do that!!!
I’M. READY!!!!!
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