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  • in reply to: Hockeyhotstove.com– site feedback #10914
    Bill Meltzer
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    Would need more info on what’s entailed. I am a writer/editor. All tech stuff that isn’t super basic goes to the developers.

    in reply to: Ads on HockeyHotStove.com #10765
    Bill Meltzer
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    I WILL ASK ABOUT THE fonts.

    in reply to: What now? #10748
    Bill Meltzer
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    Good stuff. Thanks. Contact me.

    in reply to: R.I.P. Pens blogs on HB #10733
    Bill Meltzer
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    Mike and I have a great relationship with Brian. He will contribute from time to time as his busy schedule allows. We’ve brought in Ryan Wilson, who is very capable in his own right.

    Side note: I still want to do a Meltzer/Metzer Flyers/Penguins point-counterpoint podcast one of these days.

    in reply to: Flyers Off Season Discussion: #10725
    Bill Meltzer
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    They may need to add size to the wing sooner rather than later, so I could see that.

    in reply to: Flyers Off Season Discussion: #10680
    Bill Meltzer
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    I think they were on the list but not sure.

    in reply to: Hockeyhotstove.com– site feedback #10662
    Bill Meltzer
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    I have the same issue on mobile (Android). Th developers are aware and working on it.

    in reply to: Growing The Game #10505
    Bill Meltzer
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    Good point. If it takes an effort to find a broadcast, few casual fans bother.

    in reply to: 2025 Draft thread #10359
    Bill Meltzer
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    Not in this case. He missed much of this past season, and he’ll be 19 on Oct 2. (He missed the cutoff for last year’s Draft by two weeks). Not his fault, but he’s nearly a year older than some other prospects in this year’s Draft. That would be one thing if the injury was the only concern. But he’s been good — not great, not dominant with any regularity — the last two seasons when healthy. He’s a much-hyped project in a Draft that doesn’t have much superstar talent. He’s all about tools and vital stats (height, weight). Will it come together in a meaningful way? Maybe and maybe not. There is as much bust as superstar potential here. I’m not taking that level of risk in the six spot.

    in reply to: 2025 Draft thread #10331
    Bill Meltzer
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    Pass on at 6. What’s he actually DONE when healthy that screams “This is a future number one center”? I know the tools. I know about his frame. But it’s all in flashes. Then add the back injury. Then add fact he’s a late year birthday first-time draft candidate. Not at 6. 16 yes.

    in reply to: 2025 Draft thread #10313
    Bill Meltzer
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    in reply to: 2025 Draft thread #10157
    Bill Meltzer
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    in reply to: 2025 Draft thread #10078
    Bill Meltzer
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    There are only a couple of players in this draft that I think have even a 30% chance of becoming 80-plus point guys in the NHL. Misa is one. Hagen is the other.

    in reply to: 2025 Draft thread #9974
    Bill Meltzer
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    If Hagens makes it to six, he’s gotta be the pick. I don’t think Desnoyers makes it 6th. However, the more I think about where I think the Flyers may go with this, the more I think it may be O’Brien (who should be there at six). Has to fill out but a taller kid than the 5-foot-10 1/2 Hagens. Both are playmakers. To me, however, Hagens was the consensus 1st overall guy coming into this year and he shouldn’t have fallen THAT much. He’s still one hell of a prospect. So, if he’s there, I’d take him with no hesitation.

    in reply to: Flyers Off Season Discussion: #9932
    Bill Meltzer
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    York, first and foremost. But also someone like Pelletier, who he didn’t think could play and hardly gave a chance to prove otherwise. Shaw did, thankfully, and then the Calgary version the player soon re-emerged.

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