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I think it's just beginning. Pysyk was probably not going to make it past the expansion draft.

So, sounds like Nylander can play in the AHL next year from what I've read.

His logic behind not moving up to those spots is pretty sound. “Right now I can’t move up into the top three. So I don’t see a point of moving to four or five or six,” Murray told The News Thursday evening after emerging from the NHL GM meetings at the Hyatt Regency. “There’s three guys I’ve said all along we like. We may have a choice but I doubt it, and one will be there. That’s how we read the draft. We’re happy with those three guys. There’s no point in moving to four or five. We don’t see that big a difference to pay a big price.”

Don't like it. Murray already said there's no point in moving up to 4 or 5, not gonna happen.

Yup. http://www.anaheimcalling.com/2016/6/23/12020630/nhl-trade-rumors-anaheim-ducks-buffalo-sabres-talking-cam-fowler-trade

Yep, and I can already hear the crying. Add in $200M from the G4 loan program, $100M for 20yr naming rights, and we're already in the $500M+ neighborhood.

Nice, we start the season with 4 straight games against the soft Canadian teams

$5M/yr is right in the wheelhouse for this area.

His worst move (by far) is the Moulson contract. /shudder

He's traded a 4th for nobody (Brown) so I'm inclined to say yes, they would. Murray is building the team right, center-out.

Sounds like Eichel gets credited with an assist on this one.

It was a bit overhyped, but still a very, very good documentary. I was a bit shocked when they showed the uncensored crime scene photos (apparently they have never been seen before). Extremely graphic. Edit: Another stunning revelation I never knew is that he made $3M signing memorabilia while in jail. Insane.

All 5 parts are up on the ESPN app if you want to binge-watch.

Fletcher Cox just got $63M guaranteed, so they are about $24M gtd apart lol. Elway must have sh*t when he saw that.

I've read a few reviews of this, and by all accounts it's supposedly brilliant. One critic called it a masterwork and said it may be the first TV show to ever get nominated for an Oscar.

Vision in the pocket, durability.

Yup.

Since we all play the same 2 divisions, it's not a stretch. Only 2 games are based on W/L record. Otherwise we simply rotate divisions in the AFC/NFC each year. You can determine 14 of the 16 games for any given year -- even decades into the future (assuming no expansion).

You lost me here.

I find it interesting that they beat us last year and we were the ones making excuses left and right. In fact, I still here excuses about that game 8 months later.

He is?

Reinhart already plays wing, and the idea to move Eichel to 3rd line is silly. Stamkos has said that he wants to play center, it's just not a perfect fit here. It would be the most exciting offseason move for sure.

Either way, they're not in the playoffs, so what is really the difference? Besides, of course, all the money allocated to Fitz. And I don't think the difference between the two is 6 wins. For someone with the name "FireChan," you sure seem to have taken a liking to him.

The cost alone is the issue. Fitz certainly isn't looking for a 1-year deal, he wants 3 years at minimum and probably structured in a way that makes it very, very difficult for the Jets to walk away from. And if you are going to commit to Fitz for 3 years, you have to commit to Gailey for that long as well - they pretty much come as a package deal. Can you tell your fans the team is trying to win a Superbowl with Fitz as the QB for the next 3 years? Who would buy that?