He was playing well until they got any shots on net. I'd say you almost have to get him back in there again soon. If not, would leave far too many questions until next October. If they continue to fall out of contention I'd expect you'll see a lot of him in the next couple months.Revkeith said:
As logical as this is, Chiarelli and, maybe, Julien entered this stretch with the Sword of Damocles over their heads, and starting anyone but Tuukka in net from here on out is daring Charlie to cut the thread. At the end of the day, the team is flawed this year, but too many people are invested in doing desperate things to somehow make it work. I'd really like Charlie to get Chiarelli and Julien in the office, tell them they have carte blanche to make this team better for next year, and let them make moves accordingly.Lupe Whalewatch said:
Fucking your GM in public is a cute thing that appeals to people who think losses are always a function of effort, but it basically guarantees the guy will have no leverage in the trade market. Complete stupidity. So I'm not too optimistic.MiracleOfO2704 said:
Smiling Joe Hesketh said:
They should probably put him back in to start the third period tonight, depending on what they think of his makeup. Let him salvage some pride and confidence and self-respect, and see if he can get his career save percentage over 50%. This game is over anyway.Smiling Joe Hesketh said:
They got hot and decided with the All Star break mixed in they could ride Rask into the ground.The Napkin said:
right. but why does that = we can't trust svedberg that they were just prattling on about?cshea said:
