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Post by garyu on Jun 14, 2019 2:22:45 GMT
What does that tell ya, Troy?
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Post by gadi on Jun 14, 2019 15:49:37 GMT
Pretty sure the Panthers aren't winning anytime in the next decade...
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Post by garyu on Jun 14, 2019 16:39:03 GMT
Pretty sure the Panthers aren't winning anytime in the next decade... You underestimate Coach 'Active Sticks'.
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Post by lari on Jun 14, 2019 17:40:54 GMT
And Panarin and Bobrovsky.
But yeah. They need to get rid of Brouwer first to stand a chance
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Post by jimc on Jun 16, 2019 1:42:07 GMT
Agreed. NHL wanted parity and now it is secured. Nonetheless, parity is a two way street and going from 1st to worst is just as likely. Biggest thing in my opinion is not having any single player making over 10 % of the cap. That gives you the best chance of competing when you can spread the wealth and roll 4 lines. This is a great point, but teams will never be good about balancing their cap if they get a superstar. Whether it's a smart move for the team, it's generally the only move from a PR sense. Look at how Isle fans went crazy when Tavares left and then pretended that no they weren't still butthurt when he came to town, even though the team appears to be a lot better without him (I'd probably argue that they would have been even better with Tavares, that it was more NoNeck coming in than Tavares leaving, but whatever, fans are going to be blind to reality). Isles better without Tavares...that's so awesome...shitbag fans. Dude is a superstar.
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