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That was one of the laziest defensive shifts I have ever seen. No urgency to get to the puck and terrible clearing attempts. What a joke that was.

Don't feel good about this at all. Bruins have a ton of experience, a horseshoe up their arses, and are dirty as fug. Game 7 even at home is not good.

Yep. Gonna need a lot of guys to step up tomorrow. And stop taking stupid penalties.

Thought about him after I posted. I agree with TDA too.

Brendon Smith was the only one who brought it last night. After the first hit he took and another dirty hit later he started destroying guys.

I don't think anybody disagrees with you and pretty certain the front office agrees and wants to grab a QB. But, nobody thinks one of these QBs available is worth risking next year's draft.

2021...at pick 8 we select the first defensive player in the draft. 2022....at pick 6 we select the first offensive player in the draft. What does it mean? Not sure. But I think we did very very well in both cases.

Definitely needs to learn to hang onto his stick. And his aggressiveness is going to lead to some awesome saves but some mild heart attacks too. I'm excited for more!

https://twitter.com/Canes/status/1517874682510422017?t=VNbdgw0imLowvthzGg0sJw&s=19

I asked Walt Ruff on Twitter if he could help solve the mystery. He responded that he will look into it and see what he can find out. It makes sense that he would be listed larger in pre-draft reports since he is from Russia.

One thing I notice is his height is all over the map. The Wolves roster lists him at 6'0 and I've seen different profiles list him all over from 6'1 - 6'4.

Let's goooooooo

Let's gooooo

Don't disagree but I highly doubt that he sees the NHL this season at all.

Not likely to see the bigs this season and that's a good thing. They want to give him some time to get used to the game on North America. Also, the Canes are a legit Cup contender and need to win every game we can to make the playoff route the "easiest" possible.

Pyotr stole the game against Texas and was the first star. https://twitter.com/Chicago_Wolves/status/1500297551236546564?t=Vse0vAYjCWEqYd2UBUHcNg&s=19

Agreed. I've followed him closely as well and hoping he's our next franchise goalie. Along with what you've mentioned, it's also normal for young goalies from overseas to get at least a full season in North America to get used to the ice and style of play. I'm really hoping he comes over for good next season but we'll see.

And that's a fair argument. To be honest, I REALLY like Cross. But if we think Armstead can be healthy (big IF), it's also very intriguing to have something like Armstead + Linderbaum/Ekonwu + additional draft pick instead of only Cross.

So was Trent Williams and the same exact argument was made on him on this same message board. Now everyone is mad we didn't sign him. Matt Kalil was never good even before he signed. That's the difference.

Signing Armstead would make a ton of sense from a strictly personnel standpoint. Proven LT that pushes BC inside. Allows you to trade down and pick up more draft capital and could very likely still come away with a guy like Linderbaum or Ekonwu. I would be surprised if we sign a LT to draft a QB.

So is ST-O but they are buried at this point so I didn't include them. Corn Elder is also on the practice squad.

Just leaving this here: 2020 CBs Donte Jackson Rasul Douglas Troy Pride Jr Stanley Thomas-Oliver Corn Elder Eli Apple 2021 DBs Donte Jackson Jaycee Horn AJ Bouye Stephon Gilmore CJ Henderson Rashaan Melvin

It was on Bally Sports. Much better than watching the Lightning feed the other night.

One thing is for sure - Jarvis can definitely generate some dangerous offensive chances.