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Penspal wrote:According to the postgame article on NHL.com, cuts to be made today...
"Bylsma said the Penguins will be making cuts on Tuesday morning. They had 55 players divided into three groups the first few days of training camp, but will go down to two practice groups moving forward."
I'm sure there will be some easy ones....
czwalga wrote:Penspal wrote:According to the postgame article on NHL.com, cuts to be made today...
"Bylsma said the Penguins will be making cuts on Tuesday morning. They had 55 players divided into three groups the first few days of training camp, but will go down to two practice groups moving forward."
I'm sure there will be some easy ones....
Fleury?
Crankshaft wrote:czwalga wrote:Penspal wrote:According to the postgame article on NHL.com, cuts to be made today...
"Bylsma said the Penguins will be making cuts on Tuesday morning. They had 55 players divided into three groups the first few days of training camp, but will go down to two practice groups moving forward."
I'm sure there will be some easy ones....
Fleury?
How many goals did Vokoun give up last night?
Gaucho wrote:Pittsburgh also re-assigned 11 players today. Dea, goaltenders Matt Murray and Tristan Jarry and forward Matia Marcantuoni were sent back to their respective junior teams. Forwards Paul Thompson, Tom Kostopoulos, Brian Gibbons and Dominik Uher, and defensemen Clark Seymour, Reid McNeill and Nick D'Agostino were sent to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=682861&cmpid=pit-twt-penguins
Fleury survived the cut.
IntangibleBeer wrote:Gaucho wrote:Pittsburgh also re-assigned 11 players today. Dea, goaltenders Matt Murray and Tristan Jarry and forward Matia Marcantuoni were sent back to their respective junior teams. Forwards Paul Thompson, Tom Kostopoulos, Brian Gibbons and Dominik Uher, and defensemen Clark Seymour, Reid McNeill and Nick D'Agostino were sent to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=682861&cmpid=pit-twt-penguins
Fleury survived the cut.
D'Agostino? Wasn't he supposed to be the 2nd coming of Matt Cooke? How's the grinder / forechecking /PK line(s) looking?
Crankshaft wrote:czwalga wrote:Penspal wrote:According to the postgame article on NHL.com, cuts to be made today...
"Bylsma said the Penguins will be making cuts on Tuesday morning. They had 55 players divided into three groups the first few days of training camp, but will go down to two practice groups moving forward."
I'm sure there will be some easy ones....
Fleury?
How many goals did Vokoun give up last night?
czwalga wrote:Crankshaft wrote:czwalga wrote:Penspal wrote:According to the postgame article on NHL.com, cuts to be made today...
"Bylsma said the Penguins will be making cuts on Tuesday morning. They had 55 players divided into three groups the first few days of training camp, but will go down to two practice groups moving forward."
I'm sure there will be some easy ones....
Fleury?
How many goals did Vokoun give up last night?
Vokoun didn't play well last night, however unlike most people I look at things over time and can still remember fleury's last 3 or 4 playoffs, along with his below avg regular season numbers.
Rylan wrote:Vokoun during the regular season was not top snuff. His playoffs were good, but don't act like Vokoun was Brodeur last year either.
IntangibleBeer wrote:Gaucho wrote:Pittsburgh also re-assigned 11 players today. Dea, goaltenders Matt Murray and Tristan Jarry and forward Matia Marcantuoni were sent back to their respective junior teams. Forwards Paul Thompson, Tom Kostopoulos, Brian Gibbons and Dominik Uher, and defensemen Clark Seymour, Reid McNeill and Nick D'Agostino were sent to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=682861&cmpid=pit-twt-penguins
Fleury survived the cut.
D'Agostino? Wasn't he supposed to be the 2nd coming of Matt Cooke? How's the grinder / forechecking /PK line(s) looking?
GSdrums87 wrote:D'Agostino is a defenseman.
MRandall25 wrote:D'Agostni is the 3rd liner
Crankshaft wrote:I think you're thinking of Ken Agostino, who we traded to the Flames in the Iginla trade.
Rylan wrote:czwalga wrote:Crankshaft wrote:czwalga wrote:Penspal wrote:According to the postgame article on NHL.com, cuts to be made today...
"Bylsma said the Penguins will be making cuts on Tuesday morning. They had 55 players divided into three groups the first few days of training camp, but will go down to two practice groups moving forward."
I'm sure there will be some easy ones....
Fleury?
How many goals did Vokoun give up last night?
Vokoun didn't play well last night, however unlike most people I look at things over time and can still remember fleury's last 3 or 4 playoffs, along with his below avg regular season numbers.
Vokoun during the regular season was not top snuff. His playoffs were good, but don't act like Vokoun was Brodeur last year either.
It'sagreatdayforhockey! wrote:IntangibleBeer wrote:Gaucho wrote:Pittsburgh also re-assigned 11 players today. Dea, goaltenders Matt Murray and Tristan Jarry and forward Matia Marcantuoni were sent back to their respective junior teams. Forwards Paul Thompson, Tom Kostopoulos, Brian Gibbons and Dominik Uher, and defensemen Clark Seymour, Reid McNeill and Nick D'Agostino were sent to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=682861&cmpid=pit-twt-penguins
Fleury survived the cut.
D'Agostino? Wasn't he supposed to be the 2nd coming of Matt Cooke? How's the grinder / forechecking /PK line(s) looking?GSdrums87 wrote:D'Agostino is a defenseman.MRandall25 wrote:D'Agostni is the 3rd linerCrankshaft wrote:I think you're thinking of Ken Agostino, who we traded to the Flames in the Iginla trade.
Bravo guys
czwalga wrote:Vokoun and Fleury basically had the same regular season stats last year. Fleury better GAA, Vokoun better SV%. One makes 5 mill a year, the other doesn't. One has collapsed in 4? straight playoffs, the other hasn't.
I'm not trying to talk up Vokoun like he's a world beater, but he's no worse than fleury at his best (considering everyone said fleury played great in the regular season last year).
Fleury played great 2 games 5 years ago. With some people here thats enough for the rest of his career. Really other than those 2 games I thought he played pretty poor, the year before when they lost was when he played his best. 6 years ago? Mats Sundin was still a good hockey player in the NHL thats how long ago.
shmenguin wrote:There's no reason to change the arrangement. Keep fleury as the starter. keep him on a short leash in the playoffs.
mikey287 wrote:We have a competent backup in Vokoun. Teams with two backups that play our type of style will not make the playoffs (see: Philadelphia).
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