06-23-2006, 11:42 PM
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Hengelo Wrote:LizardKing51 Wrote:Canucks win that trade hands down, Bertuzzi is a shadow of his former self and Luongo is a great goalie. Well done Nonis, now if the Habs can finally land a decent player who actually produces Ill be happy..cripes when was the last time a Montreal player was in the top 10 in points? Its been way too long.
Didn't Luongo say that if he were traded from the Panthers he would only sign a one-year contract (since he's an RFA), then test the waters next summer as a UFA? If that's the case then the Panthers potentially win this trade - big time.
emperor penguin Wrote:thedarkcanuck Wrote:hock: looks like pronger has requested a trade....wow. well if he wants out, ship him to florida for luongo straight up and then go after redden
good, he's overrated, the only reason he gets so many points is because he's on the ice so much. He's way too slow, they should be able to pick up a good player for him though.
ryan93 Wrote:I was just going to post that too, Bertuzzi only having 1 year left on his contract as well.
I'm looking forward to the Draft tonight, especially since there is no clear cut #1 like Crosby in '05 or Ovechkin in '04. And i think there's a decent chance you could see one of the top picks dealt. Hopefully there will be a few other trades throughout the day/evening as well.
tigerthelion Wrote:Nonis said he has no assurances that Luongo will sign a deal. I applaud Nonis for making the type of move Burke never was willing to make. Now, hopefully he can get something for Cloutier. Maybe he can pull the fleece over Ferguson's eyes and convince him Cloutier is what the Leafs need.
tigerthelion Wrote:Now, hopefully he can get something for Cloutier. Maybe he can pull the fleece over Ferguson's eyes and convince him Cloutier is what the Leafs need.
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cferneyh Wrote:tigerthelion Wrote:Nonis said he has no assurances that Luongo will sign a deal. I applaud Nonis for making the type of move Burke never was willing to make. Now, hopefully he can get something for Cloutier. Maybe he can pull the fleece over Ferguson's eyes and convince him Cloutier is what the Leafs need.
Considering Nonis inherited a playoff team and turned them into a non-playoff team, while Burke inherited a non-playoff team and turned them into a playoff team while dumping salary, well, I'd be applauding Burke. That being said, I think this was a great trade for the 'nucks. I'm actually surprised they were able to get full value for Bertuzzi. Mind you, this is the second time Keenan has traded for Bertuzzi and the first time it was an absolute steal (Bertuzzi AND McCabe AND a pick for Linden - I mean WOW), so he knows what he's doing I guess. And it was pretty clear that Luongo had no intention of staying in Florida. Perhaps Bert can get his head back on straight playing in a non-hockey market.
tigerthelion Wrote:Now, hopefully he can get something for Cloutier. Maybe he can pull the fleece over Ferguson's eyes and convince him Cloutier is what the Leafs need.
Good God, nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!hock:
cferneyh Wrote:It is pretty brutal for you Oil fans to have this happen. Roger Millions was on the Fan here in Calgary yesterday and said that after Game 7 Pronger was the only Oiler who didn't seem terribly upset that they had lost - he was clearly happy that it was over and he was on his way out.
The thing that I don't get is most NHLers have June, July, and August off. When you've got more money than 99.9% of the population and three months off, you are telling me that the Mrs. can't take a few flights back to wherever the hell she wants to be a few times a year?!? I mean grow up.
Steve Simmons has a great line in his column today: "How about trading Mrs. Pronger for Mrs. McCabe".