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Buddy you’re so lost lol. First off, the d market was inflated when Nurse signed we had no choice or let him walk. Mcloed is more talented than Kostin at the same price. Bjugstad wanted money, can’t afford him when we needed to sign a winger and Bouchard. Campbell was a gamble in an off season that had little to no goalie options.

@@Turtle9775 Amazing. "The market was inflated"... So in your mind, when the market is way inflated is a good time to overpay a D man by about 4 mill a year and then wonder how that hurt the team for years and years after cap wise. Interesting reasoning. But what a smart person would have done is let him walk and got 2 solid vet D men in for that same money or less. Kostin was one of forwards this team had with any physicality at all, and they were battered around last year by Vegas even with him. Without him they are are now right back to being a powder puff soft team. If they had let Nurse walk, they would not now be losing Kostin and Bjugstad. But you didn't think of that did ya, because your so smart. And picking up Campbell was just flat out really stupid. Difference tween you and me, Is I said all this over a year ago.)

They lost because they wer etired, keep play 11-7 and letting Connor and leon suck all the ice time for records.... Same goes for Boston chasing a pres. cup points record... manage the team ....don't let the players run the team....SIMPLE

@@brentmac6342 the coaches made that decision not the players anyone knows that. 🧐

@@RR-hu9ht LMAOOOO OK, Signed ex PA Raider, Might know people in Oiler Org, have a great day........🤣

Look CONNOR IN THE EYE AND GO TELL HIM YOU'RE CUTTING HIS ICE TIME BY 5-8 MIN TO REST FOR PLAYOFFS, TELL ME HOW THATS GOES......LMAOOOOO, oooops caps lock, have a good day......

Thanks! Sucks to see him go but he is a Bruins legend.

They are very close. Doesn't seem like there's much losing ahead.

And what exactly would your reasoning be behind that?

@@night_thrasher40 They have a lot of very good players that are motivated to win, and they have a team around them that's capable of winning a cup.

@@allhockeyyt I completely agree with you, personally I think Edmonton and Vegas are still top of the league right now. I believe it'll come down to those 2 teams again. Season hasn't started yet and anything can happen, but I do strongly believe Edmonton is within reaching distance of Lord Stanley

Thank you! That suspension was very questionable for sure, and Nugent-Hopkins will have to step up his game in the playoffs.

They are definitely very close. It’s only a matter of time.

Just need a bit of luck to get on a run. Get a hot goalie or get the right matchups. Took Colorado a few years to get there also

Florida will likely be competitive at that point, so it won’t be a very high pick.

@@allhockeyyt For sure, you're looking at high 20's, at least.

That Huberdeau contract is looking rough right now, but I could definitely see him bouncing back.

@@allhockeyyt For Huberdeau's sake and the Flames sake (though I'm not a Flames fan). I hope you're right. Personally I can't see it, and I don't like the term on the aging Kadri's contract either. Somehow the Leafs must've thought it was fine as hired Trevling as GM....replacing the the inept (IMO) Dubas

@@keithball6480 I'm not saying he's about to get 115 points again, but it's fair to expect him to get back to at least a point per game.

The Sharks will definitely need him to play up to his potential if they want to be more competitive.

@@allhockeyyt Like you mentioned he just slid down the depth chart. Some guys need those top line minutes to get in a rhythm to feel the game. It's hard to play 3rd or 4th line minutes after playing top line minutes in juniors. I hope he plays well.

@@brandons9138Your 100% right. He's skill guy that needs his minutes in the top six.

Yzerman was probably was reluctant to sign him to a long term deal because of all of his injuries.

Thanks! Wherever Karlsson goes, I hope he gets a good chance to win.

He’s got to do what’s best for him.

@@allhockeyyt yeah a one year deal 😂 he definitely did what was best for him....

@@wrxspeed5042 Clearly there wasn't a market for what he was looking for on a long term deal, so the one year was best for him. He has the chance to get paid big next summer.

@@allhockeyyt if he stays healthy Boston would of gave him a one year but he said he wanted to test free agency he wanted a 6 year deal but decided oh I'll sign one year with the leafs I don't like that kind of stuff he should of just been honest

@@wrxspeed5042 Like I explained in the video, when he went back to Boston they couldn't afford him.

That’s the maximum “base salary.” Entry-level contracts, especially for players like Bedard, carry crazy performance bonuses typically and all kinds of other caveats that ultimately make the player a lot more money than their cap-hit of $925k-$950k

I get all that.... I think I just had a problem with how the beginning of the video was worded. He said the contract was WORTH 13.35 million over 3 years. Technically, the contract is worth 2.85 million over three years WITH THE POTENTIAL to be much more with performance bonuses. Just a wording issue. No worries! I hope the kid crushes!

@@100ballster yeah I gotcha, that makes total sense. Would’ve made more sense if it was worded that way instead. But agreed, I hope he kills it! Such a big fan. Anyone who loves hockey can’t help but be excited

@@gavinjohnston8156 Absolutely 👍🏻

Definitely think he can get at least 60 points.

They are looking good. It’s only a matter of time.

@@allhockeyyt I agree ☝️

This was definitely one of his good moves.

Many teams barely have any cap space with the flat cap.

Great contract, such a steal for the Oilers.

Yeah I could definitely see him waking next summer, but the free agent class is so good the Leafs wouldn’t have a hard time replacing him.

They have a very shallow prospect pool, but at least they got a cup.

He’s quite a good GM. He deserves some respect

Or because they’ll be really bad.

They are scary right now, I can’t imagine in 5 years.