itzabreeze said:
No Prospects playing........ so stats time.
Bourdon now has the 8th best +/- of D-man in the Q
Bourdon now has the 8th best +/- of D-man in the Q
ZOMG but I heard he couldn't play in his own end up here and looks lost back there.
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ZOMG but I heard he couldn't play in his own end up here and looks lost back there.
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Can't spell Kesler without Selke.
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Slapyourself if you think Kesler will score 25+ goals, he just doesn't have the offensive skill.
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 03:50 PM
Millerdraft said:
itzabreeze said:
No Prospects playing........ so stats time.
Bourdon now has the 8th best +/- of D-man in the Q
Bourdon now has the 8th best +/- of D-man in the Q
ZOMG but I heard he couldn't play in his own end up here and looks lost back there.
Yawn. :twisted:
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 04:15 PM
Hey didn't anyone notice that the Sopel deal now says 2008 draft picks. So as of right now we have 1 1st and 2 2nd in 2007. Shouldn't have a problem drafting that center we need.
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 04:30 PM
Dortmund said:
Hey didn't anyone notice that the Sopel deal now says 2008 draft picks. So as of right now we have 1 1st and 2 2nd in 2007. Shouldn't have a problem drafting that center we need.
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 04:47 PM
itzabreeze said:
Millerdraft said:
itzabreeze said:
No Prospects playing........ so stats time.
Bourdon now has the 8th best +/- of D-man in the Q
Bourdon now has the 8th best +/- of D-man in the Q
ZOMG but I heard he couldn't play in his own end up here and looks lost back there.
Yawn. :twisted:
You did sense that post was dripping right? :wink:
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Can't spell Kesler without Selke.
QUOTE (VictorHedman @ Aug 23 2008, 12:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Slapyourself if you think Kesler will score 25+ goals, he just doesn't have the offensive skill.
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 04:50 PM
I believe we will have two 2nd round picks this year. Chicago gets either ours or Anaheim's depending on the standings. TSN now put that LA get's our 2nd round pick next year. Could be wrong though.
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Lolz at loser Canucks. Thank god I'm an Isles fan.
...err what?
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February 27, 2007
Mensator pays dearly for injury
Czech goalie prospect Lukas Mensator had to watch from the bench as his team, Karlovy Vary, was swept in the first round of the Extra League playoffs by Trinec, bringing an unlucky season for the Canuck draftee to a disappointing end.
Mensator started into the season as his team's undisputed #1 goalie and apparently was up to the task by winning five of his first seven starts, allowing more than two goals against only on one occasion.
But then his early form began to fade and he dropped four of the next five decisions, prompting head coach Zdenek Verena to hand over the starting role to veteran and career minor leaguer Lukas Sablik for the next six games.
Mensator had regained his form when he returned into the net, winning three of four starts, including his only shutout of the season, a 3-0 Karlovy Vary victory at Hamé on November 15.
Just when the eager Canuck draftee was on his way to yet another win two days later, he had to leave the game against Sparta Prague with an injury late in the second period.
This time, Sablik used Mensator's short absence to establish himself as the starter with seven wins (three of them shutouts) in the next ten games.
Mensator had to wait until Janurary 16 for his next chance, and posted two wins in three games.
But on January 23 a miserable outing at Litvinov finally ruined his season, when he allowed three goals on 15 shots and got the hook after the first period.
After that, the only time Mensator would be back in goal for the remainder of the season was on January 30 against Pardubice, when he was inserted into a shootout which he lost.
Mensator finished the 06-07 campaign with a record of 11-10-0, a GAA of 2.37, a SP of 93.52, and a shutout.
For comparison, his record last season was 14-10-8, with a 2.09 GAA, a SP of 94.16, and five shutouts.
Mensator's overall record in three Extra League seasons now stands at 28-24-11. Certainly not bad numbers for a young goalie at the highest pro level in his country, but whether and where he gets the chance and confidence of a coaching staff to be the main man over an entire season remains to be seen.
Mensator pays dearly for injury
Czech goalie prospect Lukas Mensator had to watch from the bench as his team, Karlovy Vary, was swept in the first round of the Extra League playoffs by Trinec, bringing an unlucky season for the Canuck draftee to a disappointing end.
Mensator started into the season as his team's undisputed #1 goalie and apparently was up to the task by winning five of his first seven starts, allowing more than two goals against only on one occasion.
But then his early form began to fade and he dropped four of the next five decisions, prompting head coach Zdenek Verena to hand over the starting role to veteran and career minor leaguer Lukas Sablik for the next six games.
Mensator had regained his form when he returned into the net, winning three of four starts, including his only shutout of the season, a 3-0 Karlovy Vary victory at Hamé on November 15.
Just when the eager Canuck draftee was on his way to yet another win two days later, he had to leave the game against Sparta Prague with an injury late in the second period.
This time, Sablik used Mensator's short absence to establish himself as the starter with seven wins (three of them shutouts) in the next ten games.
Mensator had to wait until Janurary 16 for his next chance, and posted two wins in three games.
But on January 23 a miserable outing at Litvinov finally ruined his season, when he allowed three goals on 15 shots and got the hook after the first period.
After that, the only time Mensator would be back in goal for the remainder of the season was on January 30 against Pardubice, when he was inserted into a shootout which he lost.
Mensator finished the 06-07 campaign with a record of 11-10-0, a GAA of 2.37, a SP of 93.52, and a shutout.
For comparison, his record last season was 14-10-8, with a 2.09 GAA, a SP of 94.16, and five shutouts.
Mensator's overall record in three Extra League seasons now stands at 28-24-11. Certainly not bad numbers for a young goalie at the highest pro level in his country, but whether and where he gets the chance and confidence of a coaching staff to be the main man over an entire season remains to be seen.
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 07:09 PM
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February 27, 2007
Mensator pays dearly for injury
Czech goalie prospect Lukas Mensator had to watch from the bench as his team, Karlovy Vary, was swept in the first round of the Extra League playoffs by Trinec, bringing an unlucky season for the Canuck draftee to a disappointing end.
Mensator started into the season as his team's undisputed #1 goalie and apparently was up to the task by winning five of his first seven starts, allowing more than two goals against only on one occasion.
But then his early form began to fade and he dropped four of the next five decisions, prompting head coach Zdenek Verena to hand over the starting role to veteran and career minor leaguer Lukas Sablik for the next six games.
Mensator had regained his form when he returned into the net, winning three of four starts, including his only shutout of the season, a 3-0 Karlovy Vary victory at Hamé on November 15.
Just when the eager Canuck draftee was on his way to yet another win two days later, he had to leave the game against Sparta Prague with an injury late in the second period.
This time, Sablik used Mensator's short absence to establish himself as the starter with seven wins (three of them shutouts) in the next ten games.
Mensator had to wait until Janurary 16 for his next chance, and posted two wins in three games.
But on January 23 a miserable outing at Litvinov finally ruined his season, when he allowed three goals on 15 shots and got the hook after the first period.
After that, the only time Mensator would be back in goal for the remainder of the season was on January 30 against Pardubice, when he was inserted into a shootout which he lost.
Mensator finished the 06-07 campaign with a record of 11-10-0, a GAA of 2.37, a SP of 93.52, and a shutout.
For comparison, his record last season was 14-10-8, with a 2.09 GAA, a SP of 94.16, and five shutouts.
Mensator's overall record in three Extra League seasons now stands at 28-24-11. Certainly not bad numbers for a young goalie at the highest pro level in his country, but whether and where he gets the chance and confidence of a coaching staff to be the main man over an entire season remains to be seen.
Mensator pays dearly for injury
Czech goalie prospect Lukas Mensator had to watch from the bench as his team, Karlovy Vary, was swept in the first round of the Extra League playoffs by Trinec, bringing an unlucky season for the Canuck draftee to a disappointing end.
Mensator started into the season as his team's undisputed #1 goalie and apparently was up to the task by winning five of his first seven starts, allowing more than two goals against only on one occasion.
But then his early form began to fade and he dropped four of the next five decisions, prompting head coach Zdenek Verena to hand over the starting role to veteran and career minor leaguer Lukas Sablik for the next six games.
Mensator had regained his form when he returned into the net, winning three of four starts, including his only shutout of the season, a 3-0 Karlovy Vary victory at Hamé on November 15.
Just when the eager Canuck draftee was on his way to yet another win two days later, he had to leave the game against Sparta Prague with an injury late in the second period.
This time, Sablik used Mensator's short absence to establish himself as the starter with seven wins (three of them shutouts) in the next ten games.
Mensator had to wait until Janurary 16 for his next chance, and posted two wins in three games.
But on January 23 a miserable outing at Litvinov finally ruined his season, when he allowed three goals on 15 shots and got the hook after the first period.
After that, the only time Mensator would be back in goal for the remainder of the season was on January 30 against Pardubice, when he was inserted into a shootout which he lost.
Mensator finished the 06-07 campaign with a record of 11-10-0, a GAA of 2.37, a SP of 93.52, and a shutout.
For comparison, his record last season was 14-10-8, with a 2.09 GAA, a SP of 94.16, and five shutouts.
Mensator's overall record in three Extra League seasons now stands at 28-24-11. Certainly not bad numbers for a young goalie at the highest pro level in his country, but whether and where he gets the chance and confidence of a coaching staff to be the main man over an entire season remains to be seen.
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:unsure: I got a boner from looking at a guy.. :unsure:
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 07:17 PM
So...pending any trades before the draft, how many draft picks do we have for this upcoming draft?
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Posted 27 February 2007 - 10:14 PM
The Imposter said:
So...pending any trades before the draft, how many draft picks do we have for this upcoming draft?
1st Round
2nd Round
2nd Round
3rd Round
5th Round
6th Round
7th Round
I think..
QUOTE (jaywins16 @ Dec 18 2008, 03:55 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Wow Brilliant comeback, why not just copy and paste what I write!
And no you are lost, if you dont like this topic dont come in here and waste your time!
And no you are lost, if you dont like this topic dont come in here and waste your time!
QUOTE (Lost Canuck @ Dec 18 2008, 03:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Wow Brilliant comeback, why not just copy and paste what I write!
And no you are lost, if you dont like this topic dont come in here and waste your time!
And no you are lost, if you dont like this topic dont come in here and waste your time!
R.I.P. Luc Bourdon
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Posted 28 February 2007 - 01:16 AM
Rough Neck said:
The Imposter said:
So...pending any trades before the draft, how many draft picks do we have for this upcoming draft?
1st Round
2nd Round
2nd Round
3rd Round
5th Round
6th Round
7th Round
I think..
Not bad.
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Posted 28 February 2007 - 10:52 AM
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B Kuzma said:
Rahimi coming to the moose?
I think his team is almost out of it...so soon I hope.
Rahimi will monsterize the AHL. Excited to see a top notch shut down guy play for the moose.
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Posted 28 February 2007 - 12:18 PM
Canucks Own You said:
timw33 said:
B Kuzma said:
Rahimi coming to the moose?
I think his team is almost out of it...so soon I hope.
Rahimi will monsterize the AHL. Excited to see a top notch shut down guy play for the moose.
I would like to see Rahimi paired with Edler. Mess with Edler and Rahimi is going to **** you up :twisted:
Edler seems to get knocked around.... but once he fills out he will be an even better player.
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Posted 28 February 2007 - 12:38 PM
Toxic,
Any news on the Hansen interview?.
Any news on the Hansen interview?.
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Posted 28 February 2007 - 12:44 PM
Prospect Games for Wed.
Try-City @ Wheat Kings (Simek)
Spokane Cheifs @ Winter Hawks (Grabtastic)
Try-City @ Wheat Kings (Simek)
Spokane Cheifs @ Winter Hawks (Grabtastic)
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Toxic RD thinks he is a prospect pro 
he IS a pro at this. Though I don't know where he gets the time...
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