If you're a hockey fan, sure. I would come just to watch Bolduc after his eye-opening junior season.
I'e said this before, covering hockey has been a pleasant late-career surprise. I actually think I did some of my best writing and reporting for some of those bad Rams teams. But it certainly is a more pleasant work enviroment when you're covering a winning team. And the Blues sure seem to have their act together.
Last call for questions. Speak now, or wait till next week.
I say there's no way Calgary makes that trade straight up. Tkachuk is only 24.
Yeah, I just saw that as well.
I read somewhere that David Quinn was beleived to be the frontrunner in Boston - for what it's worth. The early line in Winnipeg I thought was that Montgomery was next in line if Trotz didn't take the job. I haven't heard much at all out of Detroit.
Thank you! Much appreciated.
I don't think so. But I'm not entirely certain. They seemed to be pretty popular.
Yeah, I see your point. And it's a good one. But I don't think the Flames can pull the trigger on Tkachuk until they close any Gaudreau deal. And the Flames do have nearly $27 million of cap space, so it's possible they could re-sign both.
It's kind of an apples to oranges thing since Fiala is a restricted free agent and Zadorov is an urnrestricted free agent.
I think especially during the past two offseasons with COVID at its height, many if not most of the Blues stayed here. With border and travel restrictions now eased, I think a lot of the Blues are heading back home.at least for a few weeks to see family and friends.
The Fiala move notwitstanding, it's very rare that RFA's switch teams. So I would say doubtful.
I learned pretty early on, with Armstrong you never say never.
After an impressive late run of questions, I bid farewell for this chat. Have a happy and safe 4th and talk to you next week.
