Il s’agit d’un épisode marquant de The DFO Rundown puisque Jason et Frank ont atteint l’épisode 300 de la série. Ils ont commencé par en parler un peu avant de se lancer dans la discussion sur le hockey. Ils ont débuté à Tampa Bay, où les Bolts ont été rebondis en cinq matchs par les Panthers de la Floride. La grande histoire concerne l’avenir de leur capitaine, Steven Stamkos. Il se trouve tout près du sommet de la liste des 50 meilleurs agents libres de Frank, mais les gars semblent penser qu’il va rester sur place. Cela a conduit à parler d’autres agents libres de renom, comme l’attaquant des Golden Knights Jonathan Marchessault, qui pourrait être sur le point de quitter Vegas. Ils ont également parlé de certains noms plus bas dans la liste, comme le défenseur des Oilers Vinny Desharnais. Cela a déclenché un débat sur la définition d’un véritable défenseur de deuxième paire. À partir de là, ils sont entrés dans les séries éliminatoires dont on parlait et ont brisé la série que Frank couvre entre les Canucks de Vancouver et les Predators de Nashville. Ils ont également frappé les Golden Knights et les Stars et les Oilers battant les Kings pour une troisième saison consécutive. Dans l’édition de Acheter ou Vendre de cette semaine, Tyler a posé aux gars une poignée de questions concernant le carrousel des entraîneurs dans la LNH. 0:00 – Bienvenue au DFO Rundown 15:00 – L’avenir de Stamkos dans TB 14:00 – Les 50 meilleurs agents libres de Frank 16:00 – La ligne bleue des Oilers 24:00 – La série restante du premier tour 27:35 – Canucks vs Predators 31:30 – Que feront les rois ? 38h00 – Acheter ou vendre Vous voulez en savoir plus sur Frank, Jason et toute l’équipe du MPO ? Abonnez-vous à notre YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@dailyfaceoff2563 Vous pouvez participer à toutes les actions des séries éliminatoires sur bet365 en utilisant le code promotionnel DAILY365 sur bet365.com
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Kings fan from their inception in '67 while playing in Long Bach while the GW Forum was still being built. Blake, Bergevin AND Robitaille ALL need to go. Enough is enough of their good ol' boys club.
You guys are the only ones that I enjoy hearing argue 😂 something about it feels like an episode of Curb
As a stars fan, hakanpaa is a 3rd pair. Miro, harley, tanev, Lindell
Someone thinks that building a replica of the Empire State Building in Ednobton means that Edmonton is suddenly a tourist destination. Shoehorning a guy into a role may work short term, but to pay someone to be something he isnt is just bad business going forward
Why are these guys such assholes to each other. This is hard to watch
This is painful. I like both of these guys individually, but they do not go good together. Should stick to your 4 minute radio segments once a week.
I turned this on because I like Gregor, but holy moly is Frank insufferable for more than just a segment. Can’t do it
If Deharnais plays in your second pair long term, the Oil will regret it. He’s 28 in less than a month. He’s not going to get that much better. They tried him with Nurse this year with not great results.
I think firing McClelland was a mistake by the kings!
I’ve been saying buyout PLD since December. If you can’t trade him and his current contract means a buyout is self evident
Faber was never gonna sign in LA that's why they let him be the chip in the Fiala trade
No hurricanes and islanders was unwatchable
Buy. Out. Dubois. At. 1/3. The. Price. While. You. Can.
Maaan… after watching this, I'm even more convinced that Gregor is clueless about player assessments. The Oilers are in cap hell because they paid guys for the player they were going to be in a few years instead of the player they are today. Look at how well that worked out with Nurse? Imagine paying Desharnais $2.75M x 4 and he doesn't live up to that contract? I think in about a year or two the Oilers will have a better idea of the type of player Desharnais is going to be, so they should sign him on a 2-3 year $1.5-2M deal. If he's seeking more money they need to let him go.
I like Hakanpaa, but I agree with Servalli. He's a third pairing D man all day long. He might be a bit underpaid, but the Stars were smart about how they dealt with his contract. That's the type of value the Oilers need to be looking for, and not overpay a third pairing D man.
Edmonton does have bigger guns, but LA is very deep. With the Edmonton PP so strong, that series was decided on a few questionable calls. Take those away and who knows how it goes.
I love how far off these two are to each others POV
I enjoyed the vitriol here. It caused great conversation looking at players in the league as a whole. As a blues fans with crappy d-men getting paid $6.5mil I feel the pain of overpaying underperforming talent.