Blanks has some juice, but he is ALWAYS injured. Might just be too small for the pro game with how hard he plays.
I wish both of them nothing but good luck.
Don is serious, if you aren’t progressing as a player, and you aren’t helping the team improve from being the worst team in the East two years in a row, you gotta go.
Don is the fresh set of eyes we’ve desperately needed. Jarmo would’ve kept all these dudes we’ve cut loose or traded.
NontransferableApe
Fine with me. A fresh set of eyes was well well welllllll overdue. It’s fun seeing all Jarmo’s pet projects go away
Logosmonkey
Sad about Blanks, I always loved that guy. But if you are injured more than you play I guess it doesn’t matter how much fight you have.
ShartRat
Damn. Blankenburg should be an NHL roster player with how he battles easily. Only issue with him is that he plays way too explosively for a guy his size. If injuries didn’t set him back and if we had more space I think he would be a consistent player in the roster. Knowing his ethic he will go work his ass off somewhere else in the league and he’s the one dude we have to get rid of that might actually have an impact somewhere else, but it’s not like we can keep him and he gets hurt a lot.
P-Rickles
This is chaos. It’s about time.
downhill_skeet
Another player our fanbase way overvalued. Blankenburg is a great guy but has no business being on the roster going forward
Waddell finally ripping bandaids off, love to see it
WytopitlockWinds
Cleaning house! No issues with this. The only move I haven’t liked is not making an offer to Bean.
sergei-boobtitsky
Aw man I’m gonna fucking miss Blankenburg
HowIsBabbySharkMade
I and my signed Blankenburg third are very very very sad about this.
mobius_osu
Finally have a GM who understands 80% of the roster wouldn’t make another team’s roster. This is exciting.
bjlight1988
Blankenburg is yet another lovable but not very good player the fanbase liked a lot, but that doesn’t make him good enough at hockey to warrant spending money to keep around.
Ditching these sentimental pet projects continues to be a solid move. We wondered how they would sign all the RFAs, and the answer is apparently only signing the ones good enough to eventually play on a winning hockey team.
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Meyer is an AHL player, pure and simple.
Blanks has some juice, but he is ALWAYS injured. Might just be too small for the pro game with how hard he plays.
I wish both of them nothing but good luck.
Don is serious, if you aren’t progressing as a player, and you aren’t helping the team improve from being the worst team in the East two years in a row, you gotta go.
Don is the fresh set of eyes we’ve desperately needed. Jarmo would’ve kept all these dudes we’ve cut loose or traded.
Fine with me. A fresh set of eyes was well well welllllll overdue. It’s fun seeing all Jarmo’s pet projects go away
Sad about Blanks, I always loved that guy. But if you are injured more than you play I guess it doesn’t matter how much fight you have.
Damn. Blankenburg should be an NHL roster player with how he battles easily. Only issue with him is that he plays way too explosively for a guy his size. If injuries didn’t set him back and if we had more space I think he would be a consistent player in the roster. Knowing his ethic he will go work his ass off somewhere else in the league and he’s the one dude we have to get rid of that might actually have an impact somewhere else, but it’s not like we can keep him and he gets hurt a lot.
This is chaos. It’s about time.
Another player our fanbase way overvalued. Blankenburg is a great guy but has no business being on the roster going forward
Waddell finally ripping bandaids off, love to see it
Cleaning house! No issues with this. The only move I haven’t liked is not making an offer to Bean.
Aw man I’m gonna fucking miss Blankenburg
I and my signed Blankenburg third are very very very sad about this.
Finally have a GM who understands 80% of the roster wouldn’t make another team’s roster. This is exciting.
Blankenburg is yet another lovable but not very good player the fanbase liked a lot, but that doesn’t make him good enough at hockey to warrant spending money to keep around.
Ditching these sentimental pet projects continues to be a solid move. We wondered how they would sign all the RFAs, and the answer is apparently only signing the ones good enough to eventually play on a winning hockey team.