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Yes? A little bit?
Gotta remember that we have young players coming up from the minors – imagine a player like Mackie Samoskevich or Uvis Balinskis coming up and performing in our system better then OEL or Tarasenko
They have Bobrobski still and lots of weapons agreed 100%. The cup still belongs to them until another team can take it away. Oilers vs Panthers is my pick for a finals re-match but the Oilers return the favor next time around.
Honestly every single Panthers departure hurts more emotionally than it does on the ice. Cats arguably got better, at worst they’re the same.
Yes, but probably still good enough to dispatch of the bruins again in the playoffs.
Their core players are still there which I think is the most important part if they want to repeat. They lost a TON of depth tho which is definitely gonna hurt them this year. I think the panthers are more focused on keeping the ball rolling long term over trying to push for another cup next season. Their window will be open a longggg time. They probably did get a bit worse now, but they left the door open for more shots in the future by securing their best players for years to come even if it meant letting guys walk. Who knows, maybe the guys they‘ve had sitting in the AHL will turn out to be studs
I guess Zito wanted to keep as much players as he could but couldn't and had to make tough decisions
Yes more than likely
Florida panthers made some of those players and some got paid because of what they accomplished I'm not afraid. Zito knows what's up
the players who left where good in the panthers system but people forget OEL was as good in other teams systems same with the other losses you cant know if someone will be good untill they play with a team for a few months rino was seen as a bust before moving to the panthers same with bennet and tkachuk
They don't have the money to make big splashes, but they still have their core locked down. The only place I feel is iffy is their D core. I feel they are still an elite team, but time will tell
On paper yes. However long term I think we’ll be fine. the big thing is keeping Rhino and locking in Lundell for the foreseeable future. Kid is a stud
It's not about having the best players. It's about having the right players. Remember a lot of players your talking about were throw away players on other teams. But when they came here they got their chance to shine.
a SUPER small step back just to have a huge step forward when the Bob contract is up. Also, the 4th line will be better this year than last. Stenlund is the only 4th line loss, Lomberg wasnt good lmao
Losing those smaller glue guys have a bigger impact than the stats can show
Will still be better than the Bruins either way!
Next season they have to deal with Vaerhegue contract on top of Bennett and Ekblad. So far, they got a little worse on paper, but some of these additions can surprise.
We have income tax just not the extra state taxes everyone else pays
Lundell deal might play out so well. He's not putting up big numbers yet but his overall play is similar to Barkov. Reliable on both sides of the ice. If he starts to put up point like Barky that'll be a steal