Jammerz04 wrote:
sabretoothpick wrote:
We have too many offensive d-man. Ehrhoff, Myers, Leopold, Sekera have all their upside in the o-zone and are mediocre at best in the d-zone (Myers used to be better).
I think we have enough scoring potential up front, it's just that too many skilled forwards aren't showing up.
Yah I agree that we have too many "offesnive" defensemen. You could add Grags to that list also until yesterday's game that is. We definately need another Regehr type of defensemen on this team.
We do have the scoring potential but the "scorring forwards" instead of Vanek are those forwards that you know just show up sometimes here and there and end up with a good showing at the end of the season with a 20 goal or so season. Stafford was nothing but luck last year and everyone knows I didn't like this signing. The guys on pace for a whopping 37 points 22 of them goals. We defniately need another scorer in here I don't know who is available this early in the season but Darcy needs to get someone with a good level of consistency on the offesnive side of the puck in here. And we've got the pieces to bring in someone to help Vanek and Pominville...
Maybe have a chat with Sutter while they are in town about the availability of Iggy;)
1. "On pace" stats are skewed and absolutely ridiculous at the beginning of the year. Will Vanek actually put up 130+ points? No.
2. Consistency? Iginla is notorious for his slow starts, thereby subtracting from his consistency. The only thing consistent about him is he catches fire in the last half of the season.
3. Iginla costs 7 mill per year. How do you suggest we fit that shit in?
4. As for your assessment of our gioal scorers, I'm sorry but unless you have an elite palyer like Vanek, Datsyuk, Giroux, Kopitar, etc., you're not gonna get point per game or amazing performances every night. That's why those players cost 6 million+ and Stafford costs 4 million. You have to accept that these players might not show up every game or consistently put up points throughout the year. Every team has these struggles and it's not just Buffalo's "heartless" team.