
Aktuell ists vielleicht noch blöd, aber in absehbarer Zeit kommt da bei den Canes in der Mitte einiges nach. Martin Necas ist ein Toptalent und sollte bald bereit für die NHL sein, dazu liefern Kuokkanen, Saarela, Roy und Geekie in der AHL auch schon gute Zahlen ab.Niederreiter hat bestimmt mehr Offensivpotenzial als Rask. Aber wer soll bei den Canes als Center spielen? :confused:
Aho + Staal (der noch paar Wochen von einer Rückkehr entfernt ist) + 4th Line Centers Wallmark, McKegg und Bishop![]()
Aktuell ists vielleicht noch blöd, aber in absehbarer Zeit kommt da bei den Canes in der Mitte einiges nach. Martin Necas ist ein Toptalent und sollte bald bereit für die NHL sein, dazu liefern Kuokkanen, Saarela, Roy und Geekie in der AHL auch schon gute Zahlen ab.
Aber ich glaub eh nicht, dass die Canes schon fertig sind. Mit Ferland kriegt man wohl keinen Deal hin, den dürfte man zur Deadline wieder abgeben.
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https://buffalonews.com/2019/01/18/buffalo-sabres-patrik-berglund-st-louis-blues-nhl-news/Berglund returned home and has ruled out the possibility of playing hockey again this season. Instead, he wants to focus on his mental health.
"When you feel as bad as I did, and feel what I feel today... I really feel I've made the right decision," Berglund told reporter Pasi Hiirikoski in an article translated from Swedish. "Money is the last thing that means something to me right now."
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"I want to say that I'm really sorry about leaving and letting Buffalo down as a team,' Berglund said in the interview. "The players were wonderful, and I wish the players and the organization nothing but the best in the future. The have not done anything wrong."
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In the recent interview, Berglund said outwardly he tried to act as if he was content with the move. However, he struggled with the transition, which forced him to leave Sweden earlier than usual to arrange a move to Buffalo. Berglund had two goals among four points in his 23-game tenure with the Sabres. He is not ruling out possibly playing hockey again sometime in the future but has turned his focus to finding happiness.
"I don't want to say that this is the end for me, I hope I can find the joy to play again," he said. "Right now, I can't tell whether I will play again or not. I'm in the process of healing."
"quietly"?Mark Giordano has quietly become a Top 5 defenseman in the league the last few years and that hasn’t changed at all this year. He is 2nd among NHL D with 48 points and just recently made his 3rd All-Star team the last 5 years.

Wenn es einen Hockey-Gott gibt, dann traden die Oilers ihren 1st, verpassen die Playoffs trotzdem und der Pick gewinnt dann die Lottery![]()