AZSIOUX Posted October 19, 2007 Posted October 19, 2007 He might only have a one way contract, I believe he is to be paid 600,000.00 this season. Nice pay check for not doing too much. I read that basically that Milan Lucic is probably holding the spot in the line up that Bochenski could be playing in. Personally I think Bochenski gives the Bruins more options than Lucic who is nothing more than a Goon in my opinion, Lucic was supposed to go back to his junior team but ended up staying with the team... If I was Bochenski I would request a trade a to a team that is in need of offense, There are teams out there that would probably use him. The wrap on Bo is that he can't play defense. a player who cant even get in a lineup for the bruins requesting a trade, umm sorry... i dont think BO has much say in that matter. now crosby or ovechkin would but not a 19th forward thats scratched every night. who knows where a players games at when he doesnt play. i think he is on a 1 way contract so the bruins could care less as they cant send him down. hopefully they will put him on waivers so he can get a 4th chance somewhere. Quote
Speez Posted October 19, 2007 Posted October 19, 2007 He might only have a one way contract, I believe he is to be paid 600,000.00 this season. Nice pay check for not doing too much. I read that basically that Milan Lucic is probably holding the spot in the line up that Bochenski could be playing in. Personally I think Bochenski gives the Bruins more options than Lucic who is nothing more than a Goon in my opinion, Lucic was supposed to go back to his junior team but ended up staying with the team... If I was Bochenski I would request a trade a to a team that is in need of offense, There are teams out there that would probably use him. The wrap on Bo is that he can't play defense. The Blackhawks could always use more scoring help. Oh yeah, they already had him & blew it. Quote
choyt3 Posted October 19, 2007 Posted October 19, 2007 Could it be possible that Bochenski is hurt? If so, is there any reason to not put a player on the DL? I've heard some rumblings about a bum ankle. Quote
31-9 Posted October 19, 2007 Posted October 19, 2007 Could it be possible that Bochenski is hurt? If so, is there any reason to not put a player on the DL? I've heard some rumblings about a bum ankle. Nope he's not hurt. The lineup they have is working for them right now so Julien's not going to change it. From the Coach's own mouth: Two guys who haven Quote
choyt3 Posted October 19, 2007 Posted October 19, 2007 Nope he's not hurt. The lineup they have is working for them right now so Julien's not going to change it. From the Coach's own mouth: Source - New England Hockey Journal Thanks for the info. Quote
dallassiouxfan Posted October 19, 2007 Posted October 19, 2007 Thanks for the info. Thanks for the info. The lineup didn't seem to impressive when I watched them get spanked by the stars the other day. They could have used some offense that night. Quote
JoeMorelli Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 Jonathan's goal: http://youtube.com/watch?v=obp8G2JFgkM Keep in mind, those are the Avs announcers Quote
Siouxdonyms Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 Johnny's goal: http://youtube.com/watch?v=obp8G2JFgkM "What a move!!!!" NHL....meet Jonny Toews! Quote
luapsided Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 New god of NHL. what a effin goal! WOW!~!!!~~~~!!!!! Quote
Siouxman Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 What a goal!!! Absolutely incredible. Congratulations Chicago, you have a jewel. Quote
redwing77 Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 The announcer couldn't keep up with it. What a beautiful goal. A flipping 1 on 3 and he made them look silly. Quote
Goon Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 Jonathan's goal: http://youtube.com/watch?v=obp8G2JFgkM Keep in mind, those are the Avs announcers Wow, anyone know who assisted on that goal? Not that it matters. Quote
keikla Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 I'm pretty sure that it was Kane who fed it up the ice to Toews Quote
AZSIOUX Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 Wow, anyone know who assisted on that goal? Not that it matters. you kidding me.wow Quote
MissSioux85 Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 Toews' goal was #1 on SportsCenter's Top 10 plays of the day! Quote
sioux rube Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 Toews' goal was #1 on SportsCenter's Top 10 plays of the day! It deserved to be.Rookie of the year in the making. Quote
THETRIOUXPER Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 Yeah, Johnny's goal was awesome. Hello, wcha, ncaa, whoever, please take note. You could see these types of plays at the college level if the games were officiated correctly. In the NHL, skilled players are allowed to be just that. The officials calling the game the way it should be has opened the game up for players like Johnny. I wish our league could get their s&!t together so the quality of the college game could get to that level. Congrats John, keep up the good work. Quote
The Sicatoka Posted October 20, 2007 Posted October 20, 2007 That was Toews in a game? Well that makes more sense because I was starting to wonder when teams started to put opposing jerseys on their orange pylons in practice. Quote
redwing77 Posted October 21, 2007 Posted October 21, 2007 Yeah, Johnny's goal was awesome. Hello, wcha, ncaa, whoever, please take note. You could see these types of plays at the college level if the games were officiated correctly. In the NHL, skilled players are allowed to be just that. The officials calling the game the way it should be has opened the game up for players like Johnny. I wish our league could get their s&!t together so the quality of the college game could get to that level. Congrats John, keep up the good work. Couldn't agree more, but it won't happen. A few reasons: 1. Too costly. THey'd have to fire many personnel (including Greg Shepherd) and train in new staff to do it. 2. It would mean McLeod admitting that he was wrong at something. He was wrong about the direction the WCHA officiating was going. He was wrong that hiring Greg Shepherd full time would solve the officiating problem... and so on. Administrators with egos like McLeod's are many things, but they are NEVER wrong (in their eyes anyways). Quote
tnt Posted October 21, 2007 Posted October 21, 2007 Couldn't agree more, but it won't happen. A few reasons: 1. Too costly. THey'd have to fire many personnel (including Greg Shepherd) and train in new staff to do it. 2. It would mean McLeod admitting that he was wrong at something. He was wrong about the direction the WCHA officiating was going. He was wrong that hiring Greg Shepherd full time would solve the officiating problem... and so on. Administrators with egos like McLeod's are many things, but they are NEVER wrong (in their eyes anyways). I know he is commissioner and is going to interact with the head of officials, but when I saw Sheppard, McLeod and Brad Sheppard at the Green Mill after the Michigan St. game last week, I had to wonder if McLeod is blinded by his relationship with Sheppard to the point that he can't actually see the state of officiating in the WCHA. I heard OKeefe and Hennessey say how refreshing it was how fast the game went in Northeastern because the refs had a no nonsense approach to dropping the puck and such. Some of Sheppard's cronies seem to want to be the star of the show, rather than the players. It would be nice if they let guys like Toews be the star of the show by officiating the game correctly. Quote
siouxnami Posted October 21, 2007 Posted October 21, 2007 I know he is commissioner and is going to interact with the head of officials, but when I saw Sheppard, McLeod and Brad Sheppard at the Green Mill after the Michigan St. game last week, I had to wonder if McLeod is blinded by his relationship with Sheppard to the point that he can't actually see the state of officiating in the WCHA. I heard OKeefe and Hennessey say how refreshing it was how fast the game went in Northeastern because the refs had a no nonsense approach to dropping the puck and such. Some of Sheppard's cronies seem to want to be the star of the show, rather than the players. Should have sent them a serving of carrot juice for vision... Quote
UNDintheNHL Posted October 22, 2007 Posted October 22, 2007 From the Raleigh News and Observer: Watch for Chad LaRose to return to left wing with Rod Brind'Amour and Justin Williams, with call-up Ryan Bayda getting a look with Cory Stillman and Eric Staal. The Canes really liked Bayda's training camp and would still like to see what he can do. With 3 big injuries (Erik Cole, Scott Walker, and Andrew Ladd) the Hurricanes had to call up 2 forwards, Keith Aucoin and Ryan Bayda, to fill in the slots. In other news, Commodore is back in playing form. Looked good against Philly Quote
AZSIOUX Posted October 22, 2007 Posted October 22, 2007 FORMER SIOUX - UPDATES as much as i could find NHL Zach Parise - New Jersey Devils - 2-8=10 pts Jonathan Toews - Chicago Blackhawks - 2-4=6 pts Travis Zajac - New Jersey Devils - 3-3-=6 pts Matt Smaby - Tampa Bay Lightning - 3 GP Brandon Bochenski - Boston Bruins - 0 GP Matt Jones - Phoenix Coyotes - 7 GP (playing well) Drew Stafford - Buffalo Sabres - 1-2=3 pts Mike Commodore - Carolina Hurricanes - 4 GP (just returned from missing a few games to injury) Jason Blake - Toronto Maple Leafs - 2-6=8 pts Ryan Johnson - St. Louis Blues - 1-1=2 pts Matt Greene - Edmonton Oilers - 1 assist. (top 3 d man) David Hale - Calgary Flames - 2 GP AHL Travis Roche - San Antonio/Phoenix Coyotes - 4 GP, 4 assists Karl Goehring - Wilkes Barre Scranton - Chris Porter - Peoria/St. Louis - 6 GP, 2 assists Andy Schneider - Portland - 3 GP, 1 assist Brian Lee- Binghamton/Ottawa - 5 GP, 4 assists Ryan Bayda - Albany/Carolina (just called up) - 4 GP, 1 goal Colby Genoway - Manitoba - 7 GP, 4-4=8 pts, tied for 8th in league scoring Jordan Parise - Lowell - 1-1-0 (i think he may have a injury right now) Brady Murray - Manchester/LA Kings - LA 4 GP, 1 goal, manchester 2 GP ECHL Derrick Byfuglien - Pensacola Ice Pilots - 2 GP, 1 assist Erik Fabian - Pensacola Ice Pilots - 2 GP, 1 assist CHL Brad Williamson - Colorado Eagles - 2 GP, 1-2=3 pts Aaron Schneekloth - Colorado Eagles - 2 GP, 2-2=4 pts Mike Possin - Austin Ice Bats - SWISS ELITE Curtis Murphy - Lugano - Brad Defauw - Nordsjaelland Cobras Landon Wilson - Lugano Nick Naumenko - Ambri-Piotta David Lundbohm - HC Langenthal - 2 GP, 1-2=3 pts SWEDEN Lee Goren - Skelleftea AIK - 11 GP, 4-3=7 pts Ed Belfour - Leksands - DEL Jason Ulmer - Hannover - 14 gp, 4-6=10 pts Jeff Ulmer - Frankfurt - 15 GP, 6-9=15pts Jeff Panzer - D Quote
Sioux-cia Posted October 22, 2007 Posted October 22, 2007 FORMER SIOUX - UPDATES as much as i could find EIHL-UK Mike Prpich - Cardiff Devils - Mike had a little problem with his work visa so he didn't play as anticipated this past week end. It should be ironed out this week and he's expected to play this coming week end. Quote
BigGreyAnt41 Posted October 23, 2007 Posted October 23, 2007 The guys on "NHL on Versus" just did a Top 10 plays of the week. As they introduced Toews's goal as #1, one of the guys yelled "Goal of the decade!" Quote
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