Rob Schremp waived

Schubert waived as per Ottawa Sun and Fan 590.

1 down 2 to go I guess.

Snuh wrote:Schubert waived as per Ottawa Sun and Fan 590.

OMG!!!! What? Why? I dont get it... did anyone see this coming?

Tampa waived Bochenski (and Hall, and Craig). Quelle surprise.

asq2 wrote:Tampa waived Bochenski (and Hall, and Craig). Quelle surprise.

Bochenski was still kicking around, man, what a bust.

Snuh wrote:Schubert waived as per Ottawa Sun and Fan 590.

That was unavoidable but a shame. Good luck Shubie!

SensFan71 wrote:

asq2 wrote:Tampa waived Bochenski (and Hall, and Craig). Quelle surprise.

Bochenski was still kicking around, man, what a bust.

Eh, hard to be disappointed in a 7th round, 223rd over-all pick not sticking in the NHL.

He certainly was a poster-child for pre-season success not carrying over into the regular season, though.

hemlock wrote:Can he go back to London?

Words are he wants his friend Perry with him too.

They should friggin' retire Bochenski's number in Chicago though.

March 9th, 2006: The Hawks trade (dump) Arnason to the Sens for Bochenski and a second round draft pick. ( )

February 3rd, 2007: The Hawks trade Bochenski to the Bruins for Kris Versteeg and a conditional pick.

Dump Arnason, get Versteeg and pick up draft picks in the process?

N4L wrote:

Snuh wrote:Schubert waived as per Ottawa Sun and Fan 590.

OMG!!!! What? Why? I dont get it... did anyone see this coming?

Leafs put Jonas Frögren on waivers too.

Waiver madness!

asq2 wrote:

SensFan71 wrote:

asq2 wrote:Tampa waived Bochenski (and Hall, and Craig). Quelle surprise.

Bochenski was still kicking around, man, what a bust.

Eh, hard to be disappointed in a 7th round, 223rd over-all pick not sticking in the NHL.

He certainly was a poster-child for pre-season success not carrying over into the regular season, though.

I guess that was where I was going with my post, played really well with Spezz in the pre-season, but nothing after that, he made it further than Daigle at least.

asq2 wrote:They should friggin' retire Bochenski's number in Chicago though.

March 9th, 2006: The Hawks trade (dump) Arnason to the Sens for Bochenski and a second round draft pick. ( )

February 3rd, 2007: The Hawks trade Bochenski to the Bruins for Kris Versteeg and a conditional pick.

Dump Arnason, get Versteeg and pick up draft picks in the process?

I thought Dale Tallon was an idiot, this disproves that theory.

asq2 wrote:They should friggin' retire Bochenski's number in Chicago though.

March 9th, 2006: The Hawks trade (dump) Arnason to the Sens for Bochenski and a second round draft pick. ( )

February 3rd, 2007: The Hawks trade Bochenski to the Bruins for Kris Versteeg and a conditional pick.

Dump Arnason, get Versteeg and pick up draft picks in the process?

I think the Hawks owe us Versteeg for fleecing us on that Arnason/Bochenski deal, that 2nd round draft pick had value I am sure

asq2 wrote:They should friggin' retire Bochenski's number in Chicago though.

March 9th, 2006: The Hawks trade (dump) Arnason to the Sens for Bochenski and a second round draft pick. ( )

February 3rd, 2007: The Hawks trade Bochenski to the Bruins for Kris Versteeg and a conditional pick.

Dump Arnason, get Versteeg and pick up draft picks in the process?

Is that an executionable offense?

SpezDispenser wrote:

asq2 wrote:They should friggin' retire Bochenski's number in Chicago though.

March 9th, 2006: The Hawks trade (dump) Arnason to the Sens for Bochenski and a second round draft pick. ( )

February 3rd, 2007: The Hawks trade Bochenski to the Bruins for Kris Versteeg and a conditional pick.

Dump Arnason, get Versteeg and pick up draft picks in the process?

Is that an executionable offense?

depends on how much you pay this guy. He's looking for someone to execute.

SensFan71 wrote:

asq2 wrote:

SensFan71 wrote:

asq2 wrote:Tampa waived Bochenski (and Hall, and Craig). Quelle surprise.

Bochenski was still kicking around, man, what a bust.

Eh, hard to be disappointed in a 7th round, 223rd over-all pick not sticking in the NHL.

He certainly was a poster-child for pre-season success not carrying over into the regular season, though.

I guess that was where I was going with my post, played really well with Spezz in the pre-season, but nothing after that, he made it further than Daigle at least.

Daigle had a couple of good seasons with Ottawa before the goalpost busted him up pretty bad. He had blazing speed and decent hands, what he lacked was a desire to get better. Obviously hockey wasn't his priority, which it should have been. His hollywood dreams crumbled pretty quickly, and he was back in hockey. In Europe anyway.

He had a much better career than Bochenski.

Sp00nz wrote:

SensFan71 wrote:

asq2 wrote:

SensFan71 wrote:

asq2 wrote:Tampa waived Bochenski (and Hall, and Craig). Quelle surprise.

Bochenski was still kicking around, man, what a bust.

Eh, hard to be disappointed in a 7th round, 223rd over-all pick not sticking in the NHL.

He certainly was a poster-child for pre-season success not carrying over into the regular season, though.

I guess that was where I was going with my post, played really well with Spezz in the pre-season, but nothing after that, he made it further than Daigle at least.

Daigle had a couple of good seasons with Ottawa before the goalpost busted him up pretty bad. He had blazing speed and decent hands, what he lacked was a desire to get better. Obviously hockey wasn't his priority, which it should have been. His hollywood dreams crumbled pretty quickly, and he was back in hockey. In Europe anyway.

He had a much better career than Bochenski.

Hockey came way too easily to the guy early on. I think Spezza suffered from the same syndrome a bit as well, but has really, really turned it around in that regard. I don't know if there's a player on the team that's improved more since the lock-out.

Sp00nz wrote:Daigle had a couple of good seasons with Ottawa before the goalpost busted him up pretty bad. He had blazing speed and decent hands, what he lacked was a desire to get better. Obviously hockey wasn't his priority, which it should have been. His hollywood dreams crumbled pretty quickly, and he was back in hockey. In Europe anyway.

He had a much better career than Bochenski.

Very good and fair assessment of the Daigle. A rare bird among Ottawa fans.