GAME DAY: Carolina Hurricanes @ Ottawa Senators - 7:30pm ET - Thu. Apr. 1st, 2010

Kovalfie wrote:

sens4win wrote:We have a very full roster we are going to have to trade for some picks.

Who? We have to have the most expensive third and fourth lines in the league

Also happen to be the best-producing third and fourth lines in the league.

PKC wrote:

Kovalfie wrote:

sens4win wrote:We have a very full roster we are going to have to trade for some picks.

Who? We have to have the most expensive third and fourth lines in the league

Also happen to be the best-producing third and fourth lines in the league.

not disagreeing. who do we trade? what do we add?

PKC wrote:Just as an side, does anyone know a website that lists basketball teams in the same manner that hockeydb lists hockey teams?

I'm looking specifically for the rosters of the 1991-1995 Baylor University men's basketball teams.

Check here: http://www.netitor.com/photos/schools/bay/sports/m-baskbl/auto_pdf/history04.pdf#search=%27toby%20christian%20baylor%20%20basketball

apparently you're not the only one looking for the '91 roster.

Dash wrote:

PKC wrote:Just as an side, does anyone know a website that lists basketball teams in the same manner that hockeydb lists hockey teams?

I'm looking specifically for the rosters of the 1991-1995 Baylor University men's basketball teams.

Check here: http://www.netitor.com/photos/schools/bay/sports/m-baskbl/auto_pdf/history04.pdf#search=%27toby%20christian%20baylor%20%20basketball

apparently you're not the only one looking for the '91 roster.

I outdid even myself on this one. Didn't even check the Baylor website...excellent for historical information as far as university sites go. Found the guy I was looking for.

Thanks for the link though.

I saw the Baylor site archives but could only find back to 99-00. Someone you know?

Kovalfie wrote:

PKC wrote:

Kovalfie wrote:

sens4win wrote:We have a very full roster we are going to have to trade for some picks.

Who? We have to have the most expensive third and fourth lines in the league

Also happen to be the best-producing third and fourth lines in the league.

not disagreeing. who do we trade? what do we add?

Im not going to lie to you and say I know who we should because I don't, I just think it would be more benefitial for the team. If i had to trade someone it would probably be Shannon or even though everyone is going to disagree but also foligno....

Dash wrote:I saw the Baylor site archives but could only find back to 99-00. Someone you know?

Someone I met and am writing about.

sens4win wrote:

Kovalfie wrote:

PKC wrote:

Kovalfie wrote:

sens4win wrote:We have a very full roster we are going to have to trade for some picks.

Who? We have to have the most expensive third and fourth lines in the league

Also happen to be the best-producing third and fourth lines in the league.

not disagreeing. who do we trade? what do we add?

Im not going to lie to you and say I know who we should because I don't, I just think it would be more benefitial for the team. If i had to trade someone it would probably be Shannon or even though everyone is going to disagree but also foligno....

Foligno's a catch-22. He's obviously going to get better and his cap hit is sooooo nice right now. BUT, he could also be part of a trade that could bring back a REALLY nice player.

So hard. With Butler signed on now and a crunch of spots already taking shape, what do you do? You have to keep in mind that Kovalev and Alfredsson are going to be gone in two years. Foligno might be a 30-goal guy by then.

Dash wrote:Regin's on fire! He's got 3 goals in his last 3 games! They should keep him where he is or at least the second line, no lower than that. That wrist show it insane!!!

Here's what should happen:

Regin - Spezza - The Alfie

Michalek - Cullen - Kovalev

Foligno - Fisher - Butler

Ruutu - Kelly - Neil

As we all know what will happen is Fisher on the 2nd line with a revolving door of wingers who can't get it going for some mysterious reason.

PKC wrote:

Dash wrote:I saw the Baylor site archives but could only find back to 99-00. Someone you know?

Someone I met and am writing about.

Cool. You're a writer?

PKC wrote:
Foligno's a catch-22. He's obviously going to get better and his cap hit is sooooo nice right now. BUT, he could also be part of a trade that could bring back a REALLY nice player.

So hard. With Butler signed on now and a crunch of spots already taking shape, what do you do? You have to keep in mind that Kovalev and Alfredsson are going to be gone in two years. Foligno might be a 30-goal guy by then.

Really? We had Vermette for many years, as well as Fisher, but neither one of them has developed into a 30-goal scorer. Foligno would have to have top-line minutes (and top-line passing talent) to get 30. But is he really a top-line player on a top team?

SeawaySensFan wrote:Here's what should happen:

Regin - Spezza - The Alfie

Michalek - Cullen - Kovalev

Foligno - Fisher - Butler

Ruutu - Kelly - Neil

As we all know what will happen is Fisher on the 2nd line with a revolving door of wingers who can't get it going for some mysterious reason.

I think you can interchange Fisher and Cullen in that scenario and not really slight Cullen or lose that much. That lineup looks fantastic though, what a solid three lines and a killer 4th. As long as Butler gets some opportunity to see if he can snipe a few instead of 'grinding', I'm happy.

Dash wrote:

PKC wrote:

Dash wrote:I saw the Baylor site archives but could only find back to 99-00. Someone you know?

Someone I met and am writing about.

Cool. You're a writer?

Yep, a journalist.

wprager wrote:

PKC wrote:
Foligno's a catch-22. He's obviously going to get better and his cap hit is sooooo nice right now. BUT, he could also be part of a trade that could bring back a REALLY nice player.

So hard. With Butler signed on now and a crunch of spots already taking shape, what do you do? You have to keep in mind that Kovalev and Alfredsson are going to be gone in two years. Foligno might be a 30-goal guy by then.

Really? We had Vermette for many years, as well as Fisher, but neither one of them has developed into a 30-goal scorer. Foligno would have to have top-line minutes (and top-line passing talent) to get 30. But is he really a top-line player on a top team?

He's only 22 years old. He will be a 30-goal guy within the next couple of years. He had 17 goals last year with absolutely no PP time. Sure he took a step back this year, but that's a natural progression for a winger of his style.

If you watch him play, his ability to handle the puck in the corners, in traffic and at high speed all indicate he has the hands to be a top notch goal scorer.

He'll progress. He's just as much a work in progress as Brian Elliott is. Both have the potential to be top players on this team in two or three years time.

SpezDispenser wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:Here's what should happen:

Regin - Spezza - The Alfie

Michalek - Cullen - Kovalev

Foligno - Fisher - Butler

Ruutu - Kelly - Neil

As we all know what will happen is Fisher on the 2nd line with a revolving door of wingers who can't get it going for some mysterious reason.

I think you can interchange Fisher and Cullen in that scenario and not really slight Cullen or lose that much. That lineup looks fantastic though, what a solid three lines and a killer 4th. As long as Butler gets some opportunity to see if he can snipe a few instead of 'grinding', I'm happy.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, on paper, this is the deepest Senators team up front ever. Not even the 2002-03 team can rival what this crew should be capable of.

PKC wrote:

Dash wrote:

PKC wrote:

Dash wrote:I saw the Baylor site archives but could only find back to 99-00. Someone you know?

Someone I met and am writing about.

Cool. You're a writer?

Yep, a journalist.

Nice. I'd like to hear more sometime.

Dash wrote:

PKC wrote:

Dash wrote:

PKC wrote:

Dash wrote:I saw the Baylor site archives but could only find back to 99-00. Someone you know?

Someone I met and am writing about.

Cool. You're a writer?

Yep, a journalist.

Nice. I'd like to hear more sometime.

Sure.

PKC wrote:

wprager wrote:

PKC wrote:
Foligno's a catch-22. He's obviously going to get better and his cap hit is sooooo nice right now. BUT, he could also be part of a trade that could bring back a REALLY nice player.

So hard. With Butler signed on now and a crunch of spots already taking shape, what do you do? You have to keep in mind that Kovalev and Alfredsson are going to be gone in two years. Foligno might be a 30-goal guy by then.

Really? We had Vermette for many years, as well as Fisher, but neither one of them has developed into a 30-goal scorer. Foligno would have to have top-line minutes (and top-line passing talent) to get 30. But is he really a top-line player on a top team?

He's only 22 years old. He will be a 30-goal guy within the next couple of years. He had 17 goals last year with absolutely no PP time. Sure he took a step back this year, but that's a natural progression for a winger of his style.

If you watch him play, his ability to handle the puck in the corners, in traffic and at high speed all indicate he has the hands to be a top notch goal scorer.

He'll progress. He's just as much a work in progress as Brian Elliott is. Both have the potential to be top players on this team in two or three years time.

Foligno had 7 power play goals last year.