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Originally Posted by ricardodw
No I am saying that if Gaudreau has a chance to break into the NHL on LA or with the Flames he will take the Kings 10 times out of 10.
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How can you say that with such certainty? And how would that even be possible? The Kings have three players (Kozun, Weal, and O'Neill) on their potential roster under 5'10 and 190 pounds. That's no place for Gaudreau based on your theory.
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The Flames HAVE to get much bigger if they want to be successful as a team and add someone like Gaudreau.
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While bigger would be great, the Flames need to get more skilled if they want to be successful. The more talented players they have the better chance they have to win. Size would be great, but they need guys that can score.
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Patrick Kane would be no where as good on the Flames as he is in Chicago. Cammalleri would be successful in Chicago as a Kane replacement.
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I wasn't certain before, but now you have me convinced. You're trolling us and trolling us hard.
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I do not think that Montreal will be as successful with Briere added to their current line-up. I expect that Gionta will play a much smaller role. He is in the last year of his big Contract and similarly to Cammalleri and will not get as much of a return as the Flames and Canadien's fans expect.
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Performance of each player will dictate their worth, not your belief in some mythical exception teams have for player size.