[PGT] Coyotes 5 Flames ZERO

[Karl]

Originally Posted by Calgary4LIfe

I actually think the opposite, and this quote falls in line with Gulutzan's last blasting in the post-game media scrum.

Remember when Ferland, Stajan and Bouma (or was it Hathaway?) took a long shift that one game, and Gulutzan came out and stated something about their lack of goal scoring, and that line should never take a long shift?

I would infer that the rules are different for the scoring lines to take a longer shift in the hopes that they get a goal, but Gaudreau's penchant for giveaways and simply not generating enough lately has made Gulutzan tighten the rope a bit when it comes to his shifts, and Gaudreau wasn't getting the message? Just my take on it anyways.

No idea where it comes to Wideman vs Hamilton. Your guess is as good as mine. Maybe Wideman's shift length is much longer because it takes him a while to skate to the bench?

http://forum.calgarypuck.com/showpos...&postcount=163

Originally Posted by Darren Haynes

Subtle jab at the 4th line buried in Gulutzan rant. Trio in question (with shift length) were Chiasson (1:40), Bouma (0:55), Stajan (0:55).

http://www.flamesfrom80feet.ca/2017/...issection.html

It was actually Chiasson, Stajan & Bouma.

[Robbob]

I think some of the extra ice time Wideman gets is due to the pk. With the Flames taking as many penalties as they do, he will get more time on the ice as we typically kill more penalties than have powerplays.

[codynw]

Originally Posted by Robbob

I think some of the extra ice time Wideman gets is due to the pk. With the Flames taking as many penalties as they do, he will get more time on the ice as we typically kill more penalties than have powerplays.

Wideman gets more even strength ice time than Hamilton. Has nothing to do with special teams.

It's baffling. Does this team want to make the playoffs or nah?

[cannon7]

Originally Posted by Ashasx

When did Nieuwendyk turn down an opportunity?

Around the time of the Feaster hiring. Nieuwendyk went to Dallas.

[Ashasx]

Originally Posted by cannon7

Around the time of the Feaster hiring. Nieuwendyk went to Dallas.

?

Feaster became the AGM of the Flames during the summer of 2010. Nieuwendyk had been GM of the Stars for over a year at that time.

The only time I've heard Nieuwendyk connected to a management position here was before Treliving was hired, and that was only that Burke may have interviewed him, not that he was ever made an offer. There's no way Nieuwendyk would reject any offer to be a GM after how badly he managed in Dallas.

[Strange Brew]

Originally Posted by codynw

Wideman gets more even strength ice time than Hamilton. Has nothing to do with special teams.

It's baffling. Does this team want to make the playoffs or nah?

That is hard to understand. It was the same under Hartley, where Russell and often Engelland received more ice time as well.

Those kinds of decisions are understandable if the team is consistently winning. But they are not.

[Frank MetaMusil]

Originally Posted by Ashasx

?

Feaster became the AGM of the Flames during the summer of 2010. Nieuwendyk had been GM of the Stars for over a year at that time.

The only time I've heard Nieuwendyk connected to a management position here was before Treliving was hired, and that was only that Burke may have interviewed him, not that he was ever made an offer. There's no way Nieuwendyk would reject any offer to be a GM after how badly he managed in Dallas.

Treliving was Burke's only interview.

[Ashasx]

That post is conveying rumours that he may have, not speaking in absolutes. also not the point of the post