Best off season move to date?

[badger89]

Originally Posted by flameswin

playing 8 games out of 48 is not 25%, eh?

8/48 = 16.67%

[EddyBeers]

Originally Posted by Bertuzzied

haha Eddybeers. what a joke.

Would rather the Flames lose so his Pro-Sutter stance looks better.

You know what. Even if the Flames finish below .500 this team already looks better than it has the past 3 years.

Oh buddy, I always hope the Flames win. I suspect that will not happen much this year since we made a downgrade in coaching from Sutter to Hartley, but hopefully I am wrong at the end of the year.

I love how somehow in your delusional mind a sub .500 team would be an improvement, I would love to know how that works.

[jayswin]

Originally Posted by EddyBeers

Oh buddy, I always hope the Flames win. I suspect that will not happen much this year since we made a downgrade in coaching from Sutter to Hartley, but hopefully I am wrong at the end of the year.

I love how somehow in your delusional mind a sub .500 team would be an improvement, I would love to know how that works.

Wait, is this a serious opinion, or are you just being funny? please tell me you're not serious.

[vilzeh]

How can you like Sutter? because the last 3 years of Flames hockey, hell, I can't even call that hockey, it was so boring I gave up last year, he totally ruined Bouwmeester and seems like he ruined Backlund too, because under Hartley's wing Backlund looks like a NHL player, might of course be the confidence boost he got off-season while playing in Sweden, but I doubt that. Then you add Sutters Canada - World championship coaching, the team was Calgary Flames all over again.

[BurningSteel]

almost is a figuartive term.

[Poe969]

best move was Wideman, worst moves were a tie for everything else. If bringing in someone is a good move, I'm going to say that keeping some of these guys counts as a bad move