[Trade] Flames trade Toffoli to NJ for RFA rights to Sharangovich and 80th OA

[PuckSlap]

Can we delete or lock this thread? I keep thinking we've made a trade

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[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Originally Posted by PuckSlap

Can we delete or lock this thread? I keep thinking we've made a trade

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No Eric's burner account, the board doesn't cater to your slowness.

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by Spurs

Again with the everyone BS. I have never said everyone is lying, never even said the majority are lying. Why do you constantly have to lie and make stuff up. As for not being important enough, you spend a lot of time making stuff about about me, LOL

I have had a lot of great discussions on here with people that want to talk hockey, other sports or off topic subjects. It is others that seem fixated on taking things off those topics and try to derail discussions.

Not with a bang, but a whimper.

[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Spurs/Moon:

(Says a thing)

I never said that thing! Why do you lie and make stuff up? I've been great! Haha!

(A hundred pointless, droning posts unrelated to the topic at hand)

Derail? I don't derail, you derail! Stop making stuff up! You guys do that!

I don't know why people kept feeding that serial gaslighter..

[Aarongavey]

Suniev looks like he could be a stud. PPG guy in his first year in the NCAA. 6’2, 200 lbs at 19.

[dino7c]

Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts

Thankfully Spurs has been booted finally.

Just the absolute worst.

guys like you and I call out trolls and get attacked for it

"we need other fans, opinions, ect."

few months later they get lifetime banned when they really cross the line

I ####ing I toada so


being 100% negative no matter what is not an opinion, they are here for one thing and one thing only

[Jetfire]

Peace and quiet, ahh.

[Cali Panthers Fan]

Originally Posted by monkeyman

I said it before, I'll say it again. The Sharangovich trade is exactly the types of trade I love to see the team make. If you want to build a sustainable competitive team, you have to recognize talent where others have overlooked it, you have to develop a clear path for your younger players to succeed and transition from the AHL to the NHL or from the bottom lines to the upper lines, you have to maximize your draft picks, and you have to be willing to move on from ageing players with large contracts and guys who have topped out their potential on the team. This kind of seems to be Conroy's philosophy as well and I couldn't be more pleased.

This is the biggest reason why Florida is good now.

Bennett: mis-cast and under-utilized in Calgary.

Forsling: not recognized in Chicago, was put on waivers.

Verhaeghe: burgeoning talent, not given enough opportunity in Tampa Bay.

Montour: not played according to his skillset and thus never thrived in Buffalo.

I also think this is a big thing for team morale. When a GM goes out to get you and says "I believe in you" you are not only loyal to that franchise, you'll play your guts out for them. This is also how you create a good culture around your dressing room.

I think guys like Sharangovich and Kylington know that they have the trust of the head office here, and are thankful for that trust. It goes a long way to creating a good team.

[Blaster86]

Originally Posted by PuckSlap

Can we delete or lock this thread? I keep thinking we've made a trade

Technically, you did make a trade.

[Roof-Daddy]

Originally Posted by Cali Panthers Fan

This is the biggest reason why Florida is good now.

Bennett: mis-cast and under-utilized in Calgary.

Forsling: not recognized in Chicago, was put on waivers.

Verhaeghe: burgeoning talent, not given enough opportunity in Tampa Bay.

Montour: not played according to his skillset and thus never thrived in Buffalo.

I also think this is a big thing for team morale. When a GM goes out to get you and says "I believe in you" you are not only loyal to that franchise, you'll play your guts out for them. This is also how you create a good culture around your dressing room.

I think guys like Sharangovich and Kylington know that they have the trust of the head office here, and are thankful for that trust. It goes a long way to creating a good team.

I wanted the Flames to snag Montour so bad before he found himself in FLA

[CF84]

I would like to take this moment to personally thank Spurs for not knowing when to quit and therefore making this an excellent and very satisfying day!

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by CF84

I would like to take this moment to personally thank Spurs for not knowing when to quit and therefore making this an excellent and very satisfying day!

It’s his way.

[Flames_Gimp]

What did he do to deserve a lifetime ban? Don't see anything in his posts crossing the line, dont see a meltdown, have i missed the offending post?just curious

[Shazam]

Can't trust someone that doesn't like soy sauce.

[dissentowner]

Originally Posted by Flames_Gimp

What did he do to deserve a lifetime ban? Don't see anything in his posts crossing the line, dont see a meltdown, have i missed the offending post?just curious

The poster constantly accused others of lying when their opinions differed from his own, he kept taking things off topic, and he has no idea what a fact is. He was trolling the board and he is gone, let's all move on and forget about the guy and stick to the topics.

[Bingo]

Originally Posted by PuckSlap

Can we delete or lock this thread? I keep thinking we've made a trade

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I think CP tradition is to bump the original trade topic when there's been a swing in value in the transaction.

[Hackey]

Originally Posted by Cali Panthers Fan

This is the biggest reason why Florida is good now.

Bennett: mis-cast and under-utilized in Calgary.

Forsling: not recognized in Chicago, was put on waivers.

Verhaeghe: burgeoning talent, not given enough opportunity in Tampa Bay.

Montour: not played according to his skillset and thus never thrived in Buffalo.

I also think this is a big thing for team morale. When a GM goes out to get you and says "I believe in you" you are not only loyal to that franchise, you'll play your guts out for them. This is also how you create a good culture around your dressing room.

I think guys like Sharangovich and Kylington know that they have the trust of the head office here, and are thankful for that trust. It goes a long way to creating a good team.

Florida has been really impressive in the way they have aquired players. They also stole Tkachuk and Reinhart in trades. Other than Barkov and Ekblad they've made some extremely savvy moves to build their core.

[D as in David]

Originally Posted by Bingo

I think CP tradition is to bump the original trade topic when there's been a swing in value in the transaction.

Thereby allowing ongoing discussion about a single player or subject simultaneously in two threads. Also a CP tradition.

[PuckSlap]

Originally Posted by Bingo

I think CP tradition is to bump the original trade topic when there's been a swing in value in the transaction.

True. I'm glad the trade has worked out in our favour. But we don't need to keep this at the top

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[DazzlinDino]

Originally Posted by Cali Panthers Fan

This is the biggest reason why Florida is good now.

Bennett: mis-cast and under-utilized in Calgary.

Forsling: not recognized in Chicago, was put on waivers.

Verhaeghe: burgeoning talent, not given enough opportunity in Tampa Bay.

Montour: not played according to his skillset and thus never thrived in Buffalo.

I also think this is a big thing for team morale. When a GM goes out to get you and says "I believe in you" you are not only loyal to that franchise, you'll play your guts out for them. This is also how you create a good culture around your dressing room.

I think guys like Sharangovich and Kylington know that they have the trust of the head office here, and are thankful for that trust. It goes a long way to creating a good team.

I think Florida is very good at finding good players who just didn't fit the environment they were in. Sharangovich is a prime example of that for Calgary. I can't remember where I read it but Florida deliberately tried to find those types of players and said that they hit a home run when they acquired Sam Bennett. I hope the Conroy picked up on that, and has some more targets in mind like Sharangovich.