"The native of Anchorage, AK, has a career National Hockey League record or 30-24-4 with a 2.65 goals against average in 76 games with the Edmonton Oilers, Columbus Blue Jackets and Buffalo Sabres."
Wait a second, he has a winning record in the NHL?! Is this some sort of exam-studying related mirage?
If Fleury had been injured, I can't imagine that Pittsburgh wouldn't have offered a pick for Bryzgalov (they have the cap space, right?). They could always have waived him later.
And here I thought they'd just have Bing Crosby strap on the pads. With those strong legs, that will to win, and those fantastic pipes, he can do anything.
"The native of Anchorage, AK, has a career National Hockey League record or 30-24-4 with a 2.65 goals against average in 76 games with the Edmonton Oilers, Columbus Blue Jackets and Buffalo Sabres."
ReplyDeleteWait a second, he has a winning record in the NHL?! Is this some sort of exam-studying related mirage?
He also currently leads the AHL in wins.
ReplyDeleteWho knew?
When did under-performing goalies become the left-handed pitchers of the NHL?
ReplyDeleteI honestly thought his last game was Game 1 of the SCF, but he's had plenty of starts since. Weird.
And yet Burke couldn't deal Bryzgalov. I don't get it. Cap and asking price, I guess.
ReplyDeleteIf Fleury had been injured, I can't imagine that Pittsburgh wouldn't have offered a pick for Bryzgalov (they have the cap space, right?). They could always have waived him later.
ReplyDeleteI think the real question regarding the Bryzgalov waiver deal is that Auld was traded only a week and a bit later.
ReplyDelete"Boston Bruins traded Nate DiCasmirro and a 5th round draft selection in 2009 to the Phoenix Coyotes for Alex Auld."
Fishy?
Boston had an emergency need for a netminder; Fernandez, Thomas and Sigalet are all out hurt.
ReplyDeleteThat's why the Auld move was made.
And here I thought they'd just have Bing Crosby strap on the pads. With those strong legs, that will to win, and those fantastic pipes, he can do anything.
ReplyDeleteCrosby.