Quote (Chadzle @ 21 Jul 2019 11:05)

Everybody acts like he didn't have 2 stellar players in gaudreau and monahan passing too him and he couldn't keep up with them. Why in the fuck would he be able to do it with mcdavid? Lol

Quote (Meatstick @ 21 Jul 2019 09:46)

Hard to keep up with Gaudreau when he’s already at the red line for breakouts

Quote (Meatstick @ Jul 21 2019 12:46pm)

Hard to keep up with Gaudreau when he’s already at the red line for breakouts

Quote (Meatstick @ Jul 21 2019 10:46am)

Hard to keep up with Gaudreau when he’s already at the red line for breakouts

Quote (StayPositive @ Jul 21 2019 07:50am)

You’ll find out right away that he as slow as Lucic

Quote (KoJ @ Jul 21 2019 06:02pm)

The St. Louis Blues have re-signed forward Oskar Sundqvist to a four-year, $11 million contract extension, the team said Sunday.

Sundqvist, 25, appeared in 75 regular-season games with the Blues in 2018-19, scoring 14 goals with 17 assists and logging 22 penalty minutes. The forward had four goals and five assists in 25 playoff games, helping the Blues capture the 2019 Stanley Cup.

Quote (remco6 @ Jul 21 2019 12:01pm)

He won’t be playing with 97, that doesn’t even make sense. No reason to split 29/97, and adding Neal to that line makes no sense. Hell start off on the second line with Hopkins. And all the fans penciling him in for 20 goals minimum need to slow down. There’s a lot of legit reasons that start and end with James Neal for why Lucic scored more points than him last year.
There’s 1 positive comparing Neal to Lucic on ice. The real reason Lucic was brutal is his hands, so many plays last year died on Lucics stick when he fumbled a pass or came anywhere near the puck further than 5’ from the boards. Neal has much softer hands than lucic. Both Neal and Lucic are slow, that’s a wash. Lucic work ethic is better than Neal’s. If Lucic had been getting 2 mil he would have overpaid but stomachache, 1.5 we would have loved him. There’s hope Neal can regain his scoring touch but players like him ( poor foot speed, not overly physical) fall off their career cliff pretty fast around age 30.