buddha

how many of those teams were owned by chris illitch?

i agree with the snark behind your statement, and i agree with the literalness in your statement. i think yzerman has done a poor job and deserves to be fired.

you talk about him like he's not a team legend and he's just an ordinary, regular ol' nhl gm. if anything, he'd move upstairs.

thinking big picture, minny should be calling everyone in the league trying to get a third team to make this work. if yzerman traded larkin to new jersey, quinn hughes is almost as good as gone. playing with his brothers AND his best bud? see ya.

probably depends on the contract terms. there might be something in there that could void the deal, or be contingent on him being able to play.

stirtz seems like duncan robinson. only smaller.

when adam silver is your gm, anything is possible.

if he goes to edmonton its either in a salary dump for nurse that's part of a larger trade, or for howard or matty savoie.

32 pts 8 rebs 6 assts and 3 blocks. pretty good for a french pussy. once san antonio figures out it can win, no one is going to beat them. not sure if that's this year or not. castle/harper/wemby are too good.

so you like new york dicks over french pussies. who knew? 😉

how about now?

well.....if they move cossa to edmonton that opens up a spot for a goalie...

legacy means more when they get older and see that they wont be young and invincible forever. larkin still isnt that old. also, some players have different priorities, some are wiser than others, and some are dumb. i dont where larkin fits. also, yzerman made all those playoffs early in his career when only the last place team missed out. and he played in the norris division when it was probably the worst division in hockey in the 80s. not to discredit stevie, he was the best player on those teams by far and one of the best offensive players in the league, but the rest of the team other than maybe gallant and ogrodnick for a while and then probert, was largely ****.

the spurs are so talented. the only thing holding them back from multiple championships will be de'aaron fox and youth.

The most obvious answer is that larkin wants to play with his buddies and he wants to win a stanley cup. he doesnt see either happening in detroit any time soon so he asks to be traded.