Radek Martinek is out for the year with a torn ACL ... Doug Weight is out for a week with an upper body injury.
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Dominik
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sorry Dom
took it a little too far, I just knew sooner or later that this guy would go down and I did mean checoslovikian
Haha, no worries steeler. And don’t make me tell you the difference between Czechs and Slovaks! (My dad’s Czech, so naturally my buddies call me Slovak to rib me. Euro-ethnic tensions … always a good time.)
I expected Martinek injuries the way I expect Weight ones at this point, but ACL — now that’s hitting the jackpot.
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Sutton
Do we move him now or wait till he gets hurt I think a team like Chi would love him for say a guy like Barker
Chicago would like Sutton but...
Sopel is the one they want to get rid of on D, not Barker. No way do I want Sopel back here…especially not with his salary. Chicago has two late second rounders. One of them would do for Sutton, but probably not until closer to the deadline.
If Chiacgo were to get Roly and Andy in trade from us...
they could try to trade Sopel—and if they didn’t find any suckers—put him through waivers and release him. That would take care of any immediate cap problem and then they could make a decision about Huet after the season was over.
Intresting Fact
The draft pick used to draft Martinek was part of the deal that sent Tommy Salo to the Oilers for Mats Lindgren.
Why is it that seemingly every late round pick of Milbury’s has some huge fault.
and you have to ask yourself...
with a perfectly competent goalie like Tommy (although he has been made famous by the goalie beatdown video), why would you need to trade Roberto anyway. If I am remembering correctly, we had them at the same time. Can’t remember Mats offhand.
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