Paul Ihander et Max Goren discutent des options des Hurricanes de la Caroline sur le marché commercial, avec un peu plus d’une semaine avant le gel de la liste olympique. Ils accordent également du crédit à Sam Darnold, qui ne devrait plus être considéré comme le punching-ball de la NFL.
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Here goes 99.9 the fan trying to continue their brain washing against Jesperi Kotkaniemi.
Why would Eric Tulsky lie by saying that teams have inquired about him? Thats right – you feed on drama and you know that you need a victim to chew up in front of your listeners.
I would hope that Jesperi Kotkaniemi’s agent can somehow force the defamation from this station to STOP. You are a pathetic group. Tulsky specifically said they need depth such as what he brings and you still insist to trash his name, even though his performance is great, and you REFUSE to talk about those underlying stats.
Disgusting show.
Further more, Jesperi Kotkaniemi is playing less than 10 minutes a night and performing stellar compared with what is expected of a 4th liner. Mocking him and making fun of his points is infuriating as a PAYING FAN, a STM who spends thousands and watches – actually STUDIES every game. Stop being dishonest in your reporting!
You can’t even admit that most of the games he’s missed is due to injury. Tom Dundon cannot be happy with your “reporting” of his team.
I like kotkaniemis grit and defensive game but cant put up any points and much less a string of points.
He is certainly an expensive 4th liner/ healthy scratch backup. Jankowski offers as good of defense and is a better passer.
I hope KK can step up and be a solid player because we all know he has potential.
I think a change of scenery is a good option for the player and this team.
Carolina will be in good shape either way!
Thanks 99.9 the fan!
Keeping the status quo roster-wise will culminate in the status quo post-season of being eliminated in the 2nd or 3rd round. A big stud top six center seems the most likely to help push the team over the hurdle.