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Réaction à la signature de Klingberg par les Oilers



Le défenseur vétéran John Klingberg se dirige vers les Oilers, rapporte Darren Dreger de TSN Hockey Insider. Étant donné qu’il n’a pas joué depuis plus de 14 mois, que peut apporter Klingberg à Edmonton ? Quelle place occupera-t-il sur la carte de profondeur défensive ? Ryan Rishaug rejoint Domino’s That’s Hockey pour partager ses réflexions sur la signature.

43 Comments

  1. Maybe it’ll be a good pick up, but I assumed the team would try to hold as much extra cap space to get a current top 2 or 4 D man.

  2. When, i mean omg open your eyes, when type thing are you going to admit Bouchard SUCKS, defensive liability, scared to take a hit and had one lucky season of points put up yet no one looked at he cost the team double that. Fml people are duped by hype

  3. perfect oilers taking leafs scraps again ohh well gl oilers hope we meet in the playoffs this yr edm vs leafs

  4. You gotta be kidding me. The Edmonton Maple Leafs done it again. Another ex-Leaf ends up here!

  5. I think any success on the blue line is entirely due to Paul Coffey. Please quit measuring defensive success by goals scored. Bouchard is crap defensively and there's no speed there either. Nurse may be better than he was, but certainly is not much at making a play.

  6. And the Leafs crap the bed again. Another opportunity missed by the Leafs…. Again….. 😂

  7. I am relieved that the Leafs did not take a flyer on another broken down player trying to make a comeback from injuries.

  8. I love the oilers farm team (leafs) some pan out some don’t. Just keep the pipeline strong leafs

  9. Must be a lot of very stupid people running this organization……..we are second in the league, why do we need defenceman?

  10. And Klingberg has visions of Stanley Cup in his eyes…. Hunger for Lord Stanleys mug is a Great motivator, I don't remember what Klingberg was like but this should motivate ,Brown, Stecher and Emberson also…. Oilers just got STRONGER!!!!

  11. This is extremely low risk, you can waive this guy and bury this contract for no cap penalty if he isn't taken on waivers, worst case scenario. My biggest issue here is that the Oilers do not have a roster spot for him if he needs 10+ games to find his game again (which I think he will need, his injury and subsequent surgery were serious). Edmonton is competing for a division title and doesn't have the room for him to play poorly for an extended period of time. Stetcher and Brown as a platoon in that spot has been alright out there, Knoblauch has made it work.

  12. Big mistake, the guys hurt all the time, hasent played in a long time, what the hell you thinking. Were not a rehab team we seem to always pick up old players, hurt players.

  13. Depth is a factor come the run, the teams depth is challenged in the farm system and Brown and Stretcher can be a number 7 so having a seasoned player who can fill the gap. Klingberg is not top a 4 he’s fitting in the bottom pairing as depth, I still believe there’s room for improvement on the D line.

  14. If Klinberg works out, bonus, if he doesn't, AHL with little loss. This is such a low risk signing with potential huge upside. WTF doesn't bring their best when you're playing with 97/29?

  15. This fit makes no sense at all lol. He’s a pp specialist that’s horrible defensively. Oilers have Bouchard for pp and they paid a guy 1.74 cap hit coming of hip surgery that a defensive liability.

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