Calgary is showing interest in tough guy Brian McGrattan.
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Kent Wilson
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Is anyone really surprised?
I was just waiting for this to drop. And, say he broke his leg in Game 2? They’d bring in someone to replace him. No point in bemoaning it, it’ll never change.
Naturally I wouldn’t if 1.) it was Eklund and 2.) it didn’t seem plausible given Sutter’s past summer activities.
Heh, true enough. I just think the fraud that runs the site taints everyone who participates.
As far as this invention goes, if we want a goon, we might as well just re-sign Roy. He wont cost anything, good in the dressing room, and he knows he wont play in a lot of games.
The ostensible reason for a goon is a guy who can fight other goons (I think…the reasoning behind signing these guys gets fuzzier all the time). Roy is all the things you say, but a lousy, lousy fighter, meaning signing him would be even more useless I’d say.
As for me, I still say ditch the enforcer.
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