Comments on: Jason Krog enters the big top

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By: Rinslet

Rinslet — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 09:04:14 +0000

Although Pyatt is not the best skated, he played very well with Kesler last season. I’d prefer Pyatt on Kes’ line than Raymond, only because Raymond’s offense might suffer here and Pyatt, for some reason, was able to keep the puck stapled in the offensive zone everytime he’s with Kes.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 13:45:38 +0000

Neb – Good point on the line shuffling, it does give Alain more options then last year at the moment. I think Kesler really grew into that shutdown role nicely last year. He never struck me as a purely offensive talent capable of 80 pts but maybe he could be. Always comes down to the right linemates and that’s still up in the air. It’s coming together though, bit by bit.

Rich – Bonk is almost untouchable. Funny thing is I just had to look him up to see if he was still playing which is (Nashville) but we have to get him back in the limelight. Or get him over to Pittsburgh because a “Bonk Satan” line would be phenomenal for Mike Lange.

Moose/Hawks – The ‘hawks have enough kids and a fun summer so far. Though my heart does out go out to you guys for years of suffering. OK, Krog for Keith? You know you want it…

By: MooseFan&HawksFan

MooseFan&HawksFan — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 05:49:14 +0000

This is big for the moose if he plays for them. Calder Cup treat right off the bat but i wanna see if get a shot at the NHL. Maybe not with the canucks but maybe with the blackhawks

By: seattlerich

seattlerich — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 04:41:50 +0000

Krog is too good of a name to pass up. Its not quite as cool as Bonk though, now there is a hockey name.

By: nebcanuck

nebcanuck — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 02:17:24 +0000

I like that there’s a solid two-way feel to pretty much every line. And I would move Pyatt down without much hesitation depending on which hand is hot. Vignault’s enough of a line shuffler that he’ll play Raymond or Pyatt wherever their play suits at the time, which is one of the few upsides to his coaching style.

As for the shutdown line, it certainly would be a good one. The only thing is, I can’t shake the thought that Kesler really is waiting to get paired with someone with an offensive upside. He’s a great two-way guy, but with guys like Pettinger and Burrows, he’s never going to break the 80-point mark. It’s not the best possible combo, but if he and Demitra can click, especially in the absence of an injured Wellwood, then I say give him the chance to shine in a more offensive role.