Recchi - 2 goals in first Atl game
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Recchi - 2 goals in first Atl game
Recchi with 2 goals so far in his first game with Atlanta.
I think over time, it will prove how stupid Nonis is. Especially now without Mo, Bister, Cowan etc.
I think over time, it will prove how stupid Nonis is. Especially now without Mo, Bister, Cowan etc.
Last edited by newostar on Wed Dec 12, 2007 5:47 pm, edited 4 times in total.
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If Dave Nonis thinks Recchi is the solution to any of our offensive woes he has another thing coming. This is a guy who managed TWO POINTS on the high scoring penguins, and part of that time was spent with Crosby.
He is 100% grade A over the hill. He's an older, less significant Linden.
EDIT: By Points I mean goals.
He is 100% grade A over the hill. He's an older, less significant Linden.
EDIT: By Points I mean goals.
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I dunno, the home province thing is a bit overrated for me. He has much stronger ties to Pittsburgh at this point. Same thing with Sakic, I think for any sort of BC born superstar coming here the expectation that they'll love it and flourish will be much higher than the reality.newostar wrote:Imagine Recchi coming back to play in B.C.? Who wouldn't get pumped up to come home and play for your home-province team?
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He is 100% grade A over the hill. He's an older, less significant Linden
Only difference is that Recchi has never had a season with less than 20 goals... including last year.. He maybe worth a shot.. a slow start to the season doesn't necessarily mean hes washed up.. A low cost gamble . But the guys got the skills and talent... maybe slowed down a bit but the Nucks could use a little more experience .
Only difference is that Recchi has never had a season with less than 20 goals... including last year.. He maybe worth a shot.. a slow start to the season doesn't necessarily mean hes washed up.. A low cost gamble . But the guys got the skills and talent... maybe slowed down a bit but the Nucks could use a little more experience .
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Recchi really slowed down during the last part of the 06-07 -- he only had two goals over the last 23 games of the regular season, and then had zero goals in five playoff games. Combine that with his slow start this year, and you have to come to the conclusion that he might be done. You never know -- like JR in San Jose, maybe a change of scenery will reinvigorate him, but his swoon during the final portion of last season is a huge red flag to me.
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Most of the people commenting here have made the point but it bears reiteration, if only to ensure we all keep a level head about ourselves.
Mark Recchi is finished. Done.
There is nothing more he can contribute to the team than Trevor Linden already does--and consider for a moment how much he is playing.
Mark Recchi is finished. Done.
There is nothing more he can contribute to the team than Trevor Linden already does--and consider for a moment how much he is playing.