@PuckReportNHL Luke Evangelista is one thing, but a first and second round draft pick could be anything. It could even be a player like Luke Evangelista! You know how much we've always wanted one of those!
@NJTHabs22@PencilVester69@VanhorneConnor@puckempire He had 56 points on a mediocre predators team last year that had basically no offense besides Forsberg Stamkos and Josi. He also would've been fourth on the Devils in points last year. He's definitely gonna be in the top six over Mercer.
Another all-timer clip here.
In Kovalchuk’s first game as a Devil, the fellas came back from 3-1 in the last few mins to win 4-3 in regulation.
Fun fact: this was Jay Pandolfo’s last goal as a Devil. I had his jersey growing up. Unsung hero
Enjoy the full, unedited last 3 mins. I will never get tired of hearing Doc’s voice crack during crazy goals
@HagensIsKing@puckempire I think it's funny that conservatives don't realize how ironic it is they consistently defend the worst fucking people on the planet almost unilaterally.
@itghockeyhq@GreenlySteve@HighSlotHQ Why would they not be on there? Minnesota isn't exactly a huge destination for lots of players and he had zero ties there before they got Quinn. No one wants to play for that shit team. 😂
@spelunky_ Wild fans: he's gonna extend for seven years and then they're gonna trade for Jack (but not Luke because they always forget him for some reason)
@JimmyBroll3@spelunky_ Unlike, jack has never once expressed any problems with being here. In fact, he was the only US team player to come home and tell the fans and the media how much he loves his team and wants to be here forever instead of immediately requesting a trade.
@QuinnTheNorth@ryanhockey88@NHLRumourReport Sunny wasn't running the team when this trade happened, shows how much you actually know about the team you're trying to mouth off about.
@MissNicoletta@_TronVin_@TheBrattPack63 Jack definitely isn't that smart lol, he's good at talking his way out of interviews but when he actually has to answer questions you can really see the effects of jumping straight from high school to hockey.