Posts About "Brandon Carlo"
Should the Oilers Go for Brandon Carlo?
May 26th, 2018 There are questions as to whether or not the Edmonton Oilers depth is strong enough. After losing players like Anton Slephyshev, Iiro Pakarinen, and trading Patrick Maroon and Mark Letestu, it's clear they need to sign a forward or two. But, if you look at their defense, even with almost everyone coming back to the team, their blue...Carlo Experiences Cruel Reality of Sports
April 5th, 2018 Every athlete plays his or her sport with a single goal that trumps everything else. Everybody wants a chance to compete in the playoffs, with an opportunity to win a championship. Sure, kids are taught when they are young that sports are about having fun and building camaraderie. All they have to do is give their absolute best...Who Replaces Carlo in a Healthy Bruins Lineup?
April 3rd, 2018 One lucky American cashed-in on $533 million lottery ticket this past week. It was not Brandon Carlo. For the second time in his brief, two-year career, it appears that Carlo's season has come to an abrupt and untimely end, mere feet from the homestretch. The exact severity of the injury is still unknown, but the initial report,...
Bruins Winning Ugly, Special Teams Struggling
February 28th, 2018 For three-straight months the Boston Bruins were the hottest team on the planet, rattling-off a superlative record of 29-5-4 between November 15 and February 16. They were firing on all cylinders, brushing many of their opponents aside with ease. Nineteen of those 29 wins were by two goals or more and 14 of them were by at least three...
NHL Trade Rumors: Green, Glendening, Brassard, More
February 20th, 2018 A fairly substantial trade happened on Monday when the Philadelphia Flyers picked up goaltender Petr Mrazek. GM Ron Hextall believed giving up a conditional 2018 fourth-round pick and conditional 2019 third-round pick for a fairly proven netminder was worth it seeing as his club is currently in a playoff spot and has two injured...
Bruins Trading Prospects is Okay
February 13th, 2018 Bad memories are hard to shake. When it comes to the Boston Bruins, some of those bad memories are far more recent than some would like, especially as it pertains to the salary cap. It wasn't that long ago that Peter Chiarelli was fired from his post as the Bruins' general manager and replaced by Don Sweeney. A big part of that decision...
