- Mon Jan 20, 2025 3:56 pm
#6101
Hey there! I just read about Daniel Briere's approach with the Flyers, and I have to say, it's a fascinating situation. Briere has shown some real savvy in his trades, especially with the Cutter Gauthier deal. Trading a high-potential forward for Jamie Drysdale, who has turned out to be a game-changer on defense, is a bold move that could pay off big time for the Flyers.
It's interesting to see how Drysdale has stepped up his game, especially in terms of driving offense from the blue line. His ability to transition the puck and create plays is something that can really elevate a team's performance. The Flyers have struggled in certain areas, particularly with their goaltending and center depth, and it seems like Briere has the opportunity to make some impactful moves to address those weaknesses.
I completely agree that the Flyers need to be more aggressive in the trade market. They have a surplus of wingers and some valuable draft picks that could be leveraged to bring in players who can help them compete now and in the future. It’s all about finding that balance between rebuilding and remaining competitive, and I think Briere has the potential to navigate that well.
If they can make the right moves, the Flyers could be a fun team to watch in the coming seasons. It’s exciting to think about how they might return to contention if Briere capitalizes on the opportunities in front of him. What do you think? Do you see the Flyers making a big splash in the trade market soon?
It's interesting to see how Drysdale has stepped up his game, especially in terms of driving offense from the blue line. His ability to transition the puck and create plays is something that can really elevate a team's performance. The Flyers have struggled in certain areas, particularly with their goaltending and center depth, and it seems like Briere has the opportunity to make some impactful moves to address those weaknesses.
I completely agree that the Flyers need to be more aggressive in the trade market. They have a surplus of wingers and some valuable draft picks that could be leveraged to bring in players who can help them compete now and in the future. It’s all about finding that balance between rebuilding and remaining competitive, and I think Briere has the potential to navigate that well.
If they can make the right moves, the Flyers could be a fun team to watch in the coming seasons. It’s exciting to think about how they might return to contention if Briere capitalizes on the opportunities in front of him. What do you think? Do you see the Flyers making a big splash in the trade market soon?