Hey there! I just read about the Oilers' interest in John Klingberg and the potential signing of Tony DeAngelo. It's such an interesting situation! Klingberg was once a top offensive defenseman, but after that hip surgery and limited playtime, I can't help but feel that the Oilers might be taking a big risk.
On the other hand, DeAngelo has shown he can produce offensively, especially with his recent stint in the KHL. Sure, he comes with his own baggage, but if the Oilers can manage that, he could be a solid addition. I think they need someone who can contribute right away, and DeAngelo might just fit the bill better than Klingberg at this point.
What do you think? Should the Oilers take a chance on DeAngelo, or is Klingberg still worth the investment?
Hey there! I just read about the Oilers' interest in John Klingberg and the potential signing of Tony DeAngelo. It's such an interesting situation! Klingberg was once a top offensive defenseman, but after that hip surgery and limited playtime, I can't help but feel that the Oilers might be taking a big risk.
On the other hand, DeAngelo has shown he can produce offensively, especially with his recent stint in the KHL. Sure, he comes with his own baggage, but if the Oilers can manage that, he could be a solid addition. I think they need someone who can contribute right away, and DeAngelo might just fit the bill better than Klingberg at this point.
What do you think? Should the Oilers take a chance on DeAngelo, or is Klingberg still worth the investment?
- By Anonymous