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Flyers -- Isles Deal # 2


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York was a good player, but he's been invisible offensively for a long time. His career hasn't progressed as it should.

Robitaille is probably the better all around player at this point in his career.

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Garth Snow was a Flyer for how long?

The Islanders are cutting salary once again.

Hey 7 - you going to sell this one on Randy Robitaille's potential? LOL - okay you already did. Randy Robitaille is a power play specialist who is lucky to get work in the NHL.

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You're crazy, the Isles are in first place and cutting salary like it's 1998? More evidence of the new NHL I guess. Where this stuff isn't supposed to happen...but still does!

York hasn't done anything this year though. He has been completely invisible all season.

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You're crazy, the Isles are in first place and cutting salary like it's 1998? More evidence of the new NHL I guess. Where this stuff isn't supposed to happen...but still does!

York hasn't done anything this year though. He has been completely invisible all season.

It's the Islanders own fault they have to cut salary - they signed their goaltender to a 15 year deal, hired his backup as the GM, and have generally been run horribly. They also signed a boatload of overpriced free agents in the off-season. I'm sure they are falling short of their attendance projections.

York should be traded, and maybe Robitaille is the best they can get for him. Since York will be UFA at the end of the year, it doesn't seem to make sense for the Flyers, who are well out of it - unless they intend to flip him to a good team at the end of the year, which seems more likely.

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You're crazy, the Isles are in first place and cutting salary like it's 1998? More evidence of the new NHL I guess. Where this stuff isn't supposed to happen...but still does!

York hasn't done anything this year though. He has been completely invisible all season.

Last i checked Isles were in 3rd. and... hovering around .500. our division is not great

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Maybe the Isles and Flyers are "behind the scenes" trying to find ways to beat us, work together to get rid of those pesky Devils!..... LOL..........I know that barely makes sense.

We do not have to worry about this. Lately the Devils have found ways to beat themselves. :evilcry:

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Garth Snow was a Flyer for how long?

The Islanders are cutting salary once again.

Hey 7 - you going to sell this one on Randy Robitaille's potential? LOL - okay you already did. Randy Robitaille is a power play specialist who is lucky to get work in the NHL.

Actually, he's a little better than that Tri. I like this deal for the Isles. Snow has once again cut salary. He's probably making room to re-sign Blake.

And when you look at the Isles roster, they didn't really lose much here. York underachieved there. It's ashame he's now in hockey Siberia though.

York should be traded, and maybe Robitaille is the best they can get for him. Since York will be UFA at the end of the year, it doesn't seem to make sense for the Flyers, who are well out of it - unless they intend to flip him to a good team at the end of the year, which seems more likely.

Exactly. York wasn't going to be re-signed. So they did what they could.

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