Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 09:58
Meine Fresse, mit so einem waren die nicht mehr ganz zufrieden ?maximus hat geschrieben:jedoch waren die panthers-verantwortlichen mit seiner letzten nhl-saison nicht ganz zufrieden)
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Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 10:00
er hat nicht mehr so gut geskort. und wenn du seine masse anschaust, dann ist er wie gesagt kein viech wie zb. mats sundin. huselius ist ein künstler...einfach DER mann für die NLA (und für uns...giger hat geschrieben:Meine Fresse, mit so einem waren die nicht mehr ganz zufrieden ?maximus hat geschrieben:jedoch waren die panthers-verantwortlichen mit seiner letzten nhl-saison nicht ganz zufrieden)
)Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 10:22
Huselius sehe ich auch als DEN MANN für die NLA. Wer eher Techniker ist als Bandenhobler ist bei uns auf den grösseren Eishockeyfelder und der geringeren Intensität eindeutig besser aufgehoben!
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 11:06
für mich haben wir übrigens so oder so nun 3 konkurrenzfähige linien:
ohne huselius:
eloranta - roest - walser
murray - reid - bärtschi / rizzello
micheli - weber - bärtschi / rizzello
bütler - morger - hüle
tuulola - bayer
fischer - geyer
ausl. V - parati
gmür / schefer - capaul
saison 04/05:
eloranta - roest - walser
mc tavish - weber - siren
baumann - bütler - bärtschi
rizzello - morger - hüle
läck, bezüglich linien 3 + 4 ist das wie tag und nacht. wo die 4. linie noch eher eine "ausbildungs-linie" war, so ist sie nun eine reine defensiv-linie.
ohne huselius:
eloranta - roest - walser
murray - reid - bärtschi / rizzello
micheli - weber - bärtschi / rizzello
bütler - morger - hüle
tuulola - bayer
fischer - geyer
ausl. V - parati
gmür / schefer - capaul
saison 04/05:
eloranta - roest - walser
mc tavish - weber - siren
baumann - bütler - bärtschi
rizzello - morger - hüle
läck, bezüglich linien 3 + 4 ist das wie tag und nacht. wo die 4. linie noch eher eine "ausbildungs-linie" war, so ist sie nun eine reine defensiv-linie.
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 12:05
ich bin eigentlich au der Meinung das wir ein besseres Team haben als letzte Saison.
Allerdings weiss ich nicht wie ich den Murray einschätzen soll
Allerdings weiss ich nicht wie ich den Murray einschätzen soll
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 12:30
Talent Analysis
Murray has good speed and great skating balance and maneuverability. Adept at finding the seams in a defense, Murray can carry the puck from goal-line to goal-line, displaying speed and stickhandling, and finish the play with an accurate shot and quick wrists. A smallish forward that overcomes his height with a tremendous offensive up-side to his game.
Future
Still too early to project whether and what role Murray might play with the NHL club. The son of a coach and consistent invitee to the Kings' prospect camps over the years play favorably for his future as he is already accustomed to matching up against bigger and better competition. Has proven that he can score at any level.
Murray has good speed and great skating balance and maneuverability. Adept at finding the seams in a defense, Murray can carry the puck from goal-line to goal-line, displaying speed and stickhandling, and finish the play with an accurate shot and quick wrists. A smallish forward that overcomes his height with a tremendous offensive up-side to his game.
Future
Still too early to project whether and what role Murray might play with the NHL club. The son of a coach and consistent invitee to the Kings' prospect camps over the years play favorably for his future as he is already accustomed to matching up against bigger and better competition. Has proven that he can score at any level.
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 12:42
ja, sieht auf dem papier wirklich nicht schlecht aus. vorallem finde ich auch gut, dass es wieder frischen wind gibt aber doch nicht zuviele wechsel, damit das team doch auch eingespielt ist! kanns kaum erwarten!maximus hat geschrieben:für mich haben wir übrigens so oder so nun 3 konkurrenzfähige linien:
ohne huselius:
eloranta - roest - walser
murray - reid - bärtschi / rizzello
micheli - weber - bärtschi / rizzello
bütler - morger - hüle
tuulola - bayer
fischer - geyer
ausl. V - parati
gmür / schefer - capaul
saison 04/05:
eloranta - roest - walser
mc tavish - weber - siren
baumann - bütler - bärtschi
rizzello - morger - hüle
läck, bezüglich linien 3 + 4 ist das wie tag und nacht. wo die 4. linie noch eher eine "ausbildungs-linie" war, so ist sie nun eine reine defensiv-linie.
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 12:46
hab hier noch einen interessanten artikel gefunden:
UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Murray to leave UND to play pro
UND lost one of its brightest hockey stars Friday when Brady Murray announced that he is leaving UND to play pro hockey in Switzerland.
Murray, a sophomore at UND last season who battled through knee and shoulder injuries much of the year, has signed a one-year contract with an option year with Rapperswil of the Swiss Elite professional league.
It'll be a homecoming of sorts for Murray, a Brandon, Man., native who lived in Switzerland when he was 3, when his father, Andy, coached hockey there.
By having a Swiss youth player pass issued to him at that, Murray qualifies to be a non-import player with Rapperswil. That's a loophole that is being closed by the league, forcing Murray's hand to make a decision now.
Since each team in the Swiss Elite league is allowed just five import players, the fact that a player of Murray's caliber can be brought in as a non-import makes him a very attractive addition.
Though Murray would not disclose the dollar amount of his contract, sources indicate his one-year contract to be in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, in addition to use of a car and an apartment.
His Swiss youth player pass was the key to the offer to play in Switzerland. "Nobody I know of in college hockey has that (player pass)," Murray said. "They're going to change the rule, so if I had stayed in college another year, this opportunity wouldn't be available to me," Murray said.
Murray, the Western Collegiate Hockey Association rookie of the year in 2004, will bypass his final two years of eligibility with the Fighting Sioux.
In two years with UND, Murray averaged more than a point a game. He played in 62 games and finishes with 27 goals and 39 assists for 66 points, 46 of them coming his rookie season.
His loss is a big one for UND, which reached the championship game of the NCAA Frozen Four last month before losing to Denver University.
"He would have been one of the most exciting and dynamic players to watch in college hockey next season," UND coach Dave Hakstol said. "But he and his family had a difficult decision to make. After examining all sides of it, they decided this was the best for Brady. We wish him all the best."
It's a non-traditional move for a player to make. A year ago, UND players Zach Parise and Brandon Bochenski gave up their remaining college eligibility to sign pro contracts with NHL teams prior to the work stoppage that shut down the 2004-05 NHL season. They did that before the league was shut down, thereby signing more lucrative contracts than would have been available now.
It's a similar situation for Murray, who would not have the option to sign with the Swiss Elite league as a non-import after this year.
"I want to play pro hockey, and this gives me the opportunity to do that," Murray said. "Playing pro hockey has always been my goal. It's what I want to do."
The loss of top underclassmen is part of the picture when you recruit and coach at a top college hockey school, Hakstol said. "Good players bring more good players," he said.
Murray said the knee and shoulder injuries last season that limited him to 25 games and finished with season-ending shoulder surgery late in the season, had nothing to do with his decision to sign with Rapperswil.
"It seemed like I spent more time last season on the stationary bike than on the ice," Murray said. "It was frustrating, but I was very proud of the way the guys finished the season, though it was tough just to watch."
Murray, whose NHL rights belong to the Los Angeles Kings, who are coached by his father, Andy, said his ultimate goal is to play in the NHL.
He said after next year in Rapperswil, he will evaluate his progress and decide then whether to return for a second year or pursue pro hockey options in the NHL or perhaps the American Hockey League.
Murray said he will fly to Switzerland on Sept. 25, for a 40-game season that runs through the end of February.
Sioux notes: Hakstol said that T.J. Oshie, an all-state forward who was the top scorer in the state last season in leading Warroad High School to the Class A state championship, will play for UND next season. Originally, the thoughts were for Oshie to play a developmental season in the United States Hockey league first. Hakstol said, though, that the decision to bring Oshie in next season had nothing to do with Murray's departure, speaking more to Oshie's readiness to play at the college level. "The two items aren't related," Hakstol said ... . Sioux captain Matt Greene, who played with very sore infected elbow the last part of the season, has been cleared to resume workouts for the first time since the season ended. "That just show you what he battled through at the end of the year and what kind of a leader Matt Greene is for our team," Hakstol said.
quelle: grandforks herald
UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Murray to leave UND to play pro
UND lost one of its brightest hockey stars Friday when Brady Murray announced that he is leaving UND to play pro hockey in Switzerland.
Murray, a sophomore at UND last season who battled through knee and shoulder injuries much of the year, has signed a one-year contract with an option year with Rapperswil of the Swiss Elite professional league.
It'll be a homecoming of sorts for Murray, a Brandon, Man., native who lived in Switzerland when he was 3, when his father, Andy, coached hockey there.
By having a Swiss youth player pass issued to him at that, Murray qualifies to be a non-import player with Rapperswil. That's a loophole that is being closed by the league, forcing Murray's hand to make a decision now.
Since each team in the Swiss Elite league is allowed just five import players, the fact that a player of Murray's caliber can be brought in as a non-import makes him a very attractive addition.
Though Murray would not disclose the dollar amount of his contract, sources indicate his one-year contract to be in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, in addition to use of a car and an apartment.
His Swiss youth player pass was the key to the offer to play in Switzerland. "Nobody I know of in college hockey has that (player pass)," Murray said. "They're going to change the rule, so if I had stayed in college another year, this opportunity wouldn't be available to me," Murray said.
Murray, the Western Collegiate Hockey Association rookie of the year in 2004, will bypass his final two years of eligibility with the Fighting Sioux.
In two years with UND, Murray averaged more than a point a game. He played in 62 games and finishes with 27 goals and 39 assists for 66 points, 46 of them coming his rookie season.
His loss is a big one for UND, which reached the championship game of the NCAA Frozen Four last month before losing to Denver University.
"He would have been one of the most exciting and dynamic players to watch in college hockey next season," UND coach Dave Hakstol said. "But he and his family had a difficult decision to make. After examining all sides of it, they decided this was the best for Brady. We wish him all the best."
It's a non-traditional move for a player to make. A year ago, UND players Zach Parise and Brandon Bochenski gave up their remaining college eligibility to sign pro contracts with NHL teams prior to the work stoppage that shut down the 2004-05 NHL season. They did that before the league was shut down, thereby signing more lucrative contracts than would have been available now.
It's a similar situation for Murray, who would not have the option to sign with the Swiss Elite league as a non-import after this year.
"I want to play pro hockey, and this gives me the opportunity to do that," Murray said. "Playing pro hockey has always been my goal. It's what I want to do."
The loss of top underclassmen is part of the picture when you recruit and coach at a top college hockey school, Hakstol said. "Good players bring more good players," he said.
Murray said the knee and shoulder injuries last season that limited him to 25 games and finished with season-ending shoulder surgery late in the season, had nothing to do with his decision to sign with Rapperswil.
"It seemed like I spent more time last season on the stationary bike than on the ice," Murray said. "It was frustrating, but I was very proud of the way the guys finished the season, though it was tough just to watch."
Murray, whose NHL rights belong to the Los Angeles Kings, who are coached by his father, Andy, said his ultimate goal is to play in the NHL.
He said after next year in Rapperswil, he will evaluate his progress and decide then whether to return for a second year or pursue pro hockey options in the NHL or perhaps the American Hockey League.
Murray said he will fly to Switzerland on Sept. 25, for a 40-game season that runs through the end of February.
Sioux notes: Hakstol said that T.J. Oshie, an all-state forward who was the top scorer in the state last season in leading Warroad High School to the Class A state championship, will play for UND next season. Originally, the thoughts were for Oshie to play a developmental season in the United States Hockey league first. Hakstol said, though, that the decision to bring Oshie in next season had nothing to do with Murray's departure, speaking more to Oshie's readiness to play at the college level. "The two items aren't related," Hakstol said ... . Sioux captain Matt Greene, who played with very sore infected elbow the last part of the season, has been cleared to resume workouts for the first time since the season ended. "That just show you what he battled through at the end of the year and what kind of a leader Matt Greene is for our team," Hakstol said.
quelle: grandforks herald
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 13:12
maximus hat geschrieben:Murray said he will fly to Switzerland on Sept. 25, for a 40-game season that runs through the end of February.
was macht der denn vorher noch die ganze zeit?!
sich von seinen verletzungen erholen?!
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 13:22
ouh mann...... und ich habe im ersten moment gelesen:Memento hat geschrieben:maximus hat geschrieben:Murray said he will fly to Switzerland on Sept. 25, for a 40-game season that runs through the end of February.
was macht der denn vorher noch die ganze zeit?!
sich von seinen verletzungen erholen?!
"fly to..... for a 40-point season that runs................
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 13:24
hab mich auch zuerst verlesen...schteff !! hat geschrieben:
ouh mann...... und ich habe im ersten moment gelesen:
"fly to..... for a 40-point season that runs................
jänu, er macht dänks a 50-point season...
also das mit dem 9-25 ist sicherlich falsch...ebenfalls wird er käumlich 300-400t $ verdienen!!
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 13:26
hää ?????????maximus hat geschrieben:
Though Murray would not disclose the dollar amount of his contract, sources indicate his one-year contract to be in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, in addition to use of a car and an apartment.
wer ?
der kleine murray ? meine fresse....... 
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 13:51
vor allem: in addition...was heisst das?? dass car + apartment noch dazu kommt oder dies inbegriffen ist?schteff !! hat geschrieben:hää ?????????maximus hat geschrieben:
Though Murray would not disclose the dollar amount of his contract, sources indicate his one-year contract to be in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, in addition to use of a car and an apartment.
wer ?
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 13:52
das heisst, dass er zusätzlich noch eine wohnung und ein auto kriegt, aber ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass das mit den $ 300' - 400' stimmt!maximus hat geschrieben:vor allem: in addition...was heisst das?? dass car + apartment noch dazu kommt oder dies inbegriffen ist?schteff !! hat geschrieben:hää ?????????maximus hat geschrieben:
Though Murray would not disclose the dollar amount of his contract, sources indicate his one-year contract to be in the $300,000 to $400,000 range, in addition to use of a car and an apartment.
wer ?
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 13:58
das würde ja heissen, dass klein-murray über ne halbe kiste verdienen wirdMemento hat geschrieben: das heisst, dass er zusätzlich noch eine wohnung und ein auto kriegt, aber ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass das mit den $ 300' - 400' stimmt!
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 14:02
richtig, aber das kann definitiv nicht sein, da er so mehr als die anderen ausländer (roest für die neue saison mal ausgenommen) verdienen würde und das ist schlichtweg nicht möglich, ausser rappi hat einen anonymen geldgeber gefundenmaximus hat geschrieben:das würde ja heissen, dass klein-murray über ne halbe kiste verdienen wird
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 14:03
spielerpatronat...hostpoint.ch übernimmt einen teil seines lohnes. wurde ja so kommuniziert.Memento hat geschrieben:ausser rappi hat einen anonymen geldgeber gefunden
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 14:05
Es wurde ja auch von anfang an klar kommuniziert, dass der Murraydeal nur dank der Hilfe von dieser Internetfirma zustande gekommen ist. Allerdings glaube ich auch nicht, dass er wirklich so viel verdienen wird. Ausserdem steht in diesem amerikanischen Artikel er würde für 1 Jahr kommen. Ich dachte bis jetzt immer, er hätte einen 2-Jahresvertrag unterschrieben. Eventuell beläuft sich diese Summe auf beide Jahre zusammen.Memento hat geschrieben:
richtig, aber das kann definitiv nicht sein, da er so mehr als die anderen ausländer (roest für die neue saison mal ausgenommen) verdienen würde und das ist schlichtweg nicht möglich, ausser rappi hat einen anonymen geldgeber gefunden
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 14:06
stimmt, ganz vergessen!maximus hat geschrieben:spielerpatronat...hostpoint.ch übernimmt einen teil seines lohnes. wurde ja so kommuniziert.Memento hat geschrieben:ausser rappi hat einen anonymen geldgeber gefunden
aber trotzdem wäre das ja ein wahnsinnslohn für einen "nicht"-ausländer!!
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 14:09
im amerikanischen artikel steht 1 jahr plus option.. hier wurde kommuniziert 2 jahre, als werden die zwei jahre auch stimmen und wenn man den lohn auf die zwei jahre verteilt, relativiert sich das ganze, ist aber immer noch recht viel!Karma hat geschrieben:Ausserdem steht in diesem amerikanischen Artikel er würde für 1 Jahr kommen. Ich dachte bis jetzt immer, er hätte einen 2-Jahresvertrag unterschrieben. Eventuell beläuft sich diese Summe auf beide Jahre zusammen.
wobei ein siren hat sicher auch weit mehr verdient als "ausländer" ...
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 14:14
oder:
klein-murray ist so gut wie alston und dubé zusammen und verdient darum so fett kohle
klein-murray ist so gut wie alston und dubé zusammen und verdient darum so fett kohle
Verfasst: 7. Jun 2005 14:21
quasi ein alston-dubé-verschnitt???schteff !! hat geschrieben:oder:
klein-murray ist so gut wie alston und dubé zusammen und verdient darum so fett kohle
Verfasst: 8. Jun 2005 19:22
ich hab geträumt.........
1. Lugano
2. Bern
3. ZSC
4. Davos
5. Rapperswil 44 spiele 165:140 torverhältnis 47 punkte
6. Zug
7. Kloten
8. Basel
9. Servette
10.Ambri
11.Langnau
12.Fribourg
und wieder gegen davos in den viertelfinals........
1. Lugano
2. Bern
3. ZSC
4. Davos
5. Rapperswil 44 spiele 165:140 torverhältnis 47 punkte
6. Zug
7. Kloten
8. Basel
9. Servette
10.Ambri
11.Langnau
12.Fribourg
und wieder gegen davos in den viertelfinals........
Verfasst: 8. Jun 2005 19:26
also ich würde so einen Vorschlag jederzeit unterschreibenamarone hat geschrieben:und wieder gegen davos in den viertelfinals........
wobei, im Finale wäre geiler
Verfasst: 8. Jun 2005 19:29
HCD-Steinbock hat geschrieben:
also ich würde so einen Vorschlag jederzeit unterschreiben
wobei, im Finale wäre geiler
ja leider spielen wir dann gegen den zsc.......
