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I'm sure why they didn't show it on the broadcast, but Rahm has a 9ft birdie putt remaining at #7 (while Koepka has an 11ft par putt). So, while not guaranteed, odds are Rahm picks up at least one stroke on Koepka at #7.

Is Tampa choosing between Palat and Killorn this offseason? Granted, keeping Palat also creates issues the following offseason with Cirelli, Sergachev, and Cernak needing new deals then. 

Did Binnington really play that well? Including the posts, the Avs beat him 8 times. Yes, he made a lot of saves, but he also faced a lot of shots. It feels like he was the beneficiary of a fair amount of good luck.     

I never understood this line of thinking. If the Montreal offer was worse than what Aho thought he ultimately would've settled for with Carolina, then why did he accept it? Yes, he took less than than he would have received as a UFA, but that's true of nearly all RFAs. Between the bonus...

I think he's more comparable to Stephen Yzerman. 

Guy just signed a 6 year deal and we're already talking about how they're going to dump his contract. 

I don't remember much criticism of the Minnesota and Columbus trades at the time. The Florida one was panned almost instantly. 

Eklund to New Jersey (e5). 

"Tampa Bay is actually bad' is certainly a take. 

It was an intentional penalty.

Was it lack of effort, or the fact that Vegas has an absolute monster of a lineup compared to Vancouver having like five good skaters total? The Canucks got boat raced the entire series, not just last night. 

Why aren't they showing more Canucks highlights? Seems biased to me. 

I'd probably do Dach and Turcotte for Hughes and would consider Huberdeau and Strome for Nugent-Hopkins.   I would've thought #3 and #5 for #1 would be an easy 'yes' had my team won the lottery, but it's closer than I thought when looking at the actual results (even when you throw out the...

I probably won't be able to sleep tonight because of this either. 

Counterpoint: stop rewarding teams for being bad. 

Payton's actions have seemed to consistently contradict this over the past year: signing Bridgewater and playing him ahead of Hill went Brees went down last year - and then signing Winston this offseason. Weird situation. 

I remember Hernandez going well ahead Gronkowski in 2010 rookie drafts, on the assumption that Gronkowski was going to function primarily as a blocker and Hernandez as a receiver. I think there's probably a lesson there in accepting that we know less than we like to think about how players will...

Players are transitory. Mike Brown is not.

They were 3rd in points scored last year. 

2017 was a long time ago.