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On The Beach… 🌴☃️ by Esa Suomaa Via Flickr: Sorgen Beach Jurmo island, The Gulf of Finland, The Baltic Sea.

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[dripkingpetey]

just checking to see if anyone else is on the joni jurmo train yet.

no? guess i’ll check back later!

@fifthovertime a tag just for you taylor😘

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“Joni, any promises for new year?” “few more goals”

BING. 🔊

[novumtimes]

Zayne Parekh: What to know about the newest Flames pick

Article content Zayne Parekh put up huge numbers in the OHL last year. And the Calgary Flames are betting big that will translate to the NHL. The Flames selected the 6-foot defenceman with their ninth overall pick at Friday night’s NHL Draft, adding a significant amount of firepower to the future of their blue-line. Article content A lot of the conversation surrounding the Flames had centred around Tij Iginla heading into the draft, but Jarome’s son was selected three picks before they took to the podium when the Utah Hockey Club announced his name. In Parekh, though, the Flames got a rearguard who led all CHL defencemen with 33 goals in 2023-24 and won the Memorial Cup with the Saginaw Spirit. Here’s a few things to know about the newest Flames prospect: HIS HOCKEY I.Q. IS THROUGH THE ROOF Read any scouting report on Parekh — who is from Nobleton, Ont. — and they’ll tell you the same thing: He sees the ice brilliantly and keeps his composure in the defensive end while evading opponents in the offensive zone and creating offence. That second part is going to be what generates headlines. Parekh scored 33 goals and added 63 assists in 66 games for the Spirit and then recorded two goals and nine assists in 11 playoff games. He’s a potential power-play quarterback and has a dynamic skill-set that few young defencemen in this year’s draft come close to matching. Saginaw Spirit’s Zayne Parekh (19) celebrates with the Memorial Cup trophy after a 4-3 win over the London Knights in Saginaw, Mich., Sunday, June 2, 2024. Photo by DUANE BURLESON /THE CANADIAN PRESS HE ISN’T ALL OFFENCE This is important, because again, most of the talk is going to be about his offensive numbers but scouts had a lot of good things to say about his play on the other end of the ice, too. Article content FC Hockey’s 2024 Draft Guide referred to Parekh as being “high-risk, high-reward” but emphasized that he stays active in his own zone and uses his stick work and skating to disrupt opponents. Parekh is only 18, so he’s got lots of time to work on his game in the defensive end, but even now, it’s not like it’s being used as a knock against him. Recommended from Editorial A glance at each pick in the first round of the NHL draft Off The Post: Do the Florida Panthers have a dynasty on their hands? Flames trade analysis: Andrew Mangiapane dealt to Capitals for draft pick THE FLAMES HAVE LOADED UP ON YOUNG D With the trades they’ve made over the last 12 months and then drafting Parekh on Friday, the Flames have seriously bolstered their core of young defencemen. The likes of Hunter Brzustewicz and Joni Jurmo came over in the deal that sent Jacob Markstrom to the Vancouver Canucks, while they added Artem Grushnikov in the deal that sent Chris Tanev to the Dallas Stars and then got Kevin Bahl, who is only 24-years-old, from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for Jacob Markstrom last week. Parekh may have the most upside of any of them and could very well be their No. 1 guy in a few years time, but regardless of what else they do at the draft on Friday and Saturday, they’re a lot further ahead in terms of adding young d-men than they were a year ago. daustin@postmedia.com www.twitter.com/DannyAustin_9 Share this article in your social network Source link via The Novum Times

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Flames sign Finnish defenceman Joni Jurmo to entry-level contract

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted March 24, 2024 5:08 pm 1 min read The Calgary Flames signed defenceman Joni Jurmo to an entry-level contract in a deal announced Sunday. The Flames acquired the rights to the 21-year-old from Espoo, Finland, in a Jan. 31 trade that sent centre Elias Lindholm to the Vancouver Canucks. Calgary also got forward Andrei Kuzmenko, another defensive prospect in…

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Elias Lindholm Traded to the Vancouver Canucks

The Vancouver Canucks trade for Elias Lindholm, sending Andrei Kuzmenko, defensive prospect ndrei Kuzmenko, Hunter Brzustewicz, D Joni Jurmo, a first-round pick and a conditional fourth-round pick in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft.

Arash and Ryan break down the trade, discuss how Lindholm will fit into this roster and who his linemates could be. They also look at what is next for Kuzmenko and why the time was now to move on from the former 39-goal scorer.

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Antonio Velardo shares: Customization Becomes a Watch Brand’s Calling Card by Penelope Colston

By Penelope Colston “Our goal is to make watches for people that are meaningful to them,” one of Jurmo Watches’ founders said. Published: August 9, 2023 at 05:06AM from NYT Fashion https://ift.tt/FQXrVkC via IFTTT

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Pentti Sammallahti Jurmo, Finland 1973

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Sure I'll bite, tell me about the trade oh wise one

VANCOUVER GOT FLEEEEEEEECED-

Ahem. Ahem.

Instant Stereanalysis - Lindholm/Kuzmenko Trade

Okay, so Lindholm was linked to the Nucks for a while - the Nucks don't really have a 2C. Pettersson and Miller can both play C, but they're much better together on the "Lotto line" with Boeser. So it makes sense why Lindholm was moved.

It also makes sense why Kuzmenko was. He's not performing to his contract and is becoming $5.5m in the press box. So he was likely going to be moved anyway.

My problem is everything else about the trade. Lindholm for Kuzmenko, 1 for 1, would make sense. Okay, Lindholm is the better player, and has a lower cap hit, so you need to throw in extras. Vancouver does this by... throwing in Brzustewicz (75th overall d-man prospect from 2023 who looks like a steal). And a first. And a conditional fourth. And Joni Jurmo (a decent d-man prospect in the Liiga right now). You see the problem here?

Plus, Lindholm has neither an extension in place nor RFA status after the season. If Vancouver flames out - pardon the pun - early in the playoffs this year (and I suspect they might), Lindholm can simply walk, and you just threw away Kuzy, a first (which, if they lose in the first round in the playoffs, would be in the 17-24 range), and one and a half good d-man prospects for what, 30-40 games of Lindholm? Ouch.

Now, if Vancouver re-signs Lindholm on a reasonable deal, this trade will look a lot better. As it stands, though... Yikes. Patrick Allvin's first trade under his new extension is not great.

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