tooji
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The best comparable for Juraj Slafkovsky is Juraj Slafkovsky.
Prospect Info: [2022 - 1st OA] Juraj Slafkovsky (LW) Part 2
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@YukonCornelius Petry was particularly traumatized by it....his bathroom post is still haunting me...never should have read it...
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Since it's not being stated that Slafkovsky is or will be Jagr. Honestly what's wrong with that?
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You seriously care about that?
There are folks on this board that think we can’t make fun of the Leafs because they make the playoffs every year.
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Have some PRIDE, Eric...
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It was written with the gusto of Hemingway writing about catching a fish.
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It just seems like we’re setting up for a big pie to slam in our face. Jagr, literally a top5 player of all time…
BigDaddyLurch
Have some PRIDE, Eric...
...stylistically...as in his style of play is reminiscent of...even Jagr said it...so what's wrong with that??...
...hopefully not while he was on the Throne...
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Then just imagine Armia decided to use Jagr‘s style next year. That’s the comparable.
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I'd agree if we were stating that he is or will be Jagr. Saying that Slafkovsky has similar traits to Jagr. Isn't really a big deal.
When I played University football. A couple of my coaches said I reminded them of Mike Pinball Clemons. One of the best running backs/Punt returners in CFL history. One we were the same size and weight. Two it was hard to tackle me, as I just bounced off defenders. Three I do an amazing Buckwheat imitation, which makes me sound like him lol
Their point wasn't I was or was going to be the next Pinball. There point was that I reminded them of him when I played.
Half the fun of being a fan is being boisterous about your team and their players and completely downplaying the other guys. I used to happily argue with my Ottawa fan Uncle that Subban was better than Karlsson.
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Fotogaléria - Jaromír Jágr: Juraj Slafkovský? Výborný hráč! Chcel som ho v tíme. Potom som zistil, že má 17 | Šport.sk
Jaromír Jágr vyhral s Kladnom nad Liptovským Mikulášom 6:3, strelil gól a mal asistenciu. Odpovedal aj na otázky novinárov. Povedal aj názor na Jur...
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Slafkovský (17) o skvělém roce: Žiju si svůj sen. Co řekl o srovnání s Jágrem?
I když stále není plnoletý a na helmě pořád nosí košík, už stihl zažít věci, o kterých by se mnohým ani nezdálo. Pro útočníka Juraje Slafkovského (17) je poslední rok obzvláště nabitý. Klenot slovenského hokeje startoval na mistrovství světa dvacítek, seniorů v Rize a dokonce i v olympijské...
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Tässä on SM-liigan uusi kovan luokan NHL-superlupaus: Juraj Slafkovsky, 17, on jo saanut hurjan lempinimen
Tällä kaudella jääkiekon SM-liigassa nähdään useita kovan luokan NHL-lupauksia. Suomalaisten osalta mielenkiinto kohdistuu erityisesti JYPin Brad Lambertiin ja Joakim Kemelliin. Kolmas kutkuttava tapaus löytyy TPS:stä. Mutta kuka ihme on ”Slovakian Jagr”?
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ZOH 2022: Prirovnania k Jágrovi. Záruba: Slafkovský je výnimočný talent | Šport.sk
Zimné olympijské hry 2022 - Prirovnania k Jaromírovi Jágrovi. Juraj Slafkovský je výnimočný talent, vraví Róbert Záruba. Slovenskí hokejisti prehra...
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She must have been in on some truly champ moments....probably not as traumatized as @Toene 's fiancee...
BigDaddyLurch
Have some PRIDE, Eric...
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What kills me is how the guy unleashes with impunity on that balcony and to make it look matter of factly, you see and hear him activate the beep of his remote, in order to keep pretending that he was really going to his car.
However, just when you think the beep bookends the deal, he walks towards the front door and some residual squibblets accompany him in a trail of shamelessness.
BigDaddyLurch
Have some PRIDE, Eric...
...hence why I always say just let it fly...it's the ones who stick around after you've dropped a Bomb that you want there anyways...
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Just when I thought I'd seen it all....hence why I always say just let it fly...it's the ones who stick around after you've dropped a Bomb that you want there anyways...
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BigDaddyLurch
Have some PRIDE, Eric...
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I just heard the replay of an interview given by the ex-head stooge at DansLesCouillesLisses.
He said that he attended this 3 vs. 3 league featuring pro players and which included Slaf, Suzuki, Josh Anderson and several NHLers. Apparently, a spot opened for Slaf on account of Huberdeau bailing.
The game is played on an undersized ice surface. The stooge said that Slaf held his own and reminded him of a faster Malkin. Said he looked very close to being NHL ready.
One drawback he noted was that unlike the other players, Slaf looked visibly winded by the middle of the 2nd period. Don't know if it's a one-off or if he's that badly behind, fitness-wise.
What's interesting is that admission is only $5 and you get to see the players really close up. Apparently, the place has been packed every game. Proceeds go to charity.
I don't know where the league is at, but they were in playoff mode around mid-August. League may have completed its schedule, I'm not certain: The LSHL - Living Sisu Pro Hockey League
He said that he attended this 3 vs. 3 league featuring pro players and which included Slaf, Suzuki, Josh Anderson and several NHLers. Apparently, a spot opened for Slaf on account of Huberdeau bailing.
The game is played on an undersized ice surface. The stooge said that Slaf held his own and reminded him of a faster Malkin. Said he looked very close to being NHL ready.
One drawback he noted was that unlike the other players, Slaf looked visibly winded by the middle of the 2nd period. Don't know if it's a one-off or if he's that badly behind, fitness-wise.
What's interesting is that admission is only $5 and you get to see the players really close up. Apparently, the place has been packed every game. Proceeds go to charity.
I don't know where the league is at, but they were in playoff mode around mid-August. League may have completed its schedule, I'm not certain: The LSHL - Living Sisu Pro Hockey League
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Rookies tend to slump during the second half of the season as they aren't used to the pace at which the NHL is played. Don't think him being winded means much. Especially if its during a 3v3 which as everyone has seen during NHL overtime is usually pretty fast paced.
BigDaddyLurch
Have some PRIDE, Eric...
...thanks for the update, amigo...kid sounds like he's on the right track so far, anyways...
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I would love management to hire Craig Ramsay to coach the Rocket, give him a big contract and he might do it. He was key in Slafkovsky and Mesar's progression, he was their national coach. I figure the trust is there, would be perfect if they spent the year in the AHL.
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