jrom
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For some reason, Slaf seems to have done only the team interviews, nothing else.
Prospects coming over from the WC only did the interview part.
For some reason, Slaf seems to have done only the team interviews, nothing else.
Berzolla was very lucky it wasn't Xhekaj, he would have been in a coma.
Nah.. just use common sense.How do we find out which players have their weight embellished and which don’t? Do we check with you?
Maybe 215 max.. the nhl has been known to embellish size. Ovie is not 250, and Slaf is definitely not 238. Ffs look at DK Metcalf.. hes wayyyy bigger than slafkovsky and he's 235.
Not really.Would be kind of funny if one of Beck/Mesar made the team while Slaf played in the AHL lol
I love how people on these forums think they know better then the paid professionals the Habs have hired to train/feed these guys. Ya'll need to take a step back, we are a bunch of nobodies on a forum with zero experience when it comes to real life training to play in the NHL.
This take, from both of you is ridiculous. Slafkovsky routinely makes terrific and seemingly simple plays. You take a few attempts at stuff that fog wrong in a prospects tournament meant to try things and project it as recurring bad decisions.I agree. He makes poor decisions, often.
Does anyone follow hockey around here. Slafkovsky himself said he doesn't expect to start the season at 238 lbs, predicting it will be lower.In terms of the losing weight thing, keep in mind noones putting on 10 pounds of muscle in a couple of months. Clearly that wasn’t all good weight. Also I did notice Slaf looking a little gassed towards the end of that game. Don’t think playing at 240 this season is the plan lol. Imagine he’s closer to 225 by the start of the season.
Not even Wayne Gretzky has 20 PPG seasons. Theres 6 players in the 15-19 range.I think that’s what they see in Slafkovsky. He may never reach that type of peak, lets be honest those two guys go down in history as the two best wingers to ever play the game.
But if Slafkovsky can be that durable as a PPG forward for 15-20 years, it’s HOF material.
I could be wrong but wasn’t he weighed at 228 at the rookie mini camp shortly after the draft?He was officially weighed twelve months ago as a 17 year old kid at 229 with TPS Turku. I looked for it, but never found his Combine weight. Is there another legit weigh in? The next official weigh in I’m sure actually happened is the recent 238. He was probably 225 as a 16 year old kid. It’s absolutely impossible to go back to that.
And if his gut hangs upon the towel rack?He said he's 230 lbs and he's the most accurate source we have about his own weight.
Some things worries me a bit about him but he is such a raw hockey player and a rare physical specimen.
His low end is something like a Puljujarvi or a Lawson Crouse and if everything clicks he could be a Eric Lindros lite. Dont see any Rantanen in the way he plays.
He has the potential to be our Shaq where he just overpowers you with his physical gifts even if IQ is average-good.
Down for this gamble seeing there were no can’t miss #1 this last draft
He is nothing like Lindros or Crouse at all. Definitely closer to Rantanen but a Jagr lite is exactly his upside. He plays an identical style to Jagr but the execution still has a long way to go.
Let the triggering, commence..
If they don't under stand the "lite" part of my statement then they simply don't have a credible opinion.
Chara listed here. If he retired, than Slaf would be among the 4 heaviest.
I concur, however..
People will see Jagr and have steam coming out of their ears and furious tears coming out of their eyes.
Exactly this is nonsense. People have this strange obsession with numbers not based in anything
Scott Stevens was one of the best defensemen ever IMO. A monster.Eric Lindors' career was ruined by the kinds of cheap shots that get people 10 game suspensions now, not sure that's a relevant worry in todays NHL.