Just switched over the the Huskies/CC game. Man, I like Peart. Seems to have grown a bit, and his skating is excellent. Also seems pretty composed under forechecking pressure, and looks really smooth and natural when he jumps up into the play.
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Doesn't matter anyway, Michigan cleared before touching it in the offensive zone anyway.
Delay offside, then they clear, then can reenter the zone.
Commentator and broadcast didn't show enough after, only the one glimpse, but my dvr showed it clearly.
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So golf balls instead? Ya know, to throw at those dang kid who get on the lawn.
This may or may not be the reason I'm not allowed to have golf balls... It also may or may no have been my own kid who was on the lawn...
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Clearly a standout defender. The Gophers are night/ day different with him on the ice vs without
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Michigan was just more efficient all game. Quick decisive turns from offense to defense and back. Gophers, once they got going offensively were fine, but sloppy and indecisive in the transition either way.
I don't get it either. For me all of Faber, Hunt, Lambos, ROR, and Peart are roughly the same quality of prospect. They do have different strengths and weaknesses, but I don't see anything that separates any of them from each other overall. Faber has the new and shiny + #oneofus going for him. Lambos was a 1st round pick and has that going for him.
I’m told he doesn’t make mistakes, yet I turn on the tv and he makes a mistake, just about every time. Not that he is bad in that regard, just not the flawless paragon that I am told he is. Last night he allowed the winning goal to be scored against his team by letting his opponent get between him and the net(lazy?, unaware?), and losing a puck battle to him. If he can’t win a puck battle against an averaged size college player at a critical time, how can we expect him to compete physically in the NHL right away? Even the AHL is quite a step up in physicality, and takes time, and work to adjust to.
I see average size and strength, good but not great skating, average offensive skills, and nothing like Brodin’s composure and defensive IQ.
I see average size and strength, good but not great skating, average offensive skills, and nothing like Brodin’s composure and defensive IQ.
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Gophers should have won imo. Oh well, it should make them hungry for the tourney. Faber is very patient on the ice; lots of folks hyping him, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there is a learning curve there. He should be compared to Spurgeon, not Brodin.
Last few times I’ve watched SCSU, Peart hasn’t looked strong, trending down imo.
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