2023-24 San Diego Gulls/Tulsa Oilers

[mightyquack]

Goals in 3 straight for Pasta, and 4 in 6.

I'm still a Pasta believer. He's a project no doubt, but he does seem to have good hands and a fantastic shot. 75 goals and 174 points in 125 OHL games is nothing to sneeze at. Easy to forget he's not even 21 for another 4 months and the Gulls are pretty horrid to say the least.

Plus we are due for a project forward with good offensive potential to pan out after Perreault, right?

 

[Static]

Pastujov: 9 points in first 20 games, 9 points in last 17 games. Obviously pretty even, but four of his points in the first half came in one game.

Put another way: Points in six of his first 20 games, points in eight of his last 17. Incremental.

Gaucher had 12 points in his first 30 games, 9 in his last 32. So I was wrong there.

 

[Mr Rogers]

At this stage, if Gaucher comes to have a Carrick level impact I think that’d be pretty good. Just a really poor selection, those types of forward picks are part of why we can’t score goals

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

Pastujov: 9 points in first 20 games, 9 points in last 17 games. Obviously pretty even, but four of his points in the first half came in one game.

Put another way: Points in six of his first 20 games, points in eight of his last 17. Incremental.

Gaucher had 12 points in his first 30 games, 9 in his last 32. So I was wrong there.

It's only just now that Pasta is starting to have a consistent impact. He has 8 points in his last 10. He had that one brief spate months ago where he had a hat trick and he's mostly been a total zero since then, until lately.

 

[TheGoodShepard1]

Gulls have a top 3 PP in the AHL? Call up whoever runs that unit for a 2-week audition period, thanks

 

[Hockey Duckie]

Looking at the past few lineups posted, Pasta-Gaucher-Caulfield have been a line for the past four games, starting with game 3-24.

Here's game 3-22 lineup:


Game 3-24 lineup has King moving to the top RW spot and Caulfield moves back down to the 3RW spot. He's together again with Gaucher, but this time, instead of Tracey at LW it's Pasta.



When Tracey was with Gaucher-Caulfield before, that trio went on an offensive tear. Then injuries moved Caulfield up in the lineup, but nothing popped. Now, Pasta gets back with the two bangers in Gaucher and Caulfield, then that trio is making waves.

 

[anezthes]

Gulls lose 7-3.

 

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[All Mighty]

Andrew Lucas

25 year old RHD out of UConn.

 

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[All Mighty]

Based on his spot in the lineup, they have way more faith in Colangelo than Mysak. Though that could be attributed to their position.

 

[Hockey Duckie]

3:21 into the game, Colangelo notches a shot on goal. At least he's not shy about shooting.

 

[MMC]

4 goals in his last 7 games

 

[MMC]

 

[Hockey Duckie]

4 goals in his last 7 games

Our coaches need to keep Gaucher-Caulfield together! Put any offensive-minded LW and that line will be production. The duo scores with Tracey, Pastujov, and, now, Nesterenko as LW's.

 

[Ducks DVM]

Colangelo looks big and fast.

 

[The Midnight Burrito]

Based on his spot in the lineup, they have way more faith in Colangelo than Mysak. Though that could be attributed to their position.

Mysak is about as interesting as Meyers.

 

[All Mighty]

Colangelo looks big and fast.

He was a volume shooter in college so I’m interested to see if he’s able to generate shots at this level.

EDIT: And he scores right as I say that!

 

[Ducks DVM]

New kid!

Sign him, you idiot

 

[All Mighty]

I guess they only had time to do one take for this GIF. Looks like he almost poked his eye.

 

[MMC]

 

[All Mighty]

He was a volume shooter in college so I’m interested to see if he’s able to generate shots at this level.

EDIT: And he scores right as I say that!

Well he has 4 shots through 2 periods, so that’s a good sign. One reason I started to lose faith in Perreault was that he couldn’t generate shots in the AHL. In his last OHL season, he averaged almost 4 shots per game, but he only ever reached close to 2 shots per game in any of his AHL years.