Their roster is just absurdly deep.
Might mean 3rd line minutes for Montgomery.
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Their roster is just absurdly deep.
Might mean 3rd line minutes for Montgomery.
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BondraTime
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Heading to London makes sense with the new NCAA rules.
No chance the Sens are signing Montgomery for another 2+ years.
He’s going to get a lot less playing time and responsibility in London compared to Lincoln. They’re a wagon, he’s possibly a 4th line guy on their roster.
Not sure it was a smart move, he needs to get as many reps and as much ice time as possible. London is undoubtedly the better organization, but a tertiary role compared to a featured role is going to lead to some issues for a guy who needs development imo.
No chance the Sens are signing Montgomery for another 2+ years.
He’s going to get a lot less playing time and responsibility in London compared to Lincoln. They’re a wagon, he’s possibly a 4th line guy on their roster.
Not sure it was a smart move, he needs to get as many reps and as much ice time as possible. London is undoubtedly the better organization, but a tertiary role compared to a featured role is going to lead to some issues for a guy who needs development imo.
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BondraTime
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How is Yak getting sprung 10 seconds into a PP with the puck in their own end 
Was he just playing the the high deep guy?
I have no clue how a D can be behind every player on the ice with the puck in their own end 10 seconds into a power play, that makes absolutely no sense to me. Did he fall off the face off and stay there?
Was he just playing the the high deep guy?
I have no clue how a D can be behind every player on the ice with the puck in their own end 10 seconds into a power play, that makes absolutely no sense to me. Did he fall off the face off and stay there?
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Lol, maybe they are playing him as a fwd on the PP?How is Yak getting sprung 10 seconds into a PP with the puck in their own end
Was he just playing the the high deep guy?
I have no clue how a D can be behind every player on the ice with the puck in their own end 10 seconds into a power play, that makes absolutely no sense to me. Did he fall off the face off and stay there?
BondraTime
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Maybe, that’s the only thing that makes sense to me without having seen the preceding 10 seconds, though he’s been on the point the whole year prior.
I just…don’t understand.
The play just started, there are 4 guys in their zone, 2 below the hashmarks, and Yak is posted at the other teams blue line.
I honestly have no clue how that could have happened
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Xspyrit
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Maybe, that’s the only thing that makes sense to me without having seen the preceding 10 seconds, though he’s been on the point the whole year prior.
I just…don’t understand.
The play just started, there are 4 guys in their zone, 3 below the hashmarks, and Yak is posted at the other teams blue line.
I honestly have no clue how that could have happened
For example, maybe they were 4 o. 4, guys come out of the box and go for a change, Yak gets on the ice.
Was there already 2 D-men for Calgary!
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Good chance his development actually stalls because of that move. Who decided to do that? Does he have an agent?
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He definitely has to go through an adjustment with the Knights. They play with a lot of pace and they have a deep team.
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