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Prospect Info: 2024-25 Ducks Prospects
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Draws a 4 minute high sticking penalty sticking to his guy on the faceoff
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They are getting some chances but definitely missed opportunities with the PP while also giving up good chances against their PK and the 4 on 4
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Yeah hopefully the whole series will be on there
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All Mighty
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Was just thinking to myself that Sennecke hasn't been very effective in this game, then he lays a perfect saucer pass to the slot for a primary PP assist.
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Came out for the PP after to end the period, seems okay
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Watching this game and how bad the puck handling, discipline is makes me really appreciate nhl skill level
Hell of a move to get free in the slot, finds the wide open driving damn who can't handle a pass.
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Oshawa steals game 1 by a score of 4-2. I didn’t think they played well (Sennecke included), but London kept feeding them powerplays.
I also saw that London’s goalie had a record of 44-1 going into this game (regular season and playoffs).
I also saw that London’s goalie had a record of 44-1 going into this game (regular season and playoffs).
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He had an alright game I thought. Made 1 really bad pass but several pretty good ones. Just lots of bad puck handling overall in the game and a lot of penalties
Hockey Duckie
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Sennecke filling that leadership role when going after Cowan, the Knight to took out their goalie. Man is Sennecke chippy too, landing short cross-checks when in front of the net. On the PP, he was just too one-dimensional with waiting for the puck for a one-timer. That's gotta change in the next game.
Overall, I think the Generals are scrappy and that scrappiness earned them a boatload of PP opportunities to steal a win in London.
Overall, I think the Generals are scrappy and that scrappiness earned them a boatload of PP opportunities to steal a win in London.
190Octane
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I liked how much he seemed to influence the game even when there wasn't much rhythm for him. He drew eight minutes in PP time and was physically engaged and emotionally involved. He is very active after the whistle.
There is a lot of junior in his game with trying out dumb shit with the puck. He also needs to build a ton of leg and core strength and stamina to play how he does.
There is a lot of junior in his game with trying out dumb shit with the puck. He also needs to build a ton of leg and core strength and stamina to play how he does.
