2024-25 powerplay
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NobleSix
High Tech Low-Life.
This is the scenario I immediately thought of when I heard about the trade.
Crazy to think that Dach is still an option and that Demidov will be one the season after as well.
Exciting times.
Crazy to think that Dach is still an option and that Demidov will be one the season after as well.
Exciting times.
Bobby Holik agent
erudite free agency sci-fi
oh oh now i have to remember Matheson mediocre passing games.
Been great forgetting about it for a little while.
Been great forgetting about it for a little while.
I think we play 1-3-1 powerplay.
Slafkovsky in front of the net
Laine the OV left
Suzuki on the other side wall
Caufield in the bumper
Matheson on D
Hutson will get his turn
Second unit
Dach down low
Newhook at bumper
Anderson/Gallagher in front
Hutson on D
I could see Dvorak/Guhle/Mailloux taking turns on the PP2.
Slafkovsky in front of the net
Laine the OV left
Suzuki on the other side wall
Caufield in the bumper
Matheson on D
Hutson will get his turn
Second unit
Dach down low
Newhook at bumper
Anderson/Gallagher in front
Hutson on D
I could see Dvorak/Guhle/Mailloux taking turns on the PP2.
Scintillating10
Registered User
Laine, Hutson, healthy Dach should be one of top power plays in league. Those 3 in general is quite the shot in arm to team
Now with Laine on the team and Dach being healthy is there any chance Slafkovsky can stay where he played last season?
I am not really excited about the idea of having him standing in front of the net during PP.
I am not really excited about the idea of having him standing in front of the net during PP.
WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
The key to a good powerplay is movement but yes, Slaf would be the left shot one timer so he would shift from bumper, down low to half-wall consistently.
When Demidov will be here, we should run two PP units and let them compete for playing time. The last unit that scores starts the next powerplays, until the other unit scores. Nothing better than a little bit of internal competition to get the best of everybody.
Everytime I saw Caufield in the bumper spot, he was underwhelming. Him and Laine are left wall shooters IMO.
PP 1A:
DownLow: Suzuki
Left Wall: Caufield
Right Wall: Slaf
Bumper: Newhook
Point: Matheson
PP 1B:
DownLow: Dach
Left Wall: Laine
Right Wall: Demidov
Bumper: Roy
Point: Hutson
Everytime I saw Caufield in the bumper spot, he was underwhelming. Him and Laine are left wall shooters IMO.
PP 1A:
DownLow: Suzuki
Left Wall: Caufield
Right Wall: Slaf
Bumper: Newhook
Point: Matheson
PP 1B:
DownLow: Dach
Left Wall: Laine
Right Wall: Demidov
Bumper: Roy
Point: Hutson
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Egresch
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- Jul 10, 2022
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I have no worries, Slaf wants to win games and playing in front of the net will bring highest value to his team. He is good at it and he will get even better.
Our PP starts to look scary, even PP2 unit:
In front of the net: 1 Slaf, 2 Gally
Bumper: 1 Caufield, 2 Newhook
Left wall: 1 Laine, 2 Dach
Right wall: 1 Suzuki, 2 Roy
Quarteback: 1 Hutson, 2 Matheson
You bring Demidov and Mailloux in next year and we will be lethal.
The Gr8 Dane
L'harceleur
Cole gonna lose his spot
as long time sports analyst @Skip Bayless would say:
*Get ready to learn 5on5nese buddy*
as long time sports analyst @Skip Bayless would say:
*Get ready to learn 5on5nese buddy*
Mrb1p
PRICERSTOPDAPUCK
Probably the first time since Kovy/Koivu left that we can run an actual two unit PP without wasting 45 seconds.
We also have the talent to run a Tampa 1-3-1.
Suzuki 3 right
Laine 3 left
Slafkovsky 1 low
Lane 1 high
Caufield 3 middle slot
Dach 3 left
Roy 1 low
Newhook 3 middle slot
Matheson 1 high
Guhle 3 right
We also have the talent to run a Tampa 1-3-1.
Suzuki 3 right
Laine 3 left
Slafkovsky 1 low
Lane 1 high
Caufield 3 middle slot
Dach 3 left
Roy 1 low
Newhook 3 middle slot
Matheson 1 high
Guhle 3 right
