Two players that were slightly off board and wore an unusual tie at the draft. It's destiny.
Shit, I hated this guy's boring name also, but now that you've convinced me it's Daniel-san, I'm on board! You're the best, around, nothin's gonna ever keep ya down!
A few have brought it up. I really hope that becomes his nickname. I think we need to send it the WWP a bunch so they can get Bultman asking questions that way and Daniels on board.
There are no questions on his skating... It honestly makes me stop reading to put that.
Right now it's about scoring goals in Detroit. There isn't anyone. And trading for Debrincat isn't going to solve that problem.
Then who will? Some kid that won’t be on the roster for another couple years?
He played on one of the worst junior teams and created offense by himself. Was the focal point of the d chalk talk every night. Context is important. People see barely above a PPG and don't take into account how hard that was to actually do. He plays a north south, speed oriented heavy game. He does that with skill, with him and Kasper in back to back years Yzerman finally answered center questions. One should work out to help Larkin and the other should become an elite checking guy that chips in. You also add the right-handed draw we have sorely needed. Again thrilled with this.
Goals are the end result of a lot of other things than ”gifted goalscorer did everything in a vacuum”.
People really don't realize how big of a hole this fills in the prospect pool. Center is more or less handled... finally. It's a big deal.
No. All the best players play in a vacuum. Why do you think Andy Miele stuck around for so long
As someone who wants us to grab a gifted goal scorer some way or another, this is true. It's like playmaking and possession don't exist. If you can keep the puck out of your zone and in the other teams you're more likely to score.
I just re watched most of It's Always Sunny.... Never change the name
