Injury Report: Alec Martinez IN; Drewiske OUT vs. Nashville
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Shellz
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etherialone
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Salute to DD for doing his best to hold the fort. He did a very good job but was the odd man out.
Welcome back A Mart.
Welcome back A Mart.
King RAZZ
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Reaper45
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Can't risk hurting his confidence right now. He's played well. Scratching him would be a set back, there's too much at stake with his mental development.
etherialone
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Here is a breakdown of our replacement players.
gp g a pts +/- toi
Muzzin 16 2 2 4 +3 15:40
DavisD 19 1 3 4 +4 14:32
Ellerby 19 0 1 1 +1 15:20 (including Fla)
Over the past 5 games Muzzin has averaged 20:07 mins per game with a career high of 22:43 last game. (Muzzin has played 3 fewer games than either DavisD or KE)
Over the past 5 games DavisD has averaged 15:52 mins per game with a season high of 18:12 last game.
Over the past 5 games Ellerby has averaged 12:17 mins per game with a high of 14:45 last game.
Muzzin has seen a steady increase of his ice time and has improved as a result (he had a ways to go and still does). With the additional ice time Muzzin not only chipped in on offence but also improved on his positional play.
He is a rookie and has his ups and downs but I think he has come a long way so far. Statistically speaking Muzzin has been our best replacement player to date.
DavisD was inconsistent over the past 8 games especially and that is why he is the player that was scratched tonight. DavisD is one of those guys who works very hard and is a solid asset to a team but is just outside of being good enough to earn a full time roster spot. Excellent depth D but not an everyday player.
Ellerby is clearly behind Muzzin in so far as their development is concerned. Both have a ways to go but Ellerby is out of position more often than Muzzin and more importantly Ellerby is still learning how to use his size/reach in relation to his gap control leaving him exposed more often than not.
There is enough there to work with to where I can see Ellerby developing into a solid bottom pairing Dman but he is a bit behind Muzzin in my opinion.
gp g a pts +/- toi
Muzzin 16 2 2 4 +3 15:40
DavisD 19 1 3 4 +4 14:32
Ellerby 19 0 1 1 +1 15:20 (including Fla)
Over the past 5 games Muzzin has averaged 20:07 mins per game with a career high of 22:43 last game. (Muzzin has played 3 fewer games than either DavisD or KE)
Over the past 5 games DavisD has averaged 15:52 mins per game with a season high of 18:12 last game.
Over the past 5 games Ellerby has averaged 12:17 mins per game with a high of 14:45 last game.
Muzzin has seen a steady increase of his ice time and has improved as a result (he had a ways to go and still does). With the additional ice time Muzzin not only chipped in on offence but also improved on his positional play.
He is a rookie and has his ups and downs but I think he has come a long way so far. Statistically speaking Muzzin has been our best replacement player to date.
DavisD was inconsistent over the past 8 games especially and that is why he is the player that was scratched tonight. DavisD is one of those guys who works very hard and is a solid asset to a team but is just outside of being good enough to earn a full time roster spot. Excellent depth D but not an everyday player.
Ellerby is clearly behind Muzzin in so far as their development is concerned. Both have a ways to go but Ellerby is out of position more often than Muzzin and more importantly Ellerby is still learning how to use his size/reach in relation to his gap control leaving him exposed more often than not.
There is enough there to work with to where I can see Ellerby developing into a solid bottom pairing Dman but he is a bit behind Muzzin in my opinion.
Ollie Weeks
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Whiskey is what is he is. Ellerby and Muzzin have been comparable in play, and have the potential to be much more.
no name
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Muzzin has not been as bad as people make him out to be lately. He's made a couple mistakes a game but he's made less than both Scuderi and DD. He's hitting and getting his shot on goal. Why would anyone want to take him out of the lineup?
santiclaws
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MsMeow
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I am glad you said this because I also thought Muzzin looked better the last couple of games.
Wow! No really, Darryl, tell us how you feel!
I hope it isn't the kind of thing that the players eventually tune out. At the same time, I really wish someone was keeping all his quotes and would put them in a book because they are gold!
Ziggy Stardust
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I'd like to see Muzzin use his size more and lay the body on players. When he does it, he looks good. When he doesn't, he looks bad.
