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Now now now, Bedard is still technically a prospect until he reaches the appropriate games played... but as a Nazar stan, you ain't wrong once Bedard (and Reichel/Korchinski) graduate.
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Now now now, Bedard is still technically a prospect until he reaches the appropriate games played... but as a Nazar stan, you ain't wrong once Bedard (and Reichel/Korchinski) graduate.
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I'm taking the high road moving forward.
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It’s criminal that Nazar doesn’t play on Michigan’s top powerplay but Michigan’s top powerplay is buzzing all the same against an overwhelmed UMass.
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First college point for Oliver Moore with a powerplay assist to Jaxon Nelson (an undrafted 5th year senior). Moore entered the zone with speed and was able to make a nice drop pass to Nelson who finished with a pretty snipe.
ETA: Also first point for Sam Rinzel who picks up the other assist.
ETA: Also first point for Sam Rinzel who picks up the other assist.
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Nazar picked up an assist on the 7th goal (in a 7-2 blowout), with an assist to Rutger McGroarty.
Moore just robbed on the pp, leads to a shorthanded goal against
also the energy in the building is insane, better than some NHL games
also the energy in the building is insane, better than some NHL games
Rinzel also credited with an assist on that goal (his first point)
Rinzel had the other assist on this goal as well
Moore with a beautiful feed to get Minnesota back in front. Third assist of the night for him (Rinzel has two as well)
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Gajan stopped 50/51 shots in Green Bay’s 5-1 win. GB is pretty rough defensively so results like last weekend aren’t totally shocking.
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Del Mastro on PP1 for Rockford. He just missed 2 assists it looks like.
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Moore with 3 assists and Rinzel with 2 assists in the 6-5 OT win for UMinn.
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Oliver Moore by all accounts was fantastic in his first collegiate game.
But...and tgere always are some buts,it shoukd be noted that Rinzel was a -3and Moore a -2 ...so really a net mixed bag...Rinzel 2 points -3 and Moore 3 points -2....Rinzel on ice for 4 of th 5 St.Thomas goals against Minnesota
I actually watched the whole Minnesota game since I've never really seen Moore play. Moore's speed is obviously elite but his motor is what really stood out to me. He never gives up on pucks, can dump and chase and be the first to the puck. Could be a really nice forechecking compliment/puck retriever for Bedard.
He has good offensive instincts and is natural playmaker and has a good understanding of how his speed opens up space for his teammates. His off puck game in transition is high end as he really knows how to get open for outlet passes while winding up his speed. His teammates were unable to make those outlet passes either due to a lack of vision/skill or chemistry but if they can nail that down over time, Moore is basically a guaranteed zone entry every shift and can put defensemen on their heels on a whim. Decision making, especially offensively, leaves something to be desired tho. I saw him blindly throw the puck into a defender's shin pads on a 3-2, throw a very low percentage shot on goal instead of establishing zone possession on the power play, etc. You can even see it on that backhand assist. He tries to force the puck into the slot initally to someone who really wasn't open at all instead of relaying to the wide open point man and was fortunate that the puck bounced back to him the way that it did.
You cant teach the physical tools that he has and Moore does have decent instincts so hopefully as he matures he can put it all together. His tools are enough to seperate him at the NCAA level and he's almost a guaranteed NHL player because of them but when he becomes pro he's going to need to really refine his decision making if he's going to make it as a legit top 6 forward vs a third line energy guy. Either way, he is SUPER fun to watch.
Rinzel plays on PP1, which really surprised me but it'll be nice for his development. He's a lot more offensively oriented than I thought. He's creative and isn't afraid to take risks. He moves rather slowly (hands and feet) though and got burned 1v1 by a forward a couple of times and overall is not a great defender. Still a project but I see a lot of Tyler Myers here.
He has good offensive instincts and is natural playmaker and has a good understanding of how his speed opens up space for his teammates. His off puck game in transition is high end as he really knows how to get open for outlet passes while winding up his speed. His teammates were unable to make those outlet passes either due to a lack of vision/skill or chemistry but if they can nail that down over time, Moore is basically a guaranteed zone entry every shift and can put defensemen on their heels on a whim. Decision making, especially offensively, leaves something to be desired tho. I saw him blindly throw the puck into a defender's shin pads on a 3-2, throw a very low percentage shot on goal instead of establishing zone possession on the power play, etc. You can even see it on that backhand assist. He tries to force the puck into the slot initally to someone who really wasn't open at all instead of relaying to the wide open point man and was fortunate that the puck bounced back to him the way that it did.
You cant teach the physical tools that he has and Moore does have decent instincts so hopefully as he matures he can put it all together. His tools are enough to seperate him at the NCAA level and he's almost a guaranteed NHL player because of them but when he becomes pro he's going to need to really refine his decision making if he's going to make it as a legit top 6 forward vs a third line energy guy. Either way, he is SUPER fun to watch.
Rinzel plays on PP1, which really surprised me but it'll be nice for his development. He's a lot more offensively oriented than I thought. He's creative and isn't afraid to take risks. He moves rather slowly (hands and feet) though and got burned 1v1 by a forward a couple of times and overall is not a great defender. Still a project but I see a lot of Tyler Myers here.
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Nice first game for Rockford last night
The vet AHLers had a great game but our prospects as well
Commesso wins his pro debut stopping 34 of 36 shots
Teply Rolston and Hardman scored
Predominately Hawk future defence of Phillips DeMastro Allan Roos and Crevier were a combined +7
The vet AHLers had a great game but our prospects as well
Commesso wins his pro debut stopping 34 of 36 shots
Teply Rolston and Hardman scored
Predominately Hawk future defence of Phillips DeMastro Allan Roos and Crevier were a combined +7
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That +7 will get Fiddy’s pants shorter since that is his favorite stat.
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Nazar with a PP goal. Shot from the right circle. Michigan 2-0 in the 2nd.
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Another primary assist for Moore earlier on the PP
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Martin Misiak 3 point game so far for Erie.
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Moore with the primary assist (took the secondary away from Rinzel cause of a whiff on a shot lol. Thems the brakes).
OT, but can the Blues traded Snuggerud to us? We already got his childhood friend Rinzel and now college teammate Moore on the team
His shot would be disgusting on the PP for us.
Moore with the primary assist (took the secondary away from Rinzel cause of a whiff on a shot lol. Thems the brakes).
OT, but can the Blues traded Snuggerud to us? We already got his childhood friend Rinzel and now college teammate Moore on the team
Lol.. they don't ask how
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