How as he been playing in the KHL? Is he back to his good ol’ days forms? Is he playing a number one D role in his current team and do you think he can still be the Habs MVP (or close to) he was once?
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It still boggles my mind seeing posts about buying Markov out or trading him to acquire cap space.
Markob probably will never be the player he used to be. Good veteran though and proud Hab. If he can give us solid defensive play he is all fine with me.
Didn't he make the KHL all-star team?
It still boggles my mind seeing posts about buying Markov out or trading him to acquire cap space.
Markob probably will never be the player he used to be. Good veteran though and proud Hab. If he can give us solid defensive play he is all fine with me.
Till he finishes a season with -15 while playing great.
Till he finishes a season with -15 while playing great.
That's impossible. You can't finish in the negatives while playing great defensively. It just doesn't happen.
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Well even if he finishes with -15, he is not soft like someone else, and does not ''play like girl'' like that other player called himselp...![]()
Breezer?
Why not. He isn't 36-37, and ACL injuries are the type that most players make a full come back. See Malkin or Adrian Peterson.
The low point total is pretty concerning to me. I think if he's a decent #3 d-man (if there's a season this year), that's a good stepping stone for a full season next year.
I would not be too concerned by the low point totals right now as he's still in the re-adaptation phase and needs time to find his offensive groove back.
Markov is being utilized as a top 4 defenceman on his team, logging ~19 minutes a night or playing an average of ~22 shifts a game. +4 playing on one of the worst teams in the KHL.
Although there's nothing to rave about, seems like he's been playing fine and is quietly getting back in game shape.
No one knows whether he will be able to return to his elite-like form, but the fact that he is not playing terribly and his knee is holding strong are positive signs.
The low point total is pretty concerning to me. I think if he's a decent #3 d-man (if there's a season this year), that's a good stepping stone for a full season next year.
The low point total is pretty concerning to me. I think if he's a decent #3 d-man (if there's a season this year), that's a good stepping stone for a full season next year.
You have to be careful interpreting that total. What kind of role does he play? What system does the team play? Does he have the right talent around him to fully utilize his abilities? The list goes on....
We should be watching his games regularly before we make a judgement on his production.
You guys shouldn't be concerned with Markov's point totals. He's playing for a bottom of the barrel team that's severely lacking offensive talent on its roster. He as a d-man can't make up for the lack of talent up front.
"...Does the league actually know how to count?"
Good prep for coming back to the habs.![]()