Ozmodiar
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He’s not the only one to tweet this.Is that Engels Expectation?
He’s not the only one to tweet this.Is that Engels Expectation?
He’s not the only one to tweet this.
Is that Engels Expectation?
MSL created PP setup on the fly because this line-up never practiced together. A good PP is based on repetitions.Off topic, what’s up with those specialty teams?? Holy crap they look bad.
If Arber could ever figure out his defensive zone, he'd be an extremely valuable piece. He has two years to do that.Some people would lose their mind if they re-watched hockey in 1980s and 1990s compared to now... Xhekaj is very useful and he is a cornerstone to the identity we are building which is stop try to make dirty hits on us or face the consequences. If the NHL addresed it on their own you would not need to do that but since they are horrible Xhekaj need to be dressed for every game for exact situation like this.
Yesterday, the Sens announced both him and Brady T. had upper body injuries and would get revaluated today.Put him back on Saturday and I guarantee you that Stuzle won't be dress in that game, lol.
Wolf pack mentality. Remember when Anderson hit Pietrangelo? 5 Golden Knights were on him immediately.If Arber could ever figure out his defensive zone, he'd be an extremely valuable piece. He has two years to do that.
As a child of the 80s....I love this type of hockey and always will. I applaud what Arber did and will continue to do for this team.
If you suspend a guy 15 games for Greig's hit, players won't think twice before doing just that hit, they'll think twice before doing ANY hit. That's the problem. The game's so fast and there's so many factors that even a hit that was meant to be clean can turn out wrong
What if a 6'4 guy accidentally hits a smaller player in the head if he leans down at the last second? He was aiming chest the whole time, he leans just at the last second, and bam. Is it automatically 25 games or is there nuance to the fact that it happened? Or is it "by the book dirty hit you lose 25% of your salary now bucko"
No one would ever want to hit again. It would destroy the sport as we know it.
He’s a very protective guy.A Xhekaj is still very young and seems to be running around when he see’s his top end talent teammates taking cheap shots. He is a player who has an innate belief that protecting his team is part of his game. This player can age very well if he’s coached and developed properly.
I remember being embarrassed watching as there was zero responses from our team when our players were blatantly injured by dirty hits.
Referees in my day seamed to pick up on the “feel” of the game when a call was blown. And look, If the audience can predict retaliation from a living room in the Yukon the refs should be more aware of what happening on the ice in front of them.
Cheers.
So trueA Xhekaj is still very young and seems to be running around when he see’s his top end talent teammates taking cheap shots. He is a player who has an innate belief that protecting his team is part of his game. This player can age very well if he’s coached and developed properly.
I remember being embarrassed watching as there was zero responses from our team when our players were blatantly injured by dirty hits.
Referees in my day seamed to pick up on the “feel” of the game when a call was blown. And look, If the audience can predict retaliation from a living room in the Yukon the refs should be more aware of what happening on the ice in front of them.
Cheers.
Wolf pack mentality. Remember when Anderson hit Pietrangelo? 5 Golden Knights were on him immediately.
I am not a fan of Tkachuk but he went right after Xhekaj after his hit.
No one went after Greig and no one did a thing right after Paré kneed Laine. Anderson was right there and did absolutely nothing. Xhekaj is not the problem on this team, it's the lack guys who will step up when it has to be dealt with immediately.
Disagree all you want....Disagree.
The retaliation don't have to come in the immediate.
Greig paid a hefty price for his hit yesterday although not immediately.
Struble got out of his way to bang him. Then Xhekaj aimed Stutzle and Dach fighted him.
If you aren't team tough you won't advance. On our run a couple years back, everybody bought in and fought for each other. It was beautiful to watch. We'll get there as we move forward with this crew as certain pieces move on. I know people hate Brady but I'd take him on my team every day of the week.Wolf pack mentality. Remember when Anderson hit Pietrangelo? 5 Golden Knights were on him immediately.
I am not a fan of Tkachuk but he went right after Xhekaj after his hit.
No one went after Greig and no one did a thing right after Paré kneed Laine. Anderson was right there and did absolutely nothing. Xhekaj is not the problem on this team, it's the lack guys who will step up when it has to be dealt with immediately.
I wanted him at the draft because I know of the genes he comes from. His dad was the epitome of what a power forward is.If you aren't team tough you won't advance. On our run a couple years back, everybody bought in and fought for each other. It was beautiful to watch. We'll get there as we move forward with this crew as certain pieces move on. I know people hate Brady but I'd take him on my team every day of the week.
You know what else won't surprise me? If Hughes trades him. I hope not but he needs to improve his overall game.He’s a very protective guy.
After the Laine hit he was seeing red. He didn’t need a tap on the shoulder from his coach.
Last night, you know he was looking for payback.
It’s no surprise they didn’t put him and Florian in the same game.
Disagree all you want....
Yeah and from that perspective, I love it. But he could've dialed it down a notch and achieved the same thing.File this under FAFO
You have the right to dissect anything I say....dialogue is good.Can i agree with a slight variant instead?
Well said!Yeah and from that perspective, I love it. But he could've dialed it down a notch and achieved the same thing.
I'm glad nobody got hurt. Message received and that's a great thing. But if Stutlze had gotten hurt on that play it'd be a whole different discussion today. You have to look at the action itself not just the consequences. When you ignore the consequences and let things go on, that's how you wind up with Bertuzzi/Moore situations.