Jerry the great
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Considering he's now a coiler, let's hope he lives up to his name!R.Attard
Considering he's now a coiler, let's hope he lives up to his name!R.Attard
I assume most cities have a light rail station right at their rink.Which nhl city has the best public transportation to their rink?
I'm sure the coaching and front office wherever he plays get some zingers in with each otherthat's an unfortunate name
Phoenix or Atlanta imoWhich nhl city has the best public transportation to their rink?
You think a mental funk leads to a guy who can shoot it 97 in games suddenly having a singular high of like 82 mph in a season?Nobody is claiming that his skating isn’t crap right now. It’s hardly some sort of revelation that those numbers are bad. But those numbers don’t really tell us anything about WHY. Maybe he’s cripplingly hurt? Or maybe the sort of mental funk he’s in right now just means he isn’t competing and maxing himself out right now the way he normally does.
If we had proper data from the first half of the 21-22 season to compare, then we could actually make some judgements about why his skating is bad. But we don’t, that I have seen.
They were in the top 10 in a lot of pre season predictions. Ahead of the Canucks, but that's not a surprise. It just isn't trendy to ever be bullish on the Canucks.I thought the Preds' offseason was a pretty good gamble. Not looking like it so far.
The Canucks have Aman, the Oilers havethat's an unfortunate name
So far, the Preds (4-7-1) and the Oilers (6-6-1} are proof of what can happen when you overhaul your roster too far, too fast. Neither squad looks anything like the teams they were a year ago.I thought the Preds' offseason was a pretty good gamble. Not looking like it so far.
You’re describing like half the nhl.Sexual Predators and Shit Cans both lost.
Nice.
Why? Because you say so?But his metrics are like going from being Sebastian Aho to Anders Lee. It can't JUST be mental.
Because it’s more comforting to blame a physical limitation than a mental one.Why? Because you say so?
Because, again, if he just 'didn't care' he may well have far less peaks in shot speed and skating speed. But he wouldn't suddenly lose 15 miles an hour on his shot across the board, and go from fast to mediocre in speed ALL OF THE TIME. I can't make it more clear than this.Why? Because you say so?
You can lose all those things and have it be strictly mentalBecause, again, if he just 'didn't care' he may well have far less peaks in shot speed and skating speed. But he wouldn't suddenly lose 15 miles an hour on his shot across the board, and go from fast to mediocre in speed ALL OF THE TIME. I can't make it more clear than this.
You can but consistently all the time? You would think if it was strictly mental he'd have flashes of speed or moments of his old self.You can lose all those things and have it be strictly mental