Around the NHL — Episode XLXVII

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FunkySeeFunkyDoo

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I was reading the game thread. Sounds like they’re loving him so far. Him and kastelic have stood out in the games they played.
I’ll be intrigued to follow Kastelic’s progress this year. Really believe the guy has the physical tools to be a good 4th liner, but was very disappointed in how passive he was last year. Played like a guy on a retirement contract. Will the switch to an organization where you’re actually expected to play hard make a difference?
 
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Icelevel

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I’ll be intrigued to follow Kastelic’s progress this year. Really believe the guy has the physical tools to be a good 4th liner, but was very disappointed in how passive he was last year. Played like a guy on a retirement contract. Will the switch to an organization where you’re actually expected to play hard make a difference?
I think so. The competition for spots is pretty serious over there. He’ll have to keep it up if he wants to stay in the lineup.
 

BondraTime

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The toilet seats will look like fools for drafting Rickenbacher ahead of Michkov
Everyone not named Chicago will, he’s unbelievable.

Was a baffling drop, but his situation with Russia/his Dad was Scary

Habs went the right direction this year with Demidov though, I think he’s going to be phenomenal as well.
 

Micklebot

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Holy crap, Xhekaj deserves a suspension for the way he went after Pare, can't allow repeatedly punching guys in the back of the head

 
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Tuna99

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Looked to me like Laine had rediscovered the joy of having a puck on his stick and hearing the roar of the crowd - he was playing hockey like he was a kid again and it was nice to watch. But he isn’t a kid again, he’s in a league with players who play for keeps and don’t care about your mental state, Laine wanted to play hockey like he was 16 again, he forgot he was in a league with absolute killers and we see the results. Sad but Laine was never going to be Mario Lemieux with the puck going across the blue line, but it was nice to see the magic and joy for a couple of pre-season games.
 

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