Player Discussion Artemi Panarin

[CLW]

That's a bit of an oversimplification to what people are actually (rightfully) annoyed with Panarin about

If he keeps attacking the middle of the ice and shooting the puck people will be a lot less annoyed with him, as the results will come.

 

[McRanger92]

If he keeps attacking the middle of the ice and shooting the puck people will be a lot less annoyed with him, as the results will come.

Absolutely. Im a critic but that was a Panarin last night that we havent seen since before the pandemic

 

[The Crypto Guy]

Breadman looked real good yesterday. I missed that a lot. If that's the Panarin we are getting this season then i'm really really excited. He could blow pass 100 points.

 

[tlk]

New look reminds of Tuler Durden ngl

 

[RagFinMet]

He played like his first year here and he carried that line
That line doesnt work under gallant
But now with creating more nz TOs and panarin playing more agressive they most certainly can be a great line for us throughout the year

 

[GoAwayPanarin]

Absolutely. Im a critic but that was a Panarin last night that we havent seen since before the pandemic

Its easy to forget but he also started out on fire last season too.

Panarin was great in October then fell off in November, was just there in December and most of January (the Kravtsov effect) and then was pretty good to just flat out good for the rest of the regular season.

The level of his positive impact is going to completely hinge on his ability to produce on transition opportunities (until he is willing to feed into a cycle.) We saw it in the 3rd period yesterday where instead of just throwing the puck around the walls to a team mate, he tried to fire a pass that had no chance of getting through (this almost went the other way.) Then again, on that same shift, the Rangers recovered the puck, regrouped, and then he fired a f***ing seed over to Schneider for a good scoring chance (right before Dahlin's penalty on Chytil.) Did he f*** up once? Yeah but did he also immediately make up for it? Also yes.

The one thing he DID do yesterday that we didn't see a whole lot of last year (or the year before) is make plays with out a ton of space and bodies in his face. He had heavy pressure on the NYR side of the CI line at least three times that I noticed where he was able to throw the puck up ice and beat the pressure which led to either a good scoring chance or an odd man rush. Loved that he followed up his own shot to set up the first goal too, don't remember the last time I saw that from him either and his game has very much become one and done.

 

[Levitate]

I think a lot of guys on the rangers last year started strong and then struggled as the team was unlucky at first, Gallant juggled lines, things got mixed around, and they were bleeding chances against with Igor playing below his average. instead of thinkign "hey we're unlucky but we're generating a lot" it was "we need to change what we're doing and get back to firewagon hockey" and gallant let them do that

 

[markymarc1215]

I shit on him for months now but he was the David Quinn version of Panarin last night. Played with purpose and remembered to forecheck. Great to see.

 

[duhmetreE]

Its easy to forget but he also started out on fire last season too.

Panarin was great in October then fell off in November, was just there in December and most of January (the Kravtsov effect) and then was pretty good to just flat out good for the rest of the regular season.

The level of his positive impact is going to completely hinge on his ability to produce on transition opportunities (until he is willing to feed into a cycle.) We saw it in the 3rd period yesterday where instead of just throwing the puck around the walls to a team mate, he tried to fire a pass that had no chance of getting through (this almost went the other way.) Then again, on that same shift, the Rangers recovered the puck, regrouped, and then he fired a f***ing seed over to Schneider for a good scoring chance (right before Dahlin's penalty on Chytil.) Did he f*** up once? Yeah but did he also immediately make up for it? Also yes.

The one thing he DID do yesterday that we didn't see a whole lot of last year (or the year before) is make plays with out a ton of space and bodies in his face. He had heavy pressure on the NYR side of the CI line at least three times that I noticed where he was able to throw the puck up ice and beat the pressure which led to either a good scoring chance or an odd man rush. Loved that he followed up his own shot to set up the first goal too, don't remember the last time I saw that from him either and his game has very much become one and done.

 

[NYR94]

Stealth Bread is back

 

[EdJovanovski]

Our best player so far

 

[rangersfansince08]

Our best player so far

No doubt, lets hope he keeps it up. This version of Panarin is worth every penny he is getting paid.

 

[JMan74]

That ultra deferential Panarin sure looks like a function of that not well structured Gallant system.

This is what Artemi should look like in a better system .

 

[RangerBoy]

Panarin is the new Mr. October. We need him to be Mr. May.

 

[80shockeywasbuns]

Panarin was great in October then fell off in November, was just there in December and most of January (the Kravtsov effect) and then was pretty good to just flat out good for the rest of the regular season.

*The Goodrow effect

 

[80shockeywasbuns]

That ultra deferential Panarin sure looks like a function of that not well structured Gallant system.

This is what Artemi should look like in a better system .

Definitely a much better neutral zone scheme helping them get transition looks. But more importantly this is what he looks like with linemates that actually make sense (not 4th liners or washed guys). Also one less transition stifling oaf in the lineup from previous years (Hajek/Nemeth/Harpur/Mikkola).

 

[JMan74]

As long as his pluses far out number his negatives I look at him as an asset. If he gives a full effort I see no reason he should not be fine.

Our 5v5 offensive production was absolute garbage relative to the scoring talent on the team under Gallant .

It will likely change if/when Lavys system proves to be one that puts these players in better position to succeed. And there are definitely signs pointing to this early on.

 

[McRanger92]

Just keep shooting the puck. He has the best shot on our team by a mile.

 

[NickyFotiu]

Give credit were credit is due. Bread knew he came up short last season. He came in this season trying to change that.

 

[EdJovanovski]

Happy birthday and thanks for the stick! What a start to the season

 

[QJL]

He looks fantastic. The best I’ve seen him play since his first season with the team. I’d love to see it finally carry into the playoffs, but initial results are promising.

 

[tlk]

Happy birthday and thanks for the stick! What a start to the season

Where does the hair come from?

 

[NickyFotiu]

You really have to give the guy credit. It is obvious he took things seriously and came in to camp ready to go.

 

[Irishguy42]

Lavy needs to mandate everyone shave their hair at this rate.

Bald Panarin is GOATed.

 

[chosen]

Its easy to forget but he also started out on fire last season too.

Panarin was great in October then fell off in November, was just there in December and most of January (the Kravtsov effect) and then was pretty good to just flat out good for the rest of the regular season.

The level of his positive impact is going to completely hinge on his ability to produce on transition opportunities (until he is willing to feed into a cycle.) We saw it in the 3rd period yesterday where instead of just throwing the puck around the walls to a team mate, he tried to fire a pass that had no chance of getting through (this almost went the other way.) Then again, on that same shift, the Rangers recovered the puck, regrouped, and then he fired a f***ing seed over to Schneider for a good scoring chance (right before Dahlin's penalty on Chytil.) Did he f*** up once? Yeah but did he also immediately make up for it? Also yes.

The one thing he DID do yesterday that we didn't see a whole lot of last year (or the year before) is make plays with out a ton of space and bodies in his face. He had heavy pressure on the NYR side of the CI line at least three times that I noticed where he was able to throw the puck up ice and beat the pressure which led to either a good scoring chance or an odd man rush. Loved that he followed up his own shot to set up the first goal too, don't remember the last time I saw that from him either and his game has very much become one and done.

Face it.

Your name sucketh.