CycloneSweep
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Injured. "Dinged up" I think they described it so doesn't seem too serious.Is Broberg injured or upset he got asssigned and isn’t reporting?
Finally seeing some offensive results for him now that he is getting opportunity with Broberg on the sidelines and Samorukov moved elsewhere. I find it interesting how many have been so high on Desharnais while overlooking Kesselring who is much younger and more mobile.How about that Kesselring @Bryanbryoil my fellow Kesselring Fanclub member
Night and day players in their styles and stages of development. Kesselring is a very young, physically developing offensive defenseman with a wicked shot. Lots of go in his game with an aggressiveness to pinch and get his shot off. Desharnais is a mature project defensive defenseman who has worked his way into an NHL contract playing a hard, simple game that utilizes his size to neutralize opposition.Finally seeing some offensive results for him now that he is getting opportunity with Broberg on the sidelines and Samorukov moved elsewhere. I find it interesting how many have been so high on Desharnais while overlooking Kesselring who is much younger and more mobile.
I think it has to do with current need with Desharnais being more of a rugged, stay at home Dman who is more mature, closer to NHL ready. There's no doubt in my mind that Kesselring is the more valuable prospect long term but I think the craving for a stay at home defender puts Desharnais at the forefront currently.Finally seeing some offensive results for him now that he is getting opportunity with Broberg on the sidelines and Samorukov moved elsewhere. I find it interesting how many have been so high on Desharnais while overlooking Kesselring who is much younger and more mobile.
He was mentioned by either Woodcroft or Holland in an interview earlier this year… I definitely think he made a good impression at camp.I think it has to do with current need with Desharnais being more of a rugged, stay at home Dman who is more mature, closer to NHL ready. There's no doubt in my mind that Kesselring is the more valuable prospect long term but I think the craving for a stay at home defender puts Desharnais at the forefront currently.
My worry is that Kesselring gets lost in the shuffle with their focus being more on guys like Broberg, Niemalainen, Wanner and Desharnais. You rarely hear them talk about Kesselring and it concerns me a bit in terms of where he lies in the pecking order. Only drafted a year after Samorukov who got lost in the shuffle so they might have to make a decision on him in a year or two.
The 3 of them have a total of 2 points between them. Could definitely use something from themWe could really use Bourgault, Tullio or Philp to start going on a bit of a point streak. Any idea when Lavoie is set to return?
Taking too many penalties and like our game earlier, skill isn’t showing up.Damn, down 5-1 after the 2nd. Not the Condors night tonight.
3 PPGA.5-1 Tuscon, 1 period left
Taking far too many penalties.
Taking too many penalties and like our game earlier, skill isn’t showing up.
We could really use Bourgault, Tullio or Philp to start going on a bit of a point streak. Any idea when Lavoie is set to return?
Bourgault just scored his first pro goal shorthanded and then added another one on the powerplay:
Assuming that Griffith and Malone were his linemates as they were both -3.Yikes, Klim -4 in the 5-3 loss in Tucson (though one was an empty net goal).
There's no chance Yamo or Pulju score either of those goals.Thanks for sharing. Two nice goals and showing different elements of X-Man's game. First on a PK (PK!) where he beats the defender with speed and uses a great shot to beat the goaltender. Second is his calling card, cloaking devise to find soft ice and hard, accurate one-timer from the circle to beat a moving tender.
Boy, a volume shooting efficient scorer at RW can't come soon enough for the big club.
X-man. I love that nickname.Thanks for sharing. Two nice goals and showing different elements of X-Man's game. First on a PK (PK!) where he beats the defender with speed and uses a great shot to beat the goaltender. Second is his calling card, cloaking devise to find soft ice and hard, accurate one-timer from the circle to beat a moving tender.
Boy, a volume shooting efficient scorer at RW can't come soon enough for the big club.