Keene looks awful out here. Halts is a big big man that plays physical. Askarov looks so unbelievably confident it’s scary. Graf and Bystedt both looked very confident.Looks like Cagnoni is back with Keane again. Just me speculating but those first two Hache-Keane shifts were pretty rough, maybe we just decided that wasn't a great idea.
I honestly think he’d be worth a look for a few games for his offence aloneWhile Cagnoni undoubtedly still needs to round out his game on the Cuda, I’m pretty sure he’d be the best puck mover on the Sharks at the moment.
I think once Shakir gets into game shape they’re both going to be evaluated for the first call-up.I honestly think he’d be worth a look for a few games for his offence alone
Thanks for the info. That makes sense. I do think he has more potential than a bottom six forward so I think he needs to work on his 5 on 5 play in London, work on his skating and then he should be ready for a top 6 role next year.He hasn't had a huge impact since game 1, but as a Sharks fan I would prefer to have him stay with the Cuda. The reason is that I just don't think he's got a very good change of being a top-6 guy at even strength, and I think he's best suited working on aspects of his game that can make him an effective bottom-6 guy (forechecking, physicality, cycling) rather than lighting up teenagers again.
If he's sent back that's cool with me, but I'm also a little befuddled about what's going on in London this year so far. They look disastrous every time I tune in.
This is Mirco Mueller erasureIs Luca Cagnoni the greatest defenseman in Barracuda history? I'm going with yes.
I'm at the game.where you guys watching this? pm pls
I agree but him not getting a call up should have nothing to do with rattling his confidence.I'm at the game.
(Otherwise you can watch on FloSports)
As good as he's playing, I don't see a need for Askarov to be recalled until there's sufficient run support for team to get wins. (Now an injury is different)