C Alex Turcotte - (2019, 5th, LAK) - PART 2

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Tough position for Turcotte there, everyone who has played competitive hockey has gotten blown up like that at some point. You’re fully engaged in the battle, reaching to control the puck, and have nowhere to go when you realize another guy is bearing down on you.

Great hit by Wiesblatt, though. No clue how Turcotte could have been injured by that, beyond getting the wind knocked out of him.
 
Tough position for Turcotte there, everyone who has played competitive hockey has gotten blown up like that at some point. You’re fully engaged in the battle, reaching to control the puck, and have nowhere to go when you realize another guy is bearing down on you.

Great hit by Wiesblatt, though. No clue how Turcotte could have been injured by that, beyond getting the wind knocked out of him.
He hit his head on the dasher......
 
Tough position for Turcotte there, everyone who has played competitive hockey has gotten blown up like that at some point. You’re fully engaged in the battle, reaching to control the puck, and have nowhere to go when you realize another guy is bearing down on you.

Great hit by Wiesblatt, though. No clue how Turcotte could have been injured by that, beyond getting the wind knocked out of him.

Pretty much every one of his concussion hits has been just that--he's engaged with one guy and another completely leaves his spot/check to take him out

On one hand he has to learn to protect himself

On the other no one in the NHL is doing that

Just one more reason leaving a guy in the A to rot is hurting the Kings.
 
Pretty much every one of his concussion hits has been just that--he's engaged with one guy and another completely leaves his spot/check to take him out

On one hand he has to learn to protect himself

On the other no one in the NHL is doing that

Just one more reason leaving a guy in the A to rot is hurting the Kings.
I saw 5 SJ players in the screen and then at the end the clock on top showed a PP for SJ. So, the guy stepped up to hit Turcotte because SJ had the man advantage once their guy returned to the ice from overlapping penalties or something?

Where is the other Reign player as we only saw 3 in the screen. If it was only 4 on the ice did the other guy blow the zone or something?
 
He seems to be on track to emulate the career of his dad, i.e., a career minor league guy for the most part. Unfortunate.
 
Already 23 years old so already 25% of his post-draft career done.

We'll see if he continues, but I'm very skeptical.
Bit of an oversimplification for a guy with a history of concussions and on a team that is notoriously stingy with handing out minutes to prospects
 
Bit of an oversimplification for a guy with a history of concussions and on a team that is notoriously stingy with handing out minutes to prospects
In the NCAA, there were already signals regarding his level of play.

It's very difficult to evaluate in a USDP context with so many good players alongside him.
 

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