C Matthew Poitras - Boston Bruins, NHL (2022, 54th, BOS)
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Skinnyjimmy08
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I was able to watch the game last night on tv.. I honestly thought Poitras was the most noticeable player on the ice in this game... His defensive play and ability to win battles was awesome.
What an absolutely very impressive player. I know it's only his 5th game but there is no chance they send him back if he plays like this. He makes the team better when in the lineup
What an absolutely very impressive player. I know it's only his 5th game but there is no chance they send him back if he plays like this. He makes the team better when in the lineup
His IQ and anticipation in the offensive zone to take a better angle than the defender and stick lift for a puck battle win was impressive.
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Same. I see more Joe Pavelski(comp). Not tall or fast. But crafty, good hands and hockey IQ.
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Sweeney is going to have a lot of explaining to do if he send Poitras back to the OHL after 9 games.
Looked fast enough there!
This kid just has the “it” factor. Energy, tenacity, skill.
He’s going to continue to defy expectations IMO because even after seeing this there is still going to be the “well he’s just got a mature, smart game at an early age but physically he’s going to hit his ceiling quicker, he doesn’t have the upside to be more than a middle six player” comments.
But I’d bet on him being one of those second rounders who basically skips his entire development path and just goes from junior player to indispensable NHL role player to truly invaluable star.
This kid just has the “it” factor. Energy, tenacity, skill.
He’s going to continue to defy expectations IMO because even after seeing this there is still going to be the “well he’s just got a mature, smart game at an early age but physically he’s going to hit his ceiling quicker, he doesn’t have the upside to be more than a middle six player” comments.
But I’d bet on him being one of those second rounders who basically skips his entire development path and just goes from junior player to indispensable NHL role player to truly invaluable star.
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Dion TheFluff
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He's gonna develop into like a 70 - 80 point 2 way center isn't he?
Bruins haven't drafted a steal since Swaymen so I guess they were due.
Bruins haven't drafted a steal since Swaymen so I guess they were due.
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Need AhosDatsyukian to remind again that Poitras is just an "average prospect" because he's looking pretty damn good.
That guy is the biggest fraud on the board.
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He's the biggest something for sure.
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Poitras another point 7 games and 5 points.
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Looks like hes staying for the season
what an accomplishment for him!
www.tsn.ca
what an accomplishment for him!
Rookie F Poitras, 19, to remain with Boston Bruins this season | TSN
Boston Bruins rookie Matthew Poitras will be staying with the NHL club this season. The 19-year-old will activate the first year of his entry-level contract when he plays his next game.
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Part of the reason the Bruins just won’t die.Looks like hes staying for the season
what an accomplishment for him!
Rookie F Poitras, 19, to remain with Boston Bruins this season | TSN
Boston Bruins rookie Matthew Poitras will be staying with the NHL club this season. The 19-year-old will activate the first year of his entry-level contract when he plays his next game.
Their team looks much worse with someone like Bobqvist replacing him like what was predicted before his pre season.
How in the hell are you 8-0-1 after loosing Hall, Bergeron, Krejci, Orlov and Bertuzzi in the same off season???
Well deserved. He looks like he's been playing for years out there!
Good goaltending and good defense. And lots of players buying in. We still have Pasta and Marchy.
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They played some of their best hockey without Hall last year. Its debatable that they would have made it past Florida if they would have sat Bergeron and Krejci. JVR has played well in Bertuzzi's shoes. Boston also has arguably the best goalie tandem in the league. They run 2 #1s on a nightly basis. The team is just built very well, seasonly at least.
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@AhosDatsyukian thoughts?Looks like hes staying for the season
what an accomplishment for him!
Rookie F Poitras, 19, to remain with Boston Bruins this season | TSN
Boston Bruins rookie Matthew Poitras will be staying with the NHL club this season. The 19-year-old will activate the first year of his entry-level contract when he plays his next game.
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He's been off the score sheet lately so, perhaps, they will allow him to play at the WJR's? - wishful thinking.
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In fairness they've played a really easy schedule, but Montgomery's system combined with elite talent on defense and two legit #1 goalies makes the best of what they have and will get them into the playoffs again. It'll be a tough road the next few weeks assuming McAvoy's getting suspended 2 or 3 games and Grzelcyk is on IR for a while. But they're a solid playoff team as currently constructed, even without the top firepower. Even with the easy schedule, they won the games they were supposed to win and took advantage of that, leaving only one point on the board. If they play exactly .500 hockey the rest of the season, they get to 90 points.
What's crazy is their only loss was an OT loss after they blew a 2 goal lead in the final 2 minutes to Anaheim because they got greedy and kept trying to hit the empty net rather than make the safe play
Not in anyone’s most wild dreams did one think that Poitras would be lining up as the #1C centering Zacha and Pasta for an 8-0-1 team against Toronto tomorrow.
Bruins at it again, replace non-first round pick C steals Bergeron and Krejci with their next one.
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Based on when you wrote this and how he played you lay waste to the Cory Pronman’s of the scouting world
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