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He played pretty well. The whole Seattle team looked sluggish, he was one of the only guys who was able to penetrate the remparts D.
C/W Brad Lambert (2022, 30th, WPG) Part 3
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People may have been right about his IQ... he doesn't know what distinctive means
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Born in Finland, played almost all of his hockey in Finland, most likely spent most of his life in Finland. I know his dad is Canadian but I don't know enough about his family to say if Brad could be considered a native English speaker. If not, it would be unfair to bash him for a lack of English vocabulary.People may have been right about his IQ... he doesn't know what distinctive means
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I think that is a language issue more than IQ issuePeople may have been right about his IQ... he doesn't know what distinctive means
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Yeah I was just being facetious (though I have to imagine he's as close to a native speaker as possible). It's not like hockey IQ and intelligence are all that related. Johnny Gaudreau's hockey IQ is off the charts and he could hardly spell his own name in his draft year lol.
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His hockey sense is sure on display in the finals.
I genuinely don’t know how he manages to find the arena
I genuinely don’t know how he manages to find the arena
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Lambert is very good at getting zone entries but not very good when he has to actually do something in the offensive zone. Low hockey IQ plays in the offensive zone.
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Thought he was one of the better Thunderbirds today although that doesn't mean much. Guenther was useless.
to be fair... hard to pick a Seattle player that did anything. Quebec were near flawless.
Could also be commentary on how well Quebec played tonight too. They took away time and space like they have done all season to everyone.
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Quebec was a wagon guys. He played a not so good game but so did the whole Seattle team. They laid a huge donut collectively, unfortunately for the championship game.
Quebec gave Seattle a beatdown, the Remparts are an amazing team in their own right. Lambert was a huge reason for Seattle winning that WHL title and them getting to the Memorial Cup final. I’d say it was still a successful campaign despite the bad game by Seattle today.
Quebec gave Seattle a beatdown, the Remparts are an amazing team in their own right. Lambert was a huge reason for Seattle winning that WHL title and them getting to the Memorial Cup final. I’d say it was still a successful campaign despite the bad game by Seattle today.
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Remparts really impressed me with their total defense. I swear there was 6 skaters out there all the time. They attack the puck so much in their own zone.
There is no time or space, then they transition quickly which puts pressure on people to get back. It's not surprising the T'birds were getting frustrated late, it has to be so frustrating to play against. But it works.
Lambert in the WHL playoff games of his I watched looked excellent, particularly his ability to transition the puck with speed. Seattle was a different team without him in the lineup. I don't think tonight's game is indicative one way or another of how he will proceed as a pro, it's just walking into a great defensive team and being shut down.
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There was a play on the powerplay where Lambert had the puck just inside of the top of the right circle, where his teammate was at the goaline alongside the post, and he tried to do a soft saucer pass to the player down low outside the crease. It got broken up and cleared away, but maybe someone smarter than I can tell me how that play, even if it got through, makes any sense?
His transitions in the game were beautiful. Nobody could stop him in the neutral zone, and he loves to chip the puck one way, and go around the D the other, cool to watch.
Really hope he’s not Roslovic 2.0..
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Remparts are an extremely well coached team. Seattle was not able to do anything tonight. Lambert showed some life here and there but Guenther was awful. Usually they are an unreal duo.
Quebec deserved the win tonight. They shut down Seattle like I have never seen before my god
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Lambert struggles against good defensive teams all the time. Can't score in Liiga, AHL or WJC. Only 3 points in 5 games in Memorial Cup. This game was very typical of Lambert.
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Which is what will happen to him in the NHL. This is exactly the issue we've always complained about with Brad
