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If Makar can go on to have just half the career of Thomas Poeck, I'll be ecstatic.
D Cale Makar (2017, 4th, COL) Part 2
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Just clowning in the game today. So much better than anyone it boggles the mind.
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That defensive back check where the Harvard player got in a breakaway. Makar seemed like he wasn't even trying lmao it looked way too easy to strip the puck away
Yeah. Dominates the game offensively, defensively and physically. Impressive for a midget who is a defensive liability.That defensive back check where the Harvard player got in a breakaway. Makar seemed like he wasn't even trying lmao it looked way too easy to strip the puck away
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That was pretty sick - I really hope the Avs can get Kakko or something this year and then come in with Makar/Kakko/TImmins to supplement the current team.
Secondary scoring and better D can make this team a contender.
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They need a 2c badly, luckily for them this draft is tailor made for it and the consolation would be KK.
With Timmins injury we will have to wait and see if how he ends up coming back from that but he's likely still a year and a half off from making a real impact.
To stay on thread though, getting to see Q Hughes last night and Makar today was so much fun. There are some fun fun players coming into the league.
He was everywhere yesterday. Perfect example of why he is considered the best prospect in hockey. He really looks like he doesn’t belong there. At this level it is like watching Orr, especially defensively, someone gets behind him, he catches up in a few strides, gently lifts the stick and off to the races we are. Obviously he is nowhere as good as #4, but in terms of style he reminds me off him. Quick, electric, recovers easily when beat, smart, reads the play like few can, physical, great lower body strenght.
Cousin Eddie
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He’s so ridiculous. Just doesn’t get beat defensively and strips pucks with ease prior to transitioning it to the other side of the ice with possession.
Can't wait to see this guy in the NHL.
You’re telling me he’s developed a terrifying one-timer, now, too?! That’s something I don’t ever recall seeing from him in the past.
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In my mind Makar is almost a tier above Hughes. Hughes is great but Makar got it all.
just back from the game in Manchester, that kid is something. He looks like a man playing with boys. Several fantastic plays on both ends of the ice.
Didn't know who he was yesterday, but when I saw him fly back and break up Donato's breakaway with ease I had to look him up!!
Didn't know who he was yesterday, but when I saw him fly back and break up Donato's breakaway with ease I had to look him up!!
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He's currently ranked the best prospect in hockey almost everywhere.
I have two busy kids, I can barely keep up with what's going on with the Bruins, never mind the rest of the hockey world! LOL
But I can see why after watching him this weekend!
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