I know it’s early but does someone has anything on him since joining NCAA? Just wanna know how he is doing over there thanks
-He mentions that it's obvious when Makar has the puck. That he has an explosive first few steps with elite skill.
-A gm says that he is the best player of his age at getting the puck through the neutral zone.
-Needs to work on 1v1 puck battles along the boards. Has been working on adjusting his defensive techniques.
-The Avs have spoken a lot with Greg Carvel about his defensive development. Coach says there is nothing to worry, as he believes that Cale is very coachable
-Has had a huge impact on the game offensively. Says that Makar has turned their pp around from being the worst in the league last season. He plays the full 2 minutes.
-Carvel says he hopes Makar will be with the Avs next season, he's that kind of player.
Still at 3 assists through 6 games. The points aren't great. How does he look?
He's still quiet offensively at the NCAA level, so its not really a positive statement of re-enforcement, as Fabbro hasn't proven those worries are unfounded.Its a big step going from Junior A to NCAA... Wouldnt surprise me at all if he didnt put up the big point total he did in Alberta Junior A. It happens alot... Even Dante Fabbro had a very quiet offensive year in NCAA after playing BC junior A and he was a high point getter.
Gotta be patient!!
Thanks. Yeah, patience is good here. But Makar was #4 pick whereas Fabbro was #17 so expectations of Makar are considerably higher.Its a big step going from Junior A to NCAA... Wouldnt surprise me at all if he didnt put up the big point total he did in Alberta Junior A. It happens alot... Even Dante Fabbro had a very quiet offensive year in NCAA after playing BC junior A and he was a high point getter.
Gotta be patient!!
Yeah, Umass sucking would go a long way in explaining it.Beats me but it looks like they lost a couple games to Ohio State 3-0 and 3-1. Umass isn’t good and they’re likely to have stretches like that.
He's still quiet offensively at the NCAA level, so its not really a positive statement of re-enforcement, as Fabbro hasn't proven those worries are unfounded.
People are saying he went from Jr. A to the NCAA and it is a big jump to make excuses for his start. The point is he was drafted 4th overall, and hailed by many around here as the most offensively gifted d-man in the draft, because he lit up Jr. A. The reality is many d-men in the 1st round of the draft could have torched Jr. A, and how his game is going to translate against stiffer competition like the NCAA is a question mark. Hopefully he adjusts, but he seems like an awful risk to have been taken 4th OA for a team that needs to hit that pick out of the park.
a team that needs to hit that pick out of the park.
People are saying he went from Jr. A to the NCAA and it is a big jump to make excuses for his start. The point is he was drafted 4th overall, and hailed by many around here as the most offensively gifted d-man in the draft, because he lit up Jr. A. The reality is many d-men in the 1st round of the draft could have torched Jr. A, and how his game is going to translate against stiffer competition like the NCAA is a question mark. Hopefully he adjusts, but he seems like an awful risk to have been taken 4th OA for a team that needs to hit that pick out of the park.
Awful start for a player that was dubbed as the next Karlsson.
Karlsson was available at #15, just saying.If he was the next Karlsson he would not have been available at #4.
I suspect you completely misunderstood someone making a stylistic comparison. He is the same player type.
Karlsson was available at #15, just saying.
Awful start for a player that was dubbed as the next Karlsson.
How many of his games have you seen this year?