I'm saying it's a bit of both here. People are deluded if they don't think these factors can be related. Good on Rielly for taking advantage of the Rangers on an off night defensively, especially in the crease. You need to give the situation perspective rather than viewing it in a vacuum. It isn't to slight a player, but to understand some more.
Look at Stralman and how people hailed him an big offensive boost after recording 3 goals or whatever it was with the Lightning in the first week of the season. He's still sitting on 3 goals. Maybe looking at his competition during that stretch can tell you more or it could be a simple hot streak. Did the same trying to understand how Nash could play so well during the playoffs last year yet not add anything offensively. He was never actively bad.
I'm saying it's a bit of both here. People are deluded if they don't think these factors can be related. Good on Rielly for taking advantage of the Rangers on an off night defensively, especially in the crease. You need to give the situation perspective rather than viewing it in a vacuum. It isn't to slight a player, but to understand some more.
Look at Stralman and how people hailed him an big offensive boost after recording 3 goals or whatever it was with the Lightning in the first week of the season. He's still sitting on 3 goals. Maybe looking at his competition during that stretch can tell you more or it could be a simple hot streak. Did the same trying to understand how Nash could play so well during the playoffs last year yet not add anything offensively. He was never actively bad.
Burke was correct. Best player in the draft.
2 nice goals, good to see his offence coming along. Still has a ways to go in his own zone, as seen last night as well, but at least hes producing.
Count me in as impressed.Havent had a chance to see him much this year,but he was a stud vs the Rangers last night
Now Gardiner,on the other hand-what the hell is up with him?He looked awful last night.
Confidence issues?
Gardiner has hockey IQ issues. He's got silky smooth moves, but no brain to make proper use of them.
Reminds me very much of Brian Rafalski.
Burke was correct. Best player in the draft.
Burke was correct. Best player in the draft.
Burke was correct. Best player in the draft.
Ehh, I'd say more like 3rd best - behind Galchenyuk and Murray
Lol, I'm dyin.
hard to hold that 1 against him, it was a shot from a spot that many didn't expect.Oh yeah...I won't mention him cutting in front of Reimer to screen him for another goal against either.
Oops...I guess I did.
Gardiner has hockey IQ issues. He's got silky smooth moves, but no brain to make proper use of them.