Overall, he's been great, especially the last month. Let's be honest though; this wouldn't have been (much of) an appreciation thread if it started at the beginning of December.
This is a prime example why trade dead line ads rarely make much of an impact . It took Domi and Bert 50 games or more to start feeling their roles and providing a larger impact with the Leafs .I've wanted Domi on the Leafs for a long time.
His tenure started off with a whimper. I didn't notice much I liked in his first month or two. But he's been really good lately, and that's not easy when you're bounced around the roster as much as he is.
If he's OK to have his cap number stay about the same, then I'd be OK to have him stick around long-term.
This is a prime example why trade dead line ads rarely make much of an impact . It took Domi and Bert 50 games or more to start feeling their roles and providing a larger impact with the Leafs .
I find the exact opposite . It's the bottom role players that seem to fit into their roles better quicker because their games are much simpler . I can't think of any big dead line pick up by any team that's been a huge impact in that years playoffs . It's not just a matter of skill , it's fitting in with a team that's already well established on and off the ice .For the good players like ROR they are usually into it by the PO. Its just enough time really.
Its like poking a pit bull with a stick.Tie was actually being somewhat gracious (for Tie). I get that you're somewhat happy for Tie, but you don't have the right to start tapping at the guy.
Me, too...to both. The 2 on 0 with Matthews last night was a perfect example.Love him. Don't love the really weird pass first decision-making
He knows the shit storm that would happen if he tossed that fan onto the ice.Tie was actually being somewhat gracious (for Tie). I get that you're somewhat happy for Tie, but you don't have the right to start tapping at the guy.
To Domi's credit he's a better hockey player than his dad.
That's not saying a whole lot. Tie Domi was one of the worst hockey players I've ever seen. He was like a side act to the main event.
The Leafs have always been a three ring circus.
With the clowns running the show. This isn't the Ringling Bros or Barnum & Bailey we're talking about though. More like Uncle Bob's sideshow of freaks.
With Max Domi as current starring attraction.
Domi is actually a pretty good hockey player. And every now and then you catch glimpses of what "could have been" if he tried a little harder. But normally he just seems happy coasting on the coattails of the stars.
Just like his dad used to.
Tie scored 15 goals around 2001 in one season with limited ice time. He is not even close
To one of the worst NHLers you’ve ever seen. He actually was a contributor offensively in his 4th line role.
He was crap.
He might have been modestly better than some of his contemporaries. But that doesn't mean he was good. Fifteen goals was his crowning achievement.
Hail to the king, I guess.
<- Tie
+1. Also Mats liked him and Mats was glad he was a part of the team. Not too many players can lead the team in scoring like Mats + do all the dirty work like policing so teams need more than one type of player. If Tie was in charge of HFBoards he'd certainly find a few TML posters to deservedly sock in face. Tie was one of the reasons I dared not miss watching a single game.Tie scored 15 goals around 2001 in one season with limited ice time. He is not even close
To one of the worst NHLers you’ve ever seen. He actually was a contributor offensively in his 4th line role.