the Glads now only have Nolan Burke
Matier was impressive when I saw him a few weeks ago
Is that based on one game, like a previous player assessment by you this season?
the Glads now only have Nolan Burke
Matier was impressive when I saw him a few weeks ago
That has been asked before.How has Kemell looked?
Thank you so much for posting these game summaries. Really top notch style and great observations alsoMilwaukee defeated Iowa 3-1 last night in a battle for third place in the division.
The Admirals dominated the first 10 minutes of the game, building a 8-1 SOG lead. Iowa adjusted and started blocking some shots. By the end of the period, it was 9-8 Ads with no goals scored.
In period 2, Svechkov scored (4) with assists to Angello (3) and Livingstone (3). Ninety seconds later, it was Roland McKeown (3) from the high slot with assists to Gurianov (9) and Jankowski (8). Jankowski started the play with a point blank shot on goal. Gurianov recovered the puck and made a brilliant pass to McKeown near the blue line. McKeown took two strides towards the net and sniped one.
Six minutes later, it was Jankowski (3) with assists to Gurianov (10) and McKeown (3). Milwaukee should have scored two more goals in the period, but they missed open nets. Iowa scored with 30 seconds remaining to make it 3-1. The SOG were 10-6 Milwaukee.
The second period had a fight after Wilsby was blind sided by Raska along the left half wall. Reid Schaefer went after Raska and they dropped the gloves. Schaefer isn't a fighter, but he stood up for his teammate and sent a message to Raska, who also had a Boarding penalty three minutes into the game. He is one of three DIRTY players for the Iowa Whiners, who complained to the refs the entire game.
The third period had Iowa leading SOG 10-6. Askarov was in goal and looked sharp.
Svechkov was on the bench/ice for at least half of the 3rd pd Griffins game, FWIW.The Ads are playing, and so is Svechkov!
Somehow, I didn't see him. Neither did my daughter. (I am overdue for an eye exam.)Svechkov was on the bench/ice for at least half of the 3rd pd Griffins game, FWIW.
He was even younger at the end of last season. He fit in the AHL immediately.Kemell is YOUNG
Young leads to more inconsistencies at a higher level of competition. He is still developing his game.He was even younger at the end of last season. He fit in the AHL immediately.
Never thought I’d see this.
And for Svechkov, defense always comes first. That's why his point totals so far, while nothing special, are still quite good. He's playing in a defensive role on the 3rd line but still has 13 points in 21 games.
I still think it will take some time for him to find his offensive game in NA, but when he does, he should be a solid middle-six center for us.
Kemell's putting up the assists but seems to be very snakebitten on the PP. Only 1 PP goal this year and that was a month ago. Once he gets going on the PP, he will start getting his goals. The PP is where he shines.All 3 of our rookie forwards have pretty good production. For all the talk of regression, Kemell is in the top 20 for rookies in the AHL in points. Svech is just 1 pt behind him and L'Heureux 1 pt behind Svech. Sure it isnt a blistering pace but still pretty respectable for a bunch of 19 and 20 year olds on a rather young team.