Ernie
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Sam Hallam was Pettersson's coach in the SHL when he won MVP and the team went 12-1 in the playoffs to win the championship, with Pettersson scoring 10 goals in 13 games.
I miss that Pettersson.
Player Discussion Elias Pettersson - A Forward Who Scores
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Sam Hallam was Pettersson's coach in the SHL when he won MVP and the team went 12-1 in the playoffs to win the championship, with Pettersson scoring 10 goals in 13 games.
I miss that Pettersson.
rypper
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Playing for Sweden might even be the thing to just make him love hockey again. I mean, I hope he finds his game far sooner than that.
rypper
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Drance had a bunch of ideas on how to give Pettersson the best opportunity to turn things around.
(Queue the 11.6 player shouldn't need that comments...)
I don't remember the exact percentage but Pettersson is getting something like 40% oz starts. For reference, Miller is around 60%. Flip that, to give Pettersson an advantage. (Drance mentioned it might be like that due to Miller's injury or that Pettersson in those starts may not be as effective as Miller etc)
He pointed at how Miller and Boeser are basically glued to Hughes. They play the most with Hughes as a 3/5 man unit. Stems from when Pettersson was "on" and Hughes would dominate control of the ice go off and the team could depend on EP to do the same when Hughes was on the bench. He suggests giving EP more time with Hughes.
Dodd points at line juggling and says maybe the fix is just setting a line and letting them go for an extended period. Let EP and say DeBrusk if he's on that line know, we're not changing anything you guys just tune out the noise and play until you find your way.
(Queue the 11.6 player shouldn't need that comments...)
I don't remember the exact percentage but Pettersson is getting something like 40% oz starts. For reference, Miller is around 60%. Flip that, to give Pettersson an advantage. (Drance mentioned it might be like that due to Miller's injury or that Pettersson in those starts may not be as effective as Miller etc)
He pointed at how Miller and Boeser are basically glued to Hughes. They play the most with Hughes as a 3/5 man unit. Stems from when Pettersson was "on" and Hughes would dominate control of the ice go off and the team could depend on EP to do the same when Hughes was on the bench. He suggests giving EP more time with Hughes.
Dodd points at line juggling and says maybe the fix is just setting a line and letting them go for an extended period. Let EP and say DeBrusk if he's on that line know, we're not changing anything you guys just tune out the noise and play until you find your way.
lawrence
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Its quite hard to swallow the, we signed Pettersson in the middle of the season and Hronek last year, to massive deals and right now both of them are struggling combined 6 points only, I hope these kids turn it around or it could be brutal if they can't produce, as both of them occupy a ton of cap space. just not good enough.
Does this look like a guy who's unhappy in Vancouver?
Seriously though why does Brock work so well as Fred lmfao
Seriously though why does Brock work so well as Fred lmfao
rypper
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SillyRabbit
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I haven't decided if I actually want us to trade him, but if we did, do you think we'd be able to land something like Toews + Mittelstadt for Pettersson + Myers?
Trying to see if there's a way for us to address our defensive issues if we do make a trade.
I think Colorado fans would say no to this, but if Pettersson returns to form then this would be a solid deal for them.
And if Pettersson has any chance to return to form, it's playing behind MacKinnon, Makar and Rantanen. His offensive responsibility will be super low (so no pressure on his shoulders) and he'll have all kinds of talent around him to get him going.
Trying to see if there's a way for us to address our defensive issues if we do make a trade.
I think Colorado fans would say no to this, but if Pettersson returns to form then this would be a solid deal for them.
And if Pettersson has any chance to return to form, it's playing behind MacKinnon, Makar and Rantanen. His offensive responsibility will be super low (so no pressure on his shoulders) and he'll have all kinds of talent around him to get him going.
That fits brock & Petey so well holy shit lol
Yeah this isn't talked about enough. So much crap and stupid discourse isn't even started by real people. It's actually pretty dangerous because then you have narratives arise that real people do end up fighting over and can even influence politics and none of it is actually genuine. Started by bots. There's so much stuff on social media I try to tell people, don't get all outraged. It's not real. Same for all these outrageous incidents you see videos of. So many of them are just stunts but they'll provoke so much outrage.
Anyway, sorry to go off topic. Just wanted to comment on that.
PuckMunchkin
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Im have not exactly been a Hronek truther and will gladly say he is worth his contract this year so far.
PuckMunchkin
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What is going on with EPs eye.
Googled his 2020 pics. He did not have this lazy eye back then.
AzNightmare
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Mittelstadt's currently doing well, over pt/g and he's cheap. I'm also not sure why they would want to downgrade their D.
If Canucks are still in a position to trade later, it means Petey's still struggling and the other team is gambling hard. I don't see Canucks having any leverage. This kind of performance to contract ratio is potentially franchise crippling.
PuckMunchkin
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You are looking for a team able to take his contract and in a contention window right now.
The return would be salary dump / futures type of deal most likely.
Bobby9
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Team Sweden?
Why would a injured player struggling with chronic knee injuries play in a tournament?
Also, what if he lights it up during the tournament and returns to subpar Petey when he's on the Canucks?
Wouldn't it be smarter for him to rest him considering our forum doctors have assessed he is injured?
Why would a injured player struggling with chronic knee injuries play in a tournament?
Also, what if he lights it up during the tournament and returns to subpar Petey when he's on the Canucks?
???
Wouldn't it be smarter for him to rest him considering our forum doctors have assessed he is injured?
Shouldnt he be resting his knee and not carrying another person?
rypper
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thecupismine
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Hogs as Scooby also makes sense, dude plays like Scooby on the ice come to think of it
Runs around all over the place as an energizer dude, then randomly runs off to no man's land for no reason and then gets put in the doghouse.
Coffee
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Nothing beats you as ScoobyHogs as Scooby also makes sense, dude plays like Scooby on the ice come to think of it
Runs around all over the place as an energizer dude, then randomly runs off to no man's land for no reason and then gets put in the doghouse.
Lemmiwinks
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He’s playing injured. Hard to convince me otherwise after that pathetically weak wrister against the Devils. Team is going to have a scandal on their hands about the way it’s been handled once it comes out.
TruGr1t
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Probably, but he's maintained this lower level of play for almost a calendar year. The knee issue it's been reported can't really be fixed, just managed, so it's either just that (and it's not going away) or he's suffering from at least two injuries that he hasn't been able to clear-up over the summer.
PavelBure10
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I'm starting to think the same thing. After having a few players with injuries mishandled such as Mikheyev. You have to start to question the Canucks medical staff at some point. Seems like their prognosis seems to always be off. If Pettersson has a injury and he hasn't been properly rested, questions will start to arise and they will eventually have to be answered.
Bobby9
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Yes. You didn't answer the question tho
What happens if he plays lights out for Sweden?
I don't see management going for that. Would have to be some kind of "win now"-"win now" trade scenario. I think I saw someone on HF mentioned EP for Zibanejad. Would have to be something crazy like that where the other team is also looking at a massive shake up. Tough trade to pull off.
Szechwan
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Awful idea, Zib is 31 and while still productive, generally appears to be on the downswing. NYR would do that in a heartbeat.
