Player Discussion Elias Pettersson Talk | Also Chiropractors, the Medical Staff, and You

[David71]

will the real elias petterson please stand up. not even dating to last season january slump into the all star break. maybe go a bit further back. after the bubble year. plus injuries aside he hasnt been or looked the same. looks emotionless. zombielike. dont think he wants to be here in vancouver.

 

[beardo]

I remember how long it took for him to bounce back from that wrist injury. He’ll be back, the whole team is discombobulated right now. At the 20 game mark if we are struggling hit the panic button then.

 

[Bertuzzzi44]

A bit better in game 3, created a tad more, drew another penalty, still a long way to go but some progress I guess.

 

[PuckMunchkin]

He was one of our best players against Tampa.

But made wrong facial expressions :/

 

[LordBacon]

He was one of our best players against Tampa.

But made wrong facial expressions :/

Too busy thinking about his modelling career!

 

[PuckMunchkin]

Too busy thinking about his modelling career!

Wish he went "roar!" and kicked and punched the air when he didnt score on the wrap around.

 

[JT Milker]

Are we done with the name calling, ad hominems, straw men, and purposeful misreading? Yes? Good.

These are the only reasons I visit this site though.

 

[Bertuzzzi44]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1846379374410715485

 

[Quinton Byfield]

He was one of our best players against Tampa.

But made wrong facial expressions :/

You have a low bar for best.

 

[nowhereman]

With the way many on this site go on, you'd think we were talking about a struggling child who's "trying real hard" and just needs a little "moral support" to help win Student of the Month – not a highly-paid millionaire athlete who is failing to live up to his organization/fanbase's professional expectations. People can make their jokes and scoff at any notion of criticism but fans are justified in being both worried and angry.

I've seen injuries and I've seen slumps but this is unlike anything I've witnessed in recent memory from a star-level player.

 

[MS]

He wasn't 'good' against TB but he did show a pulse in the last two periods and actually went to the net for a couple decent chances in hard/high percentage areas, even if he totally whiffed on them, which was positive to see.

That's more than you can say for most of his games for a very long time.

 

[ephmrl]

He wasn't 'good' against TB but he did show a pulse in the last two periods and actually went to the net for a couple decent chances in hard/high percentage areas, even if he totally whiffed on them, which was positive to see.

That's more than you can say for most of his games for a very long time.

Just the fact that that’s an improvement for a player making 11.6m is incredibly depressing.

 

[BenningHurtsMySoul]

He was one of our best players against Tampa.

But made wrong facial expressions :/

He is making $11.6 million dollars. $141,000 per game, which is double what the average college educated person in Canada makes in a single year.

At some point, enough is enough. You can't just look good out there, you have to f***ing produce. This has been going on for nearly a half season's worth of games, including throughout a run where this team should have had a legitimate chance to win a Stanley Cup.

They do not have the ELC talent to make up for his plummet off a cliff. He was a problem at $7 million the way he's been playing...at $11.6 million, he has one of the worst value contracts in the entire NHL.

 

[Ernie]

A bit better in game 3, created a tad more, drew another penalty, still a long way to go but some progress I guess.

The funny thing is that he gets a ton of criticism for falling down but he's drawn so many penalties by falling down.

You'd otherwise think he's the biggest flopper in the league.

 

[Ernie]

He is making $11.6 million dollars. $141,000 per game, which is double what the average college educated person in Canada makes in a single year.

But how much per minute is he making? Per second? Per millisecond? Per 2nd assist? What's the multiple he's earning over an apprentice plumber?

Yes he's paid well and needs to perform but this is just silly.

 

[Nucker101]

Why do Foote and Toch love Juulsen so much? He’s always been a disaster

Juulsen was ok last year, go read this board's thoughts on him during the regular season last year. People actually felt bad that he was the #7 healthy scratch dman after Zadorov was acquired lol.

But the underlying stats have never been kind to him.

 

[BenningHurtsMySoul]

But how much per minute is he making? Per second? Per millisecond? Per 2nd assist? What's the multiple he's earning over an apprentice plumber?

Yes he's paid well and needs to perform but this is just silly.

I think mine is relevant, but yeah if you want to go deeper than that it's no different than splitting atoms.

 

[PuckMunchkin]

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You have a low bar for best.

I disagree with the graph.

He is making $11.6 million dollars. $141,000 per game, which is double what the average college educated person in Canada makes in a single year.

At some point, enough is enough. You can't just look good out there, you have to f***ing produce. This has been going on for nearly a half season's worth of games, including throughout a run where this team should have had a legitimate chance to win a Stanley Cup.

They do not have the ELC talent to make up for his plummet off a cliff. He was a problem at $7 million the way he's been playing...at $11.6 million, he has one of the worst value contracts in the entire NHL.

Lets hope he starts to produce more.