He's not supposed to be exciting. He's a bottom 9 type of player, with physicality, good forecheck and a good shot. He's doing well for a kid playing 9-10 minutes a night.Im not that excited by him, but whatever. I guess a jersey filler for the rebuilding years.
He's not supposed to be exciting. He's a bottom 9 type of player, with physicality, good forecheck and a good shot. He's doing well for a kid playing 9-10 minutes a night.
He is 2nd on the team for hits/60 and wins puck battles.Im not seeing the physicality enough to have him on my future fourth line.
He is 2nd on the team for hits/60 and wins puck battles.
He’s definitely here to stay.
Give it time. He’s young and on pace for 25 points while being limited to 10 minutes a game. He’s been one of the best and most consistent player so far in relation to his usage.We’ll see. But there’s something about his game i don’t like.
Has good shot, could pot 20 annuallyHeineman's been pretty good thus far, no slouch defensively, fast, physical, shoots well, and he's made things happen on the ice despite limited ice time.
Once we rotate-out of the Armia, Dvorak, Anderson, Gallagher overpaid bottom-6, I think Heineman will be, alongside Tuch and Florian Xhekaj currently doing very well in the AHL, a good long-term 3rd/4th line forward for us.
20 seems like a long shot.Has good shot, could pot 20 annually
RHP needs to prove himself again in Laval. He was invisible last year.A pleasant surprise for sure. Happy to see him having some success. Hopefully he isn't Sent down to make room for RHP. Heineman has earned his spot.
Yeah that’s my biggest worry. Just stay healthy kid.Nice to see him stay healthy.
I don’t know why they haven’t tried him on the second line yet. He hits, retrieves pucks and has a good shot.20 seems like a long shot.
He's still young. Hopefully as he matures and ages, he will get stronger. He's got all the tools to be an effective 4th liner, especially if gets strong.
He is an AHL player....periodRHP needs to prove himself again in Laval. He was invisible last year.
And a rookie bottom 6 forward to boot.What more can you want out of a bottom 6 forward? Fast, physical, good motor and secondary scoring.
Yep. Unless there’s an injury, he’s not staying up.He is an AHL player....period
Not sure if he has the same hockey sense as Patches. Max knew the soft spots on the ice, made great outlet passes, and processed the game at a fairly high level.This board is so crazy lol. He was all but written off in preseason and the first few games of the regular season.
I’m not saying he’s arrived but dude has a ton goi g for him. He reminded me of Patches pre-Character incident with more physicality and not as high upside.
We have way too many guys that could be top 6 ahead of him but I don’t think it’s outside the realm of possibility that he moves up there from time to time.
But it’s all about not getting hurt and whether he can keep this up. We’ve had way too many kids show flashes and perish. Really rooting for him
This board is so crazy lol. He was all but written off in preseason and the first few games of the regular season.
I’m not saying he’s arrived but dude has a ton goi g for him. He reminded me of Patches pre-Character incident with more physicality and not as high upside.
We have way too many guys that could be top 6 ahead of him but I don’t think it’s outside the realm of possibility that he moves up there from time to time.
But it’s all about not getting hurt and whether he can keep this up. We’ve had way too many kids show flashes and perish. Really rooting for him
Well saidhe's had some consistency problems in the AHL, starting off really hot and then fading, but of course many young players struggle with consistency over a long season as it's a tough grind I'm sure. For now he just needs to stay healthy and play his game.