jj cale
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Digging in now to take my second gut punch of this hockey year, the absolute stench of the juniors have me well prepared for this one.
Any update on if the four nations team will be holding practices?Digging in now to take my second gut punch of this hockey year, the absolute stench of the juniors have me well prepared for this one.
Digging in now to take my second gut punch of this hockey year, the absolute stench of the juniors have me well prepared for this one.
i've heard of nothing but it won't matter if they do. It's not just a deficiency problem in personnel relative to other teams that is the only problem right now with Hockey Canada, it's the " vibe surrounding our teams at the current moment and it's rather ugly. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.Any update on if the four nations team will be holding practices?
I'm not a Boston fan, but you're definitely underrating Marchand. He's a proven champion and plays a complete gameThere is a lot of talk about Bennett deserving to be on this team or not.....Marchand is the worst forward on this team and he was one of the first ones announced lol
AgreedThere is a lot of talk about Bennett deserving to be on this team or not.....Marchand is the worst forward on this team and he was one of the first ones announced lol
He's not completely useless for the team, but when you consider that you have Hagel, Konency and Bennett to fill those roles, you can start to see why Marchand being named in the first 6 was a reach.I'm not a Boston fan, but you're definitely underrating Marchand. He's a proven champion and plays a complete game
He's not completely useless for the team, but when you consider that you have Hagel, Konency and Bennett to fill those roles, you can start to see why Marchand being named in the first 6 was a reach.
I think he likely got in because of his experience, Don Sweeney and probably Sid and Mack. Again, he's not a terrible player by any means, I think at this stage in his career, there are better options available. Does he even kill penalties on this team with guys like Cirelli, Stone, Reinhart, Hagel, Konecny?
True. I just think one of the PK units is already a lock with Cirelli and Hagel (Coop coaching too).Probably depends on whether the Nova Scotia line becomes a thing. I’d imagine they’d want to spread the minutes, so if he’s getting big minutes with MacK and Sid maybe not, but if he falls down the lineup, maybe they play him more on the PK over the better 5v5 guys. His PK numbers are still really strong.
True. I just think one of the PK units is already a lock with Cirelli and Hagel (Coop coaching too).
From there, I think it’s a MUST to have Stone on your penalty kill. He’s been Canada’s best PK winger for a while now. Leaves Marchand on the outside, looking in.
I wonder who will be centering the 2nd pk unit now that I think about it. Won’t see much time. I don’t see Coop trusting Bennett to fill those shoes. Maybe Jarvis if he plays or Point.
If only there was a winger out there who had great chemistry with McDavid, never gives up on a play, and has scored 50 goals in this league next to.....Connor McDavid.Anxious to see who plays on McDavid’s LW. I think it’s a given that the Nova Scotia line will at least start the tournament out as Canada’s 2nd line.
Reinhart is likely the 1st line RW. I think Hagel could complement the 1st line well as the LW. Be the forechecker and puck retrieval guy while Reinhart focuses on getting in front of the net.
But don’t you want Hagel with Cirelli? A lot of questions. Excited to see what Cooper comes up with.