Jargon
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Poor Smith. Like I get it I guess but try him on Wennberg’s wing or centering Toffoli and Kunin or… anything… at all…
Positive spin on the line, coach thinks smith is good enough to carry his own line of players that will combine for 20 points at seasons end.Merry Christmas, Will. Here's some boat anchors.
Don't give Warso any ideasAtleast the line isn't g.smith, w.smith, grundstrom
Somehow erased Nemesis Message and substituted mine. LOLMerry Christmas, Will. Here's some boat anchors.Yes we want you to swim across the rehabilitation pool with these boat anchors, ten laps end to end.
He probably has it already pegged for a few games from now, without me mentioning it.Don't give Warso any ideas
If anyone is the boat anchor on that line it’s Will. Goodrow and Sturm are much better players right now.Merry Christmas, Will. Here's some boat anchors.
Eh, I don't know if I'm going to give you sturm on that one, he's been kind of rough this yearIf anyone is the boat anchor on that line it’s Will. Goodrow and Sturm are much better players right now.
He has more points than Smith in the same number of games. In addition to being better at everything else.Eh, I don't know if I'm going to give you sturm on that one, he's been kind of rough this year
H. Thank You for the Comedy I hope the cover charge isn't too bad.If anyone is the boat anchor on that line it’s Will. Goodrow and Sturm are much better players right now.
The development of Celebrini is by far more important than Will, so forcing Celebrini to have to play with a player who's already having a hard time processing the game at NHL speed isn't good for anyone. At least this way allows Smith the luxury of not having the pressures of A) producing right away and B) preventing Celebrini from producing.I've been cautiously positive about Wario's coaching, but his management of Smith has been a concern. At the end of the day, it's not just his job to win games––we're in the basement. At this stage his primary job is to set Smith and Macklin up to win us games in seasons down the line. Only time will tell, but it's unclear to me if the approach he's taken with Smith will help towards those ends.
SNOG 3-0 Sharks, Celebrini hat trick.
Kings are one game above .500 hockey; bring em back down to even. We might be trash, but at least we gotta do our part to keep those pesky southerners from getting too high and mighty.
Apparently a nasty cold is going through the lockers so he may be patient zero and they're trying to keep him away to minimize the spread.after how poorly he played last game, I’m assuming some concussion like symptoms have popped up for Graund after that headshot he took against STL
He's not necessarily wrong. It's important to differentiate between the player he is now and the player he will eventually become.H. Thank You for the Comedy I hope the cover charge isn't too bad.
I agree with you. I think both kids should be played with talent players in a top 6 role separate from one another.The development of Celebrini is by far more important than Will, so forcing Celebrini to have to play with a player who's already having a hard time processing the game at NHL speed isn't good for anyone. At least this way allows Smith the luxury of not having the pressures of A) producing right away and B) preventing Celebrini from producing.
Two things:I agree with you. I think both kids should be played with talent players in a top 6 role separate from one another.
It doesn't matter how bad Smith is, if he's playing in the NHL (which he is, and the Sharks seem committed to this path) he needs to be learning his actual NHL role, which is to play top 6 hockey. I don't understand how playing him with grinders against grinders is more productive for his development than the AHL.