Former Bruins Garnet Hathaway
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ON3M4N
Ignores/60 = Elite
Tied for 36th with:
Rantanen
Lemieux
Fiala
Weegar
Dumba
Coleman
Manson
Gudbranson
Myers
LouJersey
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I dont disagree that it's disgusting and a punk move...but we also had Marchy licking people too
KnightofBoston
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LouJersey
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Agreed. Another class act.I dont disagree that it's disgusting and a punk move...but we also had Marchy licking people too
DKH
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Big Board guys I’d spit at Gudbranson was HM
He must have done something really low to get an Ivy leaguer and philanthropist to do that
Meh…..when I was 16 I had Reggie Fleming spit at me.
I pretty much deserved it in hindsight.
I pretty much deserved it in hindsight.
RussellmaniaKW
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after 1 game as a Bruin, major takeaway from me was that this guy isn't just some brainless banger. He was making really smart plays and taking good angles all night. I think it's being really undersold how good he is defensively and how smart he is on the forecheck. Like he's not just looking to run guys on the forecheck, he actually takes smart routes with purpose (trying to get the puck back).
LouJersey
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I’ve always like his forecheck but his defensive acumen was really good to see. I never pay as much attention to the opponent on those types of things
DKH
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WHA at the old Boston Arena. He was playing for Chicago Cougars against the Whalers.
I may have said something about his wife.
DKH
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What’s crazy is he had a significant effect on my life lol - he was traded for Johnny Mckenzie and the rest is history
goldnblack
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This guy is turning into a serious steal. Man I wish there was a way to keep him.
Probably won't cost a lot, right? Hopefully work the New England connection
I'm thinking their's a pretty good chance he resigns in Boston.
CharasLazyWrister
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Maybe I’m reading too much into it. But he’s a guy in interviews that seems very intense and focused. Cliche, but both from his demeanor and on ice play, I can’t see this being a guy that really ever takes a game off.
missingchicklet
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Doesn't even take a shift off. He and Orlov both were two of the Caps that worked the hardest. I think that's a big reason Caps fans liked those guys so much.
Been watching him away from the puck pretty closely now that he's a B. He's actually a very smart player. Higher IQ than I realized. Still new to Monty's system but seems to be acclimating to it extremely well. Once he settles in and isn't so worried about getting out of position I think we start seeing his aggressiveness more. Very impressed with him so far.
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Still waiting for the guy billed by several analysts as “Marchand lite”.
goldnblack
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I thought he'd already had some great games? His line plays 9-10 mins a game and he's only been here a few games. I think we can relax lol. He only needs to "get it" by playoffs.
It took Kelly and Peverley a month post trade to get acclimated to everything so I 100% agree that relaxing needs to happen here.
We all know how those two performed in the playoffs that year
CharasLazyWrister
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???
I mean, they both “stir stuff up”, but that’s where the comparison stops. If that’s what you or anyone else is expecting, you’re bound to be disappointed.
22Brad Park
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I would support keeping him he has done exactly what I was expecting & pretty sure what the team needed.
He’s been annoying opposing teams
LouJersey
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He’s been ok. I expected him to be more of a thumper and rabble rouser to be honest but guessing that comes round 1. Just trying to find his way
