dackelljuneaubulis02
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I watchedThis isn't a bad take at all, and I am a Lane Hutson superfan. If you watch Makar (as an example) a lot of his offense comes from making the right play, but these aren't the plays you see in the highlight packages.
However, I think Lane Hutson knows this too and his game in NCAA showed improvement in this as the season went on. Especially in the playoff games vs. Providence and Merrimack where things got tighter, I can remember a number of plays he made that were simple, good plays. Probably the best example is his OT winner vs. Merrimack. There's a fantastic angle that shows how he walks tot he center of the ice and only shoots it once there is multiple players screening the goalie.
I suspect next season you'll see more of the "simple" plays in his game as he starts to position himself more for pro-hockey, but he'll never fully lose the electric plays that make him the player he is. It is going to be more about deciding when to and when not to do those electric type plays.
I watched quite a few of @montreal Hutson’s videos and I’m actually fairly shocked at the success rate of his plays. Especially with his style of play and being a freshman.This isn't a bad take at all, and I am a Lane Hutson superfan. If you watch Makar (as an example) a lot of his offense comes from making the right play, but these aren't the plays you see in the highlight packages.
However, I think Lane Hutson knows this too and his game in NCAA showed improvement in this as the season went on. Especially in the playoff games vs. Providence and Merrimack where things got tighter, I can remember a number of plays he made that were simple, good plays. Probably the best example is his OT winner vs. Merrimack. There's a fantastic angle that shows how he walks tot he center of the ice and only shoots it once there is multiple players screening the goalie.
I suspect next season you'll see more of the "simple" plays in his game as he starts to position himself more for pro-hockey, but he'll never fully lose the electric plays that make him the player he is. It is going to be more about deciding when to and when not to do those electric type plays.
I could be wrong but I don’t feel he over handles the puck at all. I feel most of his dipsy doodling creates and opens up lanes. It always feels more like a means to an end than for its own sake. Some of it may bleed into that latter category but it rarely if ever costs the team or puts him in danger.
Tldr I think he plays pretty well within his limits imo. I’m willing to defer to anyone who’s seen more of him than myself