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What choice are you talking about? The only one maybe is trying to glove it insteadIt's not the position that Nemac was put in, it was the choice he made with it.
May be he wants some long termish. But I believe he will have good deal on the market when he will face it.McLeod has been playing hungry like a guy determined to make the last spot on the team despite the fact he's a lock
So f***ing wild to me that this will be the next decade for us.These guys are going to play together for 7+ years.
holy nuts. Bratt/Hughes/Toffoli...This going to need a line name.
I'm confused as to why everyone else on the team had to have made the right play for Nemac to have made a mistake. I'm not defending anyone else by saying Nemac should have fell back. This isn't a debate to find out who should sit. Nemac is the rookie in a preseason game, it's ok to look closer at him, it's expected.The best player on the Devils has 2 defenders on him, he has plenty of time to execute a pass to an uncovered Nemec, and our expectation is the Nemec should have been retreating from the play?
You’re talking about less than a quarter of a second. He had no time whatsoever to turn around that would’ve made any difference.There can be multiple people who made a mistake on the play, Nemac made one by not just dropping back as soon as he saw an airborne puck along with an opposing player skating at him. If he batted it down with his glove or stick, risky but no harm no foul. The safe play would have been to turn around right away and start skating.
It's not a big deal, it's preseason, everyone expects things like this, but this is exactly what playing in the NHL will teach you to do and more importantly not to do. Jack went through the same thing.
Or did a few tenders get too close togetherThose look like chicken cutlets.