bleedgreen
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After a long year of dealing with my knee and subsequent fat assness I am unaccustomed to I’ve thought of changing my name to bleedcheesewhiz.So, you're saying bleedgreen needs to bleed less likes?
After a long year of dealing with my knee and subsequent fat assness I am unaccustomed to I’ve thought of changing my name to bleedcheesewhiz.So, you're saying bleedgreen needs to bleed less likes?
But he did that playing with the best player on the planet and is trending in the wrong direction. I think it would be safe to say Foegele is his ceiling at this point. I hope you are more correct than I am, but I am not seeing it at this point.Foegele averaged 14 goals per 82 in Carolina. Puljujarvi has averaged 13 goals per 82 in his career.
But he did that playing with the best player on the planet and is trending in the wrong direction. I think it would be safe to say Foegele is his ceiling at this point. I hope you are more correct than I am, but I am not seeing it at this point.
I did say “the Foegele we had here.”
I think Rees is more skilled, although maybe that opinion is outdated a bit as I haven't followed him super closely in Chicago. On the surface though his 36 in 49 this year looks as good as Foegele's 46 in 73. And Rees put up 61 points in 39 games in the OHL, way better than any season Foegele ever had.I'm curious why you say he's going to be better than Foegele. I'm genuinely asking as I have seen very little of him. Here's why I ask though:
Foegele is 6'2, almost 200lbs, Rees is 5'11, 172 lbs.
Foegele, as a 21 year old put up 28G, 46P as a 21 year old in the AHL, and did so with no PP time at all. Rees has come nowhere near that production.
Foegele made the team out of camp and was with the team the entire year before the playoffs started. Rees hasn't played 1 min in the NHL.
Probably unfairly as it's due to his style of play and size, I've always viewed Rees's upside as Brock McGinn.
Yeah, I saw. Wasn't the Foegele we had here the better Foegele? When I said he played with the best player on the planet, I was referring to JP.
And by he, you mean Foegele, correct?Maybe - he seems to be on pace this year for a career high in goals despite missing 15 games or so.
Thanks.I think Rees is more skilled, although maybe that opinion is outdated a bit as I haven't followed him super closely in Chicago. On the surface though his 36 in 49 this year looks as good as Foegele's 46 in 73. And Rees put up 61 points in 39 games in the OHL, way better than any season Foegele ever had.
Also he's significantly more of a pest and plays with that fire more consistently. Foegele had the pest come out in him at times (like the Caps series) but a lot of the time it didn't and he was just a hard working skater. I liked Foegele a lot here (not just because of the Superbad jokes although those were great) but I wouldn't oversell his contributions. Rees could certainly match his contributions or do better.
Thanks.
I think how they are used is important when making the comparison. Foegele got no PP time so all his goals were ES/SH and scored 28 goals playing in that manner.
Anyhow, based on my limited knowledge, I do agree Rees has more skill, but Foegele has better size and speed. I'm not convinced how well Rees's game will translate, but since I've not seen much of him, it's hard to say. He could match his contributions or do better, and he could do worse. The fire he plays with is nice, but if he ends up in the penalty box a lot, that's a big hindrance going into the playoffs.
Some guys just don’t click together. He gets an opportunity now to get an extended look with Aho, if he can back to anything close to how he played with him when they were in Finland I imagine he’ll look way better than he ever did with McDavid. They’ve made a couple plays now that certainly look promising but you’re def right in being cautious.Yeah, I saw. Wasn't the Foegele we had here the better Foegele? When I said he played with the best player on the planet, I was referring to JP.
He's picked it up as of late.Well, he's got a great opportunity. Hope he takes advantage.
Drury has not really shown an ability to even periodically get on the score sheet in the AHL so probably worth lowering our expectations on what he is going to contribute here.
Of course saying that, they are going to be putting him on PP2, so I'm sure that'll help our woes on thean advantage.
As soon as I saw him celebrating I laughed.Counterpoint:
As many goals as a cane as Meier has as a devil…
Oh yeah that’s true- I guess I was thinking like during this stint as a cane3x actually