Gaylord Q Tinkledink
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He's got a bit of fire in him as he isn't hesitant to engage in scrums around the net, especially if it started because someone hit him.
Prospect Info: Jakub Dobes (2020 - 136th, USHL- Omaha Lancers)
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Redux91
I do Three bullets.
Those were 2 MAJOR LEAGUE Bumps he took man.. Holy hell
I thought for sure after the 2nd one the fairy tail was over for a bit.. but he seems pretty OK afterwards
What a tough kid
Real exciting times right now
I dont know if his 'swagger/attitude' hurt or helped him in Europe or NCAA or wtv
But that type of demeanor and confidence he's showing off will DEFInitely help him in the NHL to get his bearings set, especially in a city like MTL where the Goalies become Saints, Deities
I thought for sure after the 2nd one the fairy tail was over for a bit.. but he seems pretty OK afterwards
What a tough kid
Real exciting times right now
I dont know if his 'swagger/attitude' hurt or helped him in Europe or NCAA or wtv
But that type of demeanor and confidence he's showing off will DEFInitely help him in the NHL to get his bearings set, especially in a city like MTL where the Goalies become Saints, Deities
WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
Swagger and style to do it in Montreal.
Monty doesn't get it. Same pads as he wore last year. Like bro, that's back up mentality.
donghabs98
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Thats a good comparable, I was getting prime Dubnyk vibes, he's big, covers a lot of the net and is very sound technically.
Very impressed so far. He got probably the hardest assignment a rookie goalie could get to start his career and he was essentially flawless.
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Dobes: what went wrong for you in Montreal?
Monty: idk, you tell me. I thought it was going really well until they dumped me.
Dobes: don't you think it has to do with you being so beta?
Monty, confused: what do you mean?
Dobes: come on bro, didn't even change your pads between seasons? BRB, gonna steal your girl just like I stole your job.
Monty, sad: ... Please be good to her.
dackelljuneaubulis02
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I’m sure there’ll be tough spots but it’s clear he’s has tons of raw upside. Does seem a little more calm in his net than last year.
The Gr8 Dane
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I've been saying it for years , something in the tap water here in Quebec , I'm never gonna be worried about the montreal canadiens goaltending in my life.
This kid looked phenomenal and I'm not even surprised, Monty is sharing the secret juice with him
This kid looked phenomenal and I'm not even surprised, Monty is sharing the secret juice with him
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The most impressive part of the night was his recovery after biting on Rantanen’s shootout attempt. Popping back up that fast, with that wide of base, with very little change up top, as he keeps tracking laterally, and stays square… damn. Don’t think Rantanen expected it - I know I didn’t. You’re not going to find many big goalies that can do it that quickly/smoothly at 23.
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Redux91
I do Three bullets.
Yeah, I love that shootout move for Goalies because the shooter is expecting the G to just flop and be on his stomach and you step around and then just easy goal
But if you face a good one, they bite just to humor you, then re-adjust and track
And it's great because if a player is gonna try to score like that in the shootout he's turning the net from being this big
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To being this big lol
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And if the goalie follows you laterally which he DID, Dobes is just like 'oook, where you shooting bud..?' Lol
Kimota
ROY DU NORD!!!
If they keep crashing into him, he better use the Billy Smith special.
OldCraig71
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Very good observation, he has that come at me bro look to him. An old dude like me shouldn't even use that because it sounds wrong lol.
That's what impressed me too. He is insanely fast for a guy his size at getting up off his knees. Very impressed with him so far. Hopefully he can keep it up.
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Estimated_Prophet
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No, he is not even in the conversation of a job share at this point. Monty will continue to get the majority of the starts and Dobes won't start consecutive games unless Monty is hurt or goes on a really bad run. Goaltending is 90% psychological and Marty is no fool and won't start messing with Monty's mind after such a minuscule sample.
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Well, if he does get the start, it's probably to give Monty a bit of a rest. I agree with you.
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Monty is the #1 unless he has a few bad games and Dobes doesn't. Then, if they are in playoff contention, they will ;likely do whatever they think gives them the best chance.
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Stud
Imagine if we had him at the beginning of the season instead of Primeau
Him and Fowler will be a solid duo for years to come (hopefully)
Imagine if we had him at the beginning of the season instead of Primeau
Him and Fowler will be a solid duo for years to come (hopefully)
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His ability to quickly slide and break and slide again on opposite side, on his pads, is incredible. I'm a goalie and I'm speechless at what I'm seeing. That's a huge advantage!
He's moving so fast when in the butterfly! Quick direction changes too. It's crazy. I call it his "baby walk" haha
He's moving so fast when in the butterfly! Quick direction changes too. It's crazy. I call it his "baby walk" haha
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