JeffreyLFC
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Could be, I was disappointed in Roy during his callupArgument could be made he deserved the call-up over Roy, if you're going to use Roy in a "bottom 6" capacity.
Hear me out. Could he be the Jake Evans long term replacement?
I see a similar development path as Jake Evans and if we trade him we could promote Davidson and give him some NHL games.
Hear me out. Could he be the Jake Evans long term replacement?
I see a similar development path as Jake Evans and if we trade him we could promote Davidson and give him some NHL games.
Davidson is a prospect that is starting to catch the attention of many fans especially those who watch Rocket games. He just seems determined to succeed and I wouldn't bet against him.Davidson is a winger in Laval. And he will obviously be a winger if he gets called up. So Evans/Dvorak being traded will be more for either Beck, Condotta or Gignac.
Now if/when they move Armia, then I can see them call Davidson up.
Different type of player. Davidson lacks Evans fluidity and agility in skating. Davidson plays a much heavier game than Evans and has much more offensive upside than Evans ever had. If you're thinking of a player that Davidson projects to replace on the team's current roster it's Gallagher, not Evans.Hear me out. Could he be the Jake Evans long term replacement?
I see a similar development path as Jake Evans and if we trade him we could promote Davidson and give him some NHL games.
Different type of player. Davidson lacks Evans fluidity and agility in skating. Davidson plays a much heavier game than Evans and has much more offensive upside than Evans ever had. If you're thinking of a player that Davidson projects to replace on the team's current roster it's Gallagher, not Evans.
Davidson still has to gain greater quickness to be an effective NHL winger. As Roy so demonstratively showed, the gap between the pace of the NHL and the AHL is as wide as the Grand Canyon. It's a gap that very few AHL players are able to cross. But Davidson has shown a high, consistent compete level, fair straightforward speed, a shot that he can score on AHL level goalies from anywhere in the offensive zone, a nose for the net , good physicality and a leadership quality that all coaches and managers look for. Sounds like a bigger, more offensively talented Gallagher . What do you think?
I'll take Davidson over Roy any day of the week. The kid can play and gets involved,doesn't wait for the puck to come to him.Different type of player. Davidson lacks Evans fluidity and agility in skating. Davidson plays a much heavier game than Evans and has much more offensive upside than Evans ever had. If you're thinking of a player that Davidson projects to replace on the team's current roster it's Gallagher, not Evans.
Davidson still has to gain greater quickness to be an effective NHL winger. As Roy so demonstratively showed, the gap between the pace of the NHL and the AHL is as wide as the Grand Canyon. It's a gap that very few AHL players are able to cross. But Davidson has shown a high, consistent compete level, fair straightforward speed, a shot that he can score on AHL level goalies from anywhere in the offensive zone, a nose for the net , good physicality and a leadership quality that all coaches and managers look for. Sounds like a bigger, more offensively talented Gallagher . What do you think?
Hear me out. Could he be the Jake Evans long term replacement?
I see a similar development path as Jake Evans and if we trade him we could promote Davidson and give him some NHL games.
Different type of player. Davidson lacks Evans fluidity and agility in skating. Davidson plays a much heavier game than Evans and has much more offensive upside than Evans ever had. If you're thinking of a player that Davidson projects to replace on the team's current roster it's Gallagher, not Evans.
Davidson still has to gain greater quickness to be an effective NHL winger. As Roy so demonstratively showed, the gap between the pace of the NHL and the AHL is as wide as the Grand Canyon. It's a gap that very few AHL players are able to cross. But Davidson has shown a high, consistent compete level, fair straightforward speed, a shot that he can score on AHL level goalies from anywhere in the offensive zone, a nose for the net , good physicality and a leadership quality that all coaches and managers look for. Sounds like a bigger, more offensively talented Gallagher . What do you think?
Davidson and Tuch future 4th lineDifferent type of player. Davidson lacks Evans fluidity and agility in skating. Davidson plays a much heavier game than Evans and has much more offensive upside than Evans ever had. If you're thinking of a player that Davidson projects to replace on the team's current roster it's Gallagher, not Evans.
Davidson still has to gain greater quickness to be an effective NHL winger. As Roy so demonstratively showed, the gap between the pace of the NHL and the AHL is as wide as the Grand Canyon. It's a gap that very few AHL players are able to cross. But Davidson has shown a high, consistent compete level, fair straightforward speed, a shot that he can score on AHL level goalies from anywhere in the offensive zone, a nose for the net , good physicality and a leadership quality that all coaches and managers look for. Sounds like a bigger, more offensively talented Gallagher . What do you think?
I think you may be selling these two a bit short.Davidson and Tuch future 4th line
Yeah the way Tuch skates I think he has 3rd line upside.I think you may be selling these two a bit short.
I don't think that's what @ChesterNimitz was saying.The gap is not so much foot speed as it is game speed and AHLers are AHLers because they do not process the game fast enough in their head.
Calling him a more offensively talented Gallagher is laughable as Gallagher was a much more productive player at every level. Gallagher's skill gets overlooked by fans because of his image as a garbage goal scorer but he has always had very good hands and as well as a very underrated shot and great footwork in tight spaces as well has being very strong for his size.
I don't think that's what @ChesterNimitz was saying.
He was saying that Davidson is closer to gallagher's style game than Evans'. And then he listed the reasoning.
Toffoli is still here.Makes you wonder if the days of slow footed goal scorers (Lucky Luc) are gone….
It’s an unwise manager, whether in sport or otherwise, who builds his planning in reliance of or on the hope that his exception will prove the rule.Makes you wonder if the days of slow footed goal scorers (Lucky Luc) are gone….