It's not just about skating, Jason Robertson just isn't that caliber of player.
Jason Robertson’s season so far…. (yikes)
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TheDawnOfANewTage
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Thank you for the detailed explanation as to how they’re different. Caliber, got it.
6 points in his last 4 games.
He and Hintz looking like they have picked up on some of that chemistry from previous years.
Hoping his 2nd half is stronger than his first half, which some of can be linked to an interrupted prep in the pre season.
He and Hintz looking like they have picked up on some of that chemistry from previous years.
Hoping his 2nd half is stronger than his first half, which some of can be linked to an interrupted prep in the pre season.
Kcb12345
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The powerplay has been clicking now too the past few games. Looks night and day out there. Should help his numbers a bit as well. The powerplay is a big reason so many Stars have awful numbers this year
This is nonsense. Most people aren't hating, they are legitimately curious.
His foot surgery was to remove a cyst. It was incredibly minor. If it was major and involved bones or ligaments, this thread doesn't exist 2 months into the season. He was also just as bad in November as he was in October. Also, the last time he missed training camp he was still around a PPG halfway into the season. The excuse doesn't float, buckaroo.
He's been better in December so far, so we'll see.
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Dr Pepper
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Tonight we'll see if he's outshone by his little brother again......Nick usually fares better in these head to head battles.
Enniskillen
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Not sure how. A cyst removal is not a major surgery. You lose time for pain management, but it has zero effect on locomotion. You're acting like this is an Erik Karlsson achilles situation.
He was fully skating within two months. That is incredibly minor. I'm sorry you got lost. Unfortunately they don't make maps for this.
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HockeyVirus
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blankall
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Nick had two points before tonight....Nick wins again, adding a goal to boot.
Can't even say I'm surprised.
Dr Pepper
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Yep.
Always shows up when he's facing his big brother though, like I said earlier. Tonight was no different.
Enniskillen
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Here's your chance. Which argument did I make that is objectively incorrect? Everything I said was objectively true save one thing.
Is your ENTIRE point based on my assertion that his surgery was minor? Is that the "semantic quagmire" you're so bent out of shape about?
Please, do tell. If a foot surgery that sees a person playing professional hockey 70 days later can't be classified as "minor", then what can be? He could have had that surgery on Oct.1st and he would have been back and played in 4 games already. Hell, Vegas and Tampa players have had fake injuries that last longer than this.
I think one of us is cowering behind "semantics" alright, but it isn't me.
GalacticaActual
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The fourth law of thermodynamics:
In a natural thermodynamic process, the sum of hockey IQ shared between Robertson brothers shall always be constant. If Jason Robertson should put forth a staggering dip in production, so shall Nicholas Robertson balance the scales and increase his own production accordingly, and vice-versa.
In a natural thermodynamic process, the sum of hockey IQ shared between Robertson brothers shall always be constant. If Jason Robertson should put forth a staggering dip in production, so shall Nicholas Robertson balance the scales and increase his own production accordingly, and vice-versa.
Enniskillen
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I think it’s a combination of Hintz having mediocre season with 20 points so far, lack of Pavelski (Bourque obviously needs time to develop properly) and “minor foot” injury. Not rocket science after all, buckaroo.
Amazing how you managed to add two actual hockey points this time instead of just whining about me classifying his foot injury as minor and suggestion that people were just hating. It wasn't that hard, was it?
You see kiddo, if you had just been reasonable from the beginning instead of whining about "semantics" and accusing people of nonsense, this could have been avoided. I shouldn't have had to go through this to get your actual opinion and get you to act right. Get out of your feelings quicker next time.
Enniskillen
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Wow, you are writing a paragraph after paragraph, you don’t have a community college degree in English by chance, do you? “Kiddo”, “whining” lol, look at yourself, it feels like you are compensating on something. Get a grip, be better than hateful semantics.
He wasnt wrong - its a minor surgery
It was an injury (neither major nor minor on the scale imo) but a foot cyst removal surgery is a minor surgery
"Hateful Semantics". Hahaha, you don't even know what semantics means lol. And yes, this is just you whining. You actually think that claiming his surgery was minor qualifies as "hateful". That is flat-earth levels of nonsense. You need to stop crying because I won't give your favorite player a pass because he had an owie on his foot.
