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- Jun 9, 2011
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His smile is the best! He even admitted that in one of the Oiler video (maybe from development camp)? Anyway, high numbers are more common now, so 98 works just fine.
agree 100%, i think the mods should even step in and say something to the person in question.... that is not in good taste at all.... especially for an 18 year old kid who just moved to our country.... TRY and show some class
agree 100%, i think the mods should even step in and say something to the person in question.... that is not in good taste at all.... especially for an 18 year old kid who just moved to our country.... TRY and show some class
agree 100%, i think the mods should even step in and say something to the person in question.... that is not in good taste at all.... especially for an 18 year old kid who just moved to our country.... TRY and show some class
I will not stop saying this: you get that kid the friggin puck on the PP!!! Has an elite shot. Didn't get one sniff of a one-timer. Again. Same story as pre-season
I was saying the same thing, it's so puzzling why that play is not designed for the kid. It's well documented the kid can let it rip and demonstrated that fact on a couple of occasions already. I was impressed at the amount of power he was able to generate when he reached out to steal the puck and rip it pass Elliot while in a stand still position. You can see how he appears to look forward to getting the pass on the left half wall and unleash that wicked 1 timer.
Yep the pass was the multiple times for his one timer. Almost seemed as if Sekera was told to just "get the puck to Connor". If Jesse can unload that one timer with success a few times it will create a lot more space for Connor on the other side because teams for the first time in forever will have to respect a point shot from our PP. Credit to TMac for putting Jesse out there and realizing his strengths and playing to them.
I thought he was playing with rnh on the powerplay. I remember a PP in the first where they were working very well together.
Pavel Buchnevich - the first Russian in the Rangers since Artem Anisimov - does as Malkin did and uses a translator when answering questions from the media after the morning warm-up. Apparently he doesn't speak very much English at all, but according to his new line mate Zibanejad that is not necessarily a problem:
- It's the other way around actually. When you are not able to communicate that much the things you say on the ice become very clear and simple, and that can be really useful.
I'll just leave this here. :]
Better send Pulju down than to play him for seven minutes in the NHL. Seems like the coach doesn't trust him, so why gnaw away at the kid's confifence. One would think that given there's only a nine game period until the ELC kicks in that they would give him a proper chance. As a Finn the situation is a bit reminiscent of the way the Avs handled Rantanen last year. Of course, the second PP didn't get that much ice since the first unit had such good success, but I don't see a reason why he only got six minutes on even strength.
Better send Pulju down than to play him for seven minutes in the NHL. Seems like the coach doesn't trust him, so why gnaw away at the kid's confifence. One would think that given there's only a nine game period until the ELC kicks in that they would give him a proper chance. As a Finn the situation is a bit reminiscent of the way the Avs handled Rantanen last year. Of course, the second PP didn't get that much ice since the first unit had such good success, but I don't see a reason why he only got six minutes on even strength.
I think they try to get a playoff spot. This isn't the time coach starts to play with the victory. If that means Pulju gets seven minutes, proper chance or not, then that is what he should get.
If they aren't going to play him and plan to send him down, I really hope they save at least 4 or 5 games of his 9 to be used later this year. Would love to see how he looks after some AHL time, without the price of giving up that ELC year.
Weird How Puljujarvi was handled last game, must have done something coach didn't like, same thing happens to Slepyshev too always gets low minutes.
He's an 18 year old rookie who isn't particularly composed anywhere on the ice at the NHL level yet. He wasn't going to play in the 3rd period when the Oilers were up protecting a lead.
That's just how it works when a coach wants to win a game in this league.
Meant no offense by it. Was going for a Halloween angle, guess I should have tried to find a Batman pic. Love the kid as a person and a player.
I think people are just having some fun. He has a great big smile and a giant head. I've certainly never thought it was offensive.
I'm offended when you say someone is out for the season after every injury.