Damn nice OT Goal.
Will be interesting to see who develops even on another level.
Him or Panarin.
Really think they're twins of eachother.
Gaudreau is as close to kane as panirin is to gaudreau.
Teammates aside, Gaudreau only has 5 power play points because the Flames have had the most brutal power play in the NHL (30th place @ 12.2%, 30th place in PP GF @ 9, 30th in PP Fenwick For per 60 at 57.9 - that's the only team with less than an unblocked shot attempt per minute). Last year the Flames' power play was middle of the pack at 16th, 17th, and 23rd in those respective categories.
Gaudreau's a guy who should be doing most of his damage on the power play, but isn't.
The goal ended up being called back due to an offside on a coach's challenge, but I thought some of you would enjoy the wizardry.
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I would argue that he processes and reacts to the game better than anyone in the world. Add that to his excellent quickness and hands, and it was pretty obvious that he would soon be dominating the NHL after not too long.
This should be emphasized. Honestly reminds me of watching a great NBA PG like Steve Nash.
He seems a half second ahead of everyone on the ice, which is a lot in today's hockey.
Flames lucked there way into an absolute future superstar, seems like poetic justice after what's really been awful luck in the high end of the draft for years(along with some legitimately terrible picks).
How he came out of that game last night without a point is beyond me.