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Sounds like habs will sign a star player long term for 750 k not bad!Passing, shot, skating?? What's left? How did the guy make the Q then?
Sounds like habs will sign a star player long term for 750 k not bad!Passing, shot, skating?? What's left? How did the guy make the Q then?
Sounds like habs will sign a star player long term for 750 k not bad!
it sounds like someone criticized pretty much every aspect of a forward, so I'm wondering how Roy even made the Q let alone get drafted. I don't buy into it btw. Even the skating thing seems overblown.
Passing and shooting were and always have been his greatest strengths along with a high hockey IQ. Skating is and always has been his greatest need for improvement among his physical skill set.Roy is interesting because he has been able to improve aspects of his game. Passing and shot were a weakness years ago. We’ll see what he can do about strength and skating.
How long is “always”? I saw an article that at some point in his pre-junior career his shot was weak and he made it a strength.Passing and shooting were and always have been his greatest strengths along with a high hockey IQ. Skating is and always has been his greatest need for improvement among his physical skill set.
The aspects of his game that have improved by leaps and bounds are conditioning, work ethic and his 200 foot game.
This was pre-Q, presumably his puck handling was good. His skating is fine for junior, I saw an article that said his shot and passing were weak well before junior and he practiced obsessively for a year or two to get where he is now.Passing, shot, skating?? What's left? How did the guy make the Q then?
Come on, he obviously meant that they were a weakness relative to the level of good NHL players, not that they weren't good enough for the Q.Passing, shot, skating?? What's left? How did the guy make the Q then?
How long is “always”? I saw an article that at some point in his pre-junior career his shot was weak and he made it a strength.
This was pre-Q, presumably his puck handling was good. His skating is fine for junior, I saw an article that said his shot and passing were weak well before junior and he practiced obsessively for a year or two to get where he is now.
I remember reading an interview where Joshua mentioned spending a summer practicing his shooting mechanics with one of his previous coaches prior to joining the Q because it was weak (but accurate) after he was drafted by the Habs. I don't remember reading about him having issues passing...I don't think a kid who can't shoot or pass goes 1st overall in the QMJHL draft.
I see many new fans of Roy pretending they always knew...
Honestly, I have to focus on Wright to see him on the ice, kind of disapointed.Remember that Roy is only 5 months older than Wright.
He is going to be a great complimentary piece, but he needs a guy like Bedard/Marner/Keller besides him.
playing pretty good with someone named bedardTSN pumping his tires...............awesome!!
The kid is jumping tonight.
Habs could use him!!