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Juraj Slafkovsky - Year Two?
Can't wait to see:
Juraj Slafkovsky -Year Five!
Can't wait to see:
Juraj Slafkovsky -Year Five!
Juraj Slafkovsky - Year Two?
Can't wait to see:
Juraj Slafkovsky -Year Five!
I know it's cliche. But the sky truly is the limit. Like I mentioned earlier in this thread, It wouldn't shock me if he reaches 90pts. Like 35 goals, 55 assists. It's hard for me not to feel so optimistic because he's only 19 and has been dominating in all 3 zones and vs the best lines of the other team. Nice breakdown btw.Slafkovsky:
10 points in last 15 games, with loads of missed opportunities to add more points.
Would expecting that as the baseline for next season be that far-fetched with an actual second line and a stronger third line, plus maybe a 3rd pairing of Xhekaj-Mailloux?
I'm not even considering that Hughes could add an NHL-ready upgrade for the top-6 this offseason, or that our own first round pick could still end up being Clebrini!
Caufield-Suzuki-Slafkosvksy
Newhook-Dach-Anderson
Heineman-Beck-Roy (kid line)
Armia-Evans-Gallagher (veteran line)
Slafkovsky's recent 15-game PPG percentage of .667 would make for a 55-point season next year.
After that, nobody knows how high his production could go?
Yeah I live in Baie-st-Paul in Charlevoix.Knowing Habs fans, not for long. We're going to shove him down the main boards throat very soon
You ever see a moose in the wild? They look like a dinosaur or something. Just bizarre looking beasts
It's probably because Slaf just can't shut-up about wanting to play with Mesar in the room and on the bench. They're jelly of the Slovakian Gretzky.Caufield din't look excited when Slaf scored his goal, i also noticed the other players on the ice were like... oh nice you scored a goal, yeh.
He has excellent vision and decisiveness when it comes to passing. The jury is still out on his goal scoring ceiling but 45-55 assists could be had with his talent/styleI know it's cliche. But the sky truly is the limit. Like I mentioned earlier in this thread, It wouldn't shock me if he reaches 90pts. Like 35 goals, 55 assists. It's hard for me not to feel so optimistic because he's only 19 and has been dominating in all 3 zones and vs the best lines of the other team. Nice breakdown btw.
A benefit in disguise for his early stats woes is that it’s hard to flex on the main board. Habs fans are forced to be cautious before stuffing him down everyone’s throat.Knowing Habs fans, not for long. We're going to shove him down the main boards throat very soon
You ever see a moose in the wild? They look like a dinosaur or something. Just bizarre looking beasts
Yes, he is. He's a strong young bull with his first set of antlers on a head that looks way too big for them lol.He's a moose. A big moose.
I have been mocked for that but Slafkovsky is sincerely experimenting parabolic, exponential growth.
Speaking of KK, he only has one more point than Slaf this seasonHe's far more physically assertive and developed than KK at the same age. Bambi comparisons are way off.
Exactly the kind of player we need for deep playoff pushes. I think this team will surprise us in a few years.picked up Slaf in my keeper draft. Get to keep 3 prospects under 200 games. Keep forgetting he is only 19
... and KK is on a better team that scored 25 (>15%) more goals.Speaking of KK, he only has one more point than Slaf this season
I understand why many feel this way. I don't and never will. I'll never start a thread on the main boards because it's often a cesspool of trolls who hate us and our team. But I'll NEVER refrain from posting to defend our players and team with objective praise and NEVER pick my spots. They can kiss my ass.A benefit in disguise for his early stats woes is that it’s hard to flex on the main board. Habs fans are forced to be cautious before stuffing him down everyone’s throat.
I hear ya. If we're talking ceiling in the true sense of the word. I can see a career high of 35 via 15pp goals (should be able to get 10 of those alone parked at the goalies doorstep) and can't see any reason he can't reach 20 even strength. Especially as he improves his shot.He has excellent vision and decisiveness when it comes to passing. The jury is still out on his goal scoring ceiling but 45-55 assists could be had with his talent/style
Thanks for this. Yeah like not all superstars come in producing like superstars. That really shouldn't be news.Some food for thought....
First 82 games of their career.
Jack had 3 more goals and 8 more points. 2 of those goals were PP goals, how many PP apples did Jack have?
Crazy amount more shots on goal for Jack. Jack had more than 2 minutes of ice time per game more.
Slaf impacts the game in other ways (ie. blocked shots and hits)
Jack is a special player, and a different position. But exponential growth is something that is real and can occur year over year.
Let us pray that Slaf's development on the offensive side of the puck in the next 82 and subsequent 82 mirrors Jack's.
It's absolutely important. Its just worthless without talent.
This thread and the Caufield thread is full of crow. Watch Guhle be the next one to get that treatment.