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Juraj Slafkovsky - Year Two

Where would you prefer Slaf spend his 23-24 season?

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Habssince89

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The goals are starting to come, and with 10 already he should sniff 20.

If Dr Shot corrects his shot, Slaf's ability to make space could make him a proper goal scorer (25-35) even though he is much more of a playmaker. Slaf simply needs to keep adding tools and keep taking his career seriously. All signs suggest he will :)
 
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The sky is the limit for Slaf, as long as our dev team continues to have stuff to teach him. Probably one of our most driven players to improve. He learned how to play without the puck, now he's learning to play with the puck, the shooting is getting better, next step is becoming the man, driving the play, finding the best plays and making others better.
Those last parts will be the difference between 60-70 pts and PPG+
 
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Jaynki

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Jamaican Patty said:
Young chicken and re hab should never post in this thread again. Slaf is the real deal and is tracking to be this team’s best forward since Kovalev(07-08 version).
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We are on a message board and ReHabs is someone with whom its very funny to engage.

He can have his opinion and debate. He was wrong on Slaf. He was right in other subject.

The idea that someone should stop posting because his views have not aged well is absurd.

Its HFBoards after all, the place of absurdly bad takes.
 
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Jaynki said:
We are on a message board and ReHabs is someone with whom its very funny to engage.

He can have his opinion and debate. He was wrong on Slaf. He was right in other subject.

The idea that someone should stop posting because his views have not aged well is absurd.

Its HFBoards after all, the place of absurdly bad takes.
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I mean, he’s still out there on twitter calling Slaf a turd with no high end ability and that he isn’t a building block, so nothing has changed really.
 
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ChuckDemersNorris

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Buenas noches a todos

I read this forum since at least 5 years and damm you guys make me addict. I never thought i will create an account but honestly today this kid make me feel something different.

I am from the 80's , french canadian and hockey means something special for me. On partait de la rue st-denis pis on montait dans le nord while listening la soirée du hockey ford a la radio. When finally arrive au chalet, i was running to move the anten to grab my dad and have a real moment between mens. For those who know that era. Life was different and those couch had there own smell/memories with a bunch off dust. Dam i miss those days. It was something different.

But let me tell you this brother ,sister and transformer , in all my life between different era ............

I never saw a player like Slaf!
Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

This kid is very special , un dieux du stade. A mix of john leclair with the balls of line Odelin and the heart of carbonneau. This guy have something to prove in life because he is a f***ing gladiador. Maximussssssss.

Give him 5 years and he bring back the Stanley Cup in montreal baby!!!

**I am drunk hasta el culo but it was a pleasure to put my grain of salt.
 
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ChuckDemersNorris said:
Buenas noches a todos

I read this forum since at least 5 years and damm you guys make me addict. I never thought i will create an account but honestly today this kid make me feel something different.

I am from the 80's , french canadian and hockey means something special for me. On partait de la rue st-denis pis on montait dans le nord while listening la soirée du hockey ford a la radio. When finally arrive au chalet, i was running to move the anten to grab my dad and have a real moment between mens. For those who know that era. Life was different and those couch had there own smell/memories with a bunch off dust. Dam i miss those days. It was something different.

But let me tell you this brother ,sister and transformer , in all my life between different era ............

I never saw a player like Slaf!
Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

This kid is very special , un dieux du stade. A mix of john leclair with the balls of line Odelin and the heart of carbonneau. This guy have something to prove in life because he is a f***ing gladiador. Maximussssssss.

Give him 5 years and he bring back the Stanley Cup in montreal baby!!!

**I am drunk hasta el culo but it was a pleasure to put my grain of salt.
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That my friend was an exceptional take! Kudos!!!!
 
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Guess said:
The sky is the limit for Slaf, as long as our dev team continues to have stuff to teach him. Probably one of our most driven players to improve. He learned how to play without the puck, now he's learning to play with the puck, the shooting is getting better, next step is becoming the man, driving the play, finding the best plays and making others better.
Those last parts will be the difference between 60-70 pts and PPG+
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Progression:

First 15 games 1g 1a 2pts
Next 14 games 1g 4a 5pts
Next 13 games 2g 6a 8pts
Latest 11 games 7g 5a 12 pts

If we total and average the last 24 games, that is 9-11-20 equals 31g-37a-68 pts in 82 game pace (EDITED up to 02-13-2024 game)

Given Slaf's demonstrated drive to improve, it would not be hard to project a 70-80 point player in another 2-3 years, especially if there is another good line to take defensive focus off his line uniquely.

And if our D matures and improves to where we have 52-53% possession time instead of 43%, add another 10-15% to everyone's point totals, not just Slaf's.
 
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Andy said:
Something I would like Slaf to work on next year is being able to slow the game down. So far he hasn’t shown that ability, he usually is making quick plays off the rush and cycle.

That said, I’m super super happy with the way he has developed
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I would argue he's started to show that in the fall and it's what got him moved up the lineup 5-on-5. He's got work to do along the boards, but out in the middle of the ice, he's shown he can see a couple of moves ahead and how to move the puck when he's the outlet play or when he's in the offensive zone.
 
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BaseballCoach said:
Progression:

First 15 games 1g 1a 2pts
Next 14 games 1g 4a 5pts
Next 13 games 2g 6a 8pts
Latest 9 games 6g 2a 8 pts

If we total and average the last 22 games, that is 8-8-16 equals 30g-30a-60pts in 82 game pace

Given Slaf's demonstrated drive to improve, it would not be hard to project a 70-80 point player in another 2-3 years, especially if there is another good line to take defensive focus off his line uniquely.

And if our D matures and improves to where we have 52-53% possession time instead of 43%, add another 10-15% to everyone's point totals, not just Slaf's.
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The fact that some posters here think Slaf won't be more than 60 pts players when he's been on that pace over the last 22 games is something. He's not going to plateau half-way his D+1...
 
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BaseballCoach said:
Progression:

First 15 games 1g 1a 2pts
Next 14 games 1g 4a 5pts
Next 13 games 2g 6a 8pts
Latest 9 games 6g 2a 8 pts

If we total and average the last 22 games, that is 8-8-16 equals 30g-30a-60pts in 82 game pace

Given Slaf's demonstrated drive to improve, it would not be hard to project a 70-80 point player in another 2-3 years, especially if there is another good line to take defensive focus off his line uniquely.

And if our D matures and improves to where we have 52-53% possession time instead of 43%, add another 10-15% to everyone's point totals, not just Slaf's.
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All I wanted from him, for THIS year
Was 15 goals and 35 points
And even then there was a bit of fear that he may still be a little too young and raw

Those fears are gone, and after an admittedly slow start, on pace for my markers (but I'm already happy enough with what I see anyway lol)
 
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morhilane said:
The fact that some posters here think Slaf won't be more than 60 pts players when he's been on that pace over the last 22 games is something. He's not going to plateau half-way his D+1...
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He’s starting to show signs that he might be a 60+ player but are his last couple of games just a flash in the pan?
 
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