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Player Discussion Kaiden Guhle

Mrb1p said:
21, 48, 93 and 14 are elite players, top 10 at their position, franchise players. I dont see that with anyone else. Theyte supporting players.
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I love Guhle. Heart and soul player. But he is nowhere near Suz Hutson and Demidov.

I expect him to be a very good #3 behind Reinbacher
 
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That was probably one of the best games I've ever seen from Guhle after what was probably one of his worst games vs Hawks.
 
Zilo44 said:
I love Guhle. Heart and soul player. But he is nowhere near Suz Hutson and Demidov.

I expect him to be a very good #3 behind Reinbacher
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He's already a very good #1, so I'm not sure why he would regress at 22 YO.

He was on pace for 23 5V5 points, which is right where Forsling (23) and Sergachev were (24) and more than Seider (20), Sanderson (17), Slavin (18). It's the third year in a row he ranks around mid range 15-25 in 5v5 production, and we all know how good his defense and physical game is. He's a #1.
 
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Mrb1p said:
Anyone that bad mouths Guhle, Nick, Lane or Ivan should be straight ridiculed.
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Guhle made a real bad play vs Chicago, but he really stepped up last game! Tells a lot about him! Pretty sure he was mad about himself, so it’s not a big deal fans were too. Ridiculed is kinda a big term lmfao
 
Mrb1p said:
He's already a very good #1, so I'm not sure why he would regress at 22 YO.

He was on pace for 23 5V5 points, which is right where Forsling (23) and Sergachev were (24) and more than Seider (20), Sanderson (17), Slavin (18). It's the third year in a row he ranks around mid range 15-25 in 5v5 production, and we all know how good his defense and physical game is. He's a #1.
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And I think his totals will only improve. He’ll get that shot going more.
 
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I wouldn't even be surprised he makes it on to Team Canada eventually. He's the perfect partner for to play with an offensive dman.
 
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Hannibal said:
I knew he was able to do that, as seen in his junior years, but goddam im relieved to finally see him do that in the show!
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He has been doing it since he came into the league. What's changed this season is his timing and selection is so much better and that makes is much more effective.
 
Redux91 said:
It always makes me laugh out loud how APT your user name is and how you wear it so perfectly
You are, and always have been a true embarrassment around here lol

GG bud, GG
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OMG he scored twice in one game, it changes everything.

The only embarrassment is how you act like a 12 year old after one game. Keep at it.

When he goes goaless for 30 games you'll keep your mouth shut then lol. He played an awesome game last night, it was nice to see. Save your serving of crow for a sample size larger than 1, sound like you are qualified to start your own anayltics blog with credentials like that.
 
I love the nasty, no-nonsense edge that Guhle brings to this team. That kind of grit isn’t just nice to have in the playoffs—it’s essential. He plays mean, he plays hard, and he doesn't give a damn who’s on the other side of the ice. When things get heated, Guhle doesn’t back down—he leans in. That’s the kind of attitude that wins wars in the postseason.

He’s the perfect counterbalance to a player like Lane Hutson. Where Hutson dances and dazzles, Guhle destroys. It’s beauty and the beast on the blue line—and we need both. Guhle’s got that quiet killer energy about him, too. You can see it in his eyes: he’s not rattled by the moment, he’s not fazed by big names, and he sure as hell isn’t going to let anyone push this team around.

Game 1 against the Caps? I hope he brings the hammer. This is his moment to lay down the law, and I want to see him set the tone early—send a message that no one’s coasting through this series. Guys like Tom Wilson love to stir it up, but Guhle isn’t playing that game—he ends it. Clean, heavy, devastating hockey. That’s what he does.

And yeah—I want to see him step into Ovi and flatten him with a textbook hit. Not dirty. Not reckless. Just a statement. Let them know they’re not skating through Montreal like it’s a free pass. Guhle’s got all the tools to be a playoff menace, and if he taps into that full-blown savage mode, we’re going to be a nightmare to deal with.
 
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SallyBalls said:
I love the nasty, no-nonsense edge that Guhle brings to this team. That kind of grit isn’t just nice to have in the playoffs—it’s essential. He plays mean, he plays hard, and he doesn't give a damn who’s on the other side of the ice. When things get heated, Guhle doesn’t back down—he leans in. That’s the kind of attitude that wins wars in the postseason.

He’s the perfect counterbalance to a player like Lane Hutson. Where Hutson dances and dazzles, Guhle destroys. It’s beauty and the beast on the blue line—and we need both. Guhle’s got that quiet killer energy about him, too. You can see it in his eyes: he’s not rattled by the moment, he’s not fazed by big names, and he sure as hell isn’t going to let anyone push this team around.

Game 1 against the Caps? I hope he brings the hammer. This is his moment to lay down the law, and I want to see him set the tone early—send a message that no one’s coasting through this series. Guys like Tom Wilson love to stir it up, but Guhle isn’t playing that game—he ends it. Clean, heavy, devastating hockey. That’s what he does.

And yeah—I want to see him step into Ovi and flatten him with a textbook hit. Not dirty. Not reckless. Just a statement. Let them know they’re not skating through Montreal like it’s a free pass. Guhle’s got all the tools to be a playoff menace, and if he taps into that full-blown savage mode, we’re going to be a nightmare to deal with.
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Im almost crying reading this, its beautiful.
 
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SallyBalls said:
I love the nasty, no-nonsense edge that Guhle brings to this team. That kind of grit isn’t just nice to have in the playoffs—it’s essential. He plays mean, he plays hard, and he doesn't give a damn who’s on the other side of the ice. When things get heated, Guhle doesn’t back down—he leans in. That’s the kind of attitude that wins wars in the postseason.

He’s the perfect counterbalance to a player like Lane Hutson. Where Hutson dances and dazzles, Guhle destroys. It’s beauty and the beast on the blue line—and we need both. Guhle’s got that quiet killer energy about him, too. You can see it in his eyes: he’s not rattled by the moment, he’s not fazed by big names, and he sure as hell isn’t going to let anyone push this team around.

Game 1 against the Caps? I hope he brings the hammer. This is his moment to lay down the law, and I want to see him set the tone early—send a message that no one’s coasting through this series. Guys like Tom Wilson love to stir it up, but Guhle isn’t playing that game—he ends it. Clean, heavy, devastating hockey. That’s what he does.

And yeah—I want to see him step into Ovi and flatten him with a textbook hit. Not dirty. Not reckless. Just a statement. Let them know they’re not skating through Montreal like it’s a free pass. Guhle’s got all the tools to be a playoff menace, and if he taps into that full-blown savage mode, we’re going to be a nightmare to deal with.
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Get this guy in the room, the boys will be ready to run through a wall
 
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