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Is Guhle better than Pesce? I don't know Pesce well but hear he's good.
Guhle is in the Pesce, Slavin, and Cernak range.
Is Guhle better than Pesce? I don't know Pesce well but hear he's good.
He's lost a lot of foot speed and has been nursing a lot of injuries, he's basically a 3-4 now and Guhle is better. He used to be great, not he's good. Slavin is of course better than Guhle, Cernak isn't but Cernak brings a dimension only a select few players can bring physically.Is Guhle better than Pesce? I don't know Pesce well but hear he's good.
Guhle is in the Pesce, Slavin, and Cernak range.
Uh, no.Guhle has been much better than Caufield so far in their respective career, and he is younger.
Needs to bulk up. Hopefully hits the gym this summer. Love the guy and I hope he’s a mainstay for many years. Concussions are worrisome though.Guhle deserves some security if his body breaks down, he is owed.
The thing is, I saw an interview with him and he said he likes that he's really fast and doesn't want to bulk up if it will slow him down. That's Guhle's take.Needs to bulk up. Hopefully hits the gym this summer. Love the guy and I hope he’s a mainstay for many years. Concussions are worrisome though.
I get it but he’s got to bulk a little.The thing is, I saw an interview with him and he said he likes that he's really fast and doesn't want to bulk up if it will slow him down. That's Guhle's take.
So we'll see what he does.
Going head to head with Mackinnon and Mcdavid while producing at 5v5 > scoring 20g a season.Nope.
But you do you.
Yep. Love the guy. I think he’s gonna be a stud. But very few players can put up the goals CC did at such a young age. That’s why he got paid what he did.Going head to head with Mackinnon and Mcdavid while producing at 5v5 > scoring 20g a season.
It's not about the player. Any contract of that length has risk, a lot can change in a few years.There is no risk, he's well worth that money, right now today. Matt Roy signed at a 250k premium for the same number of years and he is nowhere near as good as Guhle and he does not have the upside of Guhle. It's below market value.
It’s arguable and I won’t argue it. You definitely have enough of a point here
It's his biggest question mark for sure but it's not that big IMO. Getting a concussion out of a dirty hit shouldn't take a lot of that away from you.It’s arguable and I won’t argue it. You definitely have enough of a point here
But there is a certain amount of ‘durability’ gamble there as well. Maybe you’ll say that’s overblown but to me that’s his biggest question mark. I think he is, and will be an even bigger stud IF he holds up.
Definitely a tad worried about him allegedly saying he doesn’t want to bulk up. He needs to get stronger
Caufield has been way better than guhle and has flourished in his young career. Guhle is a fringe nhler. Im sorry your a guhle fanboi but hes not even in the same class as caufield.It's very weird how Guhle is perceived both from fans of this team and fans of other teams. It's crazy how much DB scouting goes around. We mention struggle, I see him go toe-to-toe with the best players in the league and at the very least not looking like a fool to looking downright brilliant. It's a bit sad, is it because he's a Timmins and Bergevin product ? Could be the same reason Suzuki, Caufield and Roy also get a lot of criticism.
Guhle has been much better than Caufield so far in their respective career, and he is younger.
Guhle is a fringe NHLer??? What the f***.Caufield has been way better than guhle and has flourished in his young career. Guhle is a fringe nhler. Im sorry your a guhle fanboi but hes not even in the same class as caufield.
That's fair. It's not that long and there's the ELC clause. From age to the actual player it's as low of a risk as any other medium to long term contract in the league.It's not about the player. Any contract of that length has risk, a lot can change in a few years.
Which is fine but then don't try to be the physical beast at that point.The thing is, I saw an interview with him and he said he likes that he's really fast and doesn't want to bulk up if it will slow him down. That's Guhle's take.
So we'll see what he does.
Yes, this is important. But Guhle also keeps saying he wants to increase the physicality in his game at the NHL level, while also saying he doesn't want to bulk up too much over the summer, because he doesn't want to lose his speed.Which is fine but then don't try to be the physical beast at that point.
I have no problem with Guhle defending using his mobility his stick and his brain.
Those have always been his strongest attributes and he is definitely strong enough to win the puck and box out players that way.
As much as he claims to like crashing bodies someone has to make him understand that isn't what he's good at or what is good for him.
Physical YES overly physical NO.
It wasn’t just that hit though. He’s missed a decent amount of hockey since being drafted. Not SUPER worrying. Better than Dach. He also does seem to get rocked quite a bit.It's his biggest question mark for sure but it's not that big IMO. Getting a concussion out of a dirty hit shouldn't take a lot of that away from you.
He'll get naturally stronger but I'd much rather he stays a top 10 skater in the NHL and be one of the only D in the league that is able to match up Mcdavid and Mackinnon than bulk up and lose speed a la PK.
Natural strength will get to him as he ages, we tend to forget he's at an age where most Ds aren't even NHL regulars. Think of Xhekaj, Struble, Barron, etc.
Child please.Guhle is a fringe NHLer??? What the f***.
If Guhle is a fringe NHLer then all the Habs defender are at best AHLers. What a completely ridiculous statement.
What makes you say he is a fringe NHLer? Are you aware he played some of the hardest NHL minutes? Are you aware he did so on his offside and was asked to baby sit Matheson? Are you aware he's produced better than Matheson at 5v5 for two years running and produced on the same levels as guys like Seider, Sanderson, Lindholm, Etc?
Meanwhile Caufield has failed to crack the top 60 in scoring yet again, while playing with the teams best player and has a fairly limited player.
Hughes puts a lot into injured players. It could comeback to be a negative. I don't think it will desimate the team but maybe keep them from a cup.
Odds are multiple injured players usually become injured again
The thing is, I saw an interview with him and he said he likes that he's really fast and doesn't want to bulk up if it will slow him down. That's Guhle's take.
So we'll see what he doe