Vachon23
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A 82 games would be very reassuringYeah let's pump out the breaks a little. 60 ish points would be very reassuring
A 82 games would be very reassuringYeah let's pump out the breaks a little. 60 ish points would be very reassuring
It`s mandatory for dmen to learn how to protect themselves when they go back for the puck, they`re a target every shift. Looking around the league, it seems rare for any dman to play 82 games, they take a lot of punishment. Depth is a good thing and it`s important in my opinion to have a few veteran dmen to mentor the young ones.Interesting, that's EXACTLY how I feel about Guhle. If someone, somewhere hits another player on the ice, it's a safe bet Guhle's on the receiving end. And in a bad position (in the numbers, usually).
Well, he was dominant in the pre season and in the 4 periods he played when the season startedLoin des yeux, loin du coeur.
Am I wrong to remember the narrative being that Dach was the future #1 Center in front of Suzuki during the pre-season? I feel like it was the majority opinion.
True and Suzuki wasn't even warmed up at that point.Well, he was dominant in the pre season and in the 4 periods he played when the season started![]()
Wonder how many other cases in Ontario he's gotta beat before he gets cleared to play eh :/If he plays, probably beat case Ontario he just replaces the production Monahan had before he was dealt, so there's no improvement for the team.
If he plays, probably beat case Ontario he just replaces the production Monahan had before he was dealt, so there's no improvement for the team.
Well, he was dominant in the pre season and in the 4 periods he played when the season started![]()
Is Dach a RFA or UFA after his current deal expires? I thought he had one more year of RFA left but then on Spotrac, it shows him as UFA for 26/27?
What is the rule? 7 years of RFA service or age 27? Whichever comes first?
Is Dach a RFA or UFA after his current deal expires? I thought he had one more year of RFA left but then on Spotrac, it shows him as UFA for 26/27?
What is the rule? 7 years of RFA service or age 27? Whichever comes first?
Let's hope Kirby Dach comeback season is glorious. The amount of online trash I've seen since we've gotten Laine about "who's he gonna play with?" "Dach is a lower-tier 2nd line C" "Are the Habs going to get a 2nd line C now?"
Song of the summer: Forgot about Dach (Explicit Version) - Eminem.
They will probably be friends too. Just my speculation.Dach and Laine need just to be healthy. They will dominate together.
They're both funny guys.They will probably be friends too. Just my speculation.
Can't wait to have Dach back.
I do think we have to manage our expectations point wise.
There is only one puck, and it's very rare to have a top 6 where all players are producing 60+ points. Laine, Caufield, Slaf, Dach, Suzuki....it's very unlikely all 5 will be producing at their max potential at the same time, especially since they can't all fit on the PP.
Dach hovering around 50-55 points is a reasonable expectation if he plays 82 games.
Even the following point distribution would be pretty exceptional
Suzuki 75 points
Caufield 70points
Slafkovsky 65 points
Laine 60 points
Dach 55 points
Been hoping for some updates on Dach's summer development post injury but it's been pretty quiet.
Dach will eventually be on PP2 so most of his production will be 5-on-5; so if he doesn't overtake Suzuki as 1C then he's probably gonna be a 50-70 point guy.
Dach will probably start this year on pp2. But already next year when Demidov is here, both pop's should be good ones.
Suzuki
Laine/Caufield Demidov Slaf
Hutson
Roy
Caufield/Laine Newhook Dach
Matheson
They just have to go back to alternating which wave start the PP. if you have two good ones, no reasons not to.They can both be good PPs, but unit 1 always takes 90ish seconds so just by lack of PP TOI it is hard to produce as much on it.
They can both be good PPs, but unit 1 always takes 90ish seconds so just by lack of PP TOI it is hard to produce as much on it.