Czechboy
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It's nice.. don't forget Heisk on the point!
Laine blows a goal THROUGH Seider's stick
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Czechboy
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Or Even Risto back there.... it's going to be a solid pain in the ass.
jetsforever
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Nolan took 25 games to score those 8 goals. Cournoyer had 10 powerplay goals straight in 30 games to start the season in 1965-66 and 11 powerplay goals in 29 games in 1966-67. So Laine needs 4 more powerplay goals without another type of goal to break the all time record."Laine became the first player on record (since 1933-34) to score eight straight power-play goals for a team. He also became the third forward to score his first eight goals of a season with the man-advantage, joining Yvan Cournoyer (1966-67, 1965-66) and Owen Nolan (1995-96)."
Laine scores again as Canadiens beat Red Wings 5-1 to take two-game series on consecutive nights
Patrik Laine scored on the power play again, and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Detroit Red Wings for the second straight night, winning 5-1.apnews.com
Back to breaking historic records, as he was doing when starting his career healthy
That's a weird record to celebrate. It's basically a thinly veiled how-long-can-you-go-without-scoring-at-even-strength but you realise it's not really something to hang your hat on as a goal-scorer so you want to do it as quickly as possible.
Maybe you didn't understand what happened. Laine scored 8 straight powerplay goals for his team without anybody else on the team scoring on the powerplay inbetween. He broke Phil Esposito's record of 7 straight powerplay goals for the Bruins in 1970-71. And Laine did it without playing with the late great Bobby Orr...
Weird record?
It's NHL history. Just like when he was the 4th fastest to 100 goals in NHL history, with several injuries.
Just wait until he gets first line talent around him and the ice time to go with it.
Ya'll not ready for prime Laine. All about to go to school.
HabsAddict
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Playing with Dach and Newhook is like hitching an ox cart to a race horse. Like giving him a kids tricycle bike in cross country race. Like...never mind.
Dach is still barely NHL caliber after his accident. SMarty is keeping him with Laine to see if they form the Wheelchair Odd Couple.
We have a bit of a problem with a dire need to get Laine a set-up center. Suzuki can be it but now we've became a Russian Potamkin village. Dig a hole to fill a hole. If we continue in this direction, Hughes may decide to get a TD center. Or this may just be an illusion of success. Or Dach may sniff some smelling salts and wake up. Stay tuned...meanwhile ...he'll keep scoring on the PP.
Dach is still barely NHL caliber after his accident. SMarty is keeping him with Laine to see if they form the Wheelchair Odd Couple.
We have a bit of a problem with a dire need to get Laine a set-up center. Suzuki can be it but now we've became a Russian Potamkin village. Dig a hole to fill a hole. If we continue in this direction, Hughes may decide to get a TD center. Or this may just be an illusion of success. Or Dach may sniff some smelling salts and wake up. Stay tuned...meanwhile ...he'll keep scoring on the PP.
Johnny HFBOARDS
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Laine is a good player, he'll never come within 10 miles of a Hart Trophy win, extremely streaky one dimensional winger with an elite shot.
Celebrate him for what he is, don't get ridiculous with it, and this is coming from somebody who certainly likes Laine and sees 50 goal potential there.
I hear you and appreciate the feedback.
I disagree with the assessment though. I never suggested Hart Trophy but I wouldn't be shocked if he won it, after a 70+ goal season
I am celebrating him for what he is.
In a massive field of all kinds of workhorses and mustangs and whatever the finest horses are, there's this one with a tusk on it's head and it can fly.
I still think trading for Granlund from the Sharks could be a good idea. Even if he is an UFA this summer he could actually help Habs get a playoff-spot. Dach can center 3rd. Granlund`s been almost PPG now for 2yrs on maybe the worst team in the league. And his best talent is passing and 2-way play.
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columbus never had system and quarterback or feeder to utilise Laine speciality skill, winnipeg neither had besides wheeler somehow found other lane (pun intended) to get there.
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IMO if you set a record against the Red Wings it should come with some kind of asterisk
The Cannon of Tesoma
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No matter how many times you say this, it still doesn't mean what you want it to mean.
I would be very shocked, he's always been an extremely streaky player and I don't believe he has the overall tools to produce 60+ in a season, let alone 70.
I mean lets be honest here, Laine turns 27 4 months from now and has eclipsed the 40 goal mark once in his career thus far.
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I'm not saying Laine would ever hit 60+ goals but the stat watching you're performing is kinda narrow minded view.
Would Matthews produce as many goals in Columbus than he has scored with elite line mates in Toronto? No f***ing way, but that would not take away the pontential to score a lot more. This is just an example and could be said about any goal scorer.
You also just choose to ignore all the injuries hes had. You literally can not predict by watching the stats what he is capable of when he is fully healthy and in his prime since we've never seen it yet.
I know what "eight straight power-play goals for a team" means. It's not a particularly difficult concept that requires a lot of understanding.
Instead of assuming I must be an idiot, we could perhaps entertain the possibility that I was rather obviously referring to scoring "his first eight goals of a season with the man-advantage". I don't care if he's the third player ever to do that; I think it's a weird statistic to keep tabs on.
You clearly didn't understand it as you used the following wording in your original post: " It's basically a thinly veiled how-long-can-you-go-without-scoring-at-even-strength". Esposito did score at even strenght inbetween the 8 straight powerplay goals that he scored back in 1970-71,
And nowadays, with every hockey stat being digital, you can track any kind of record...
The Cannon of Tesoma
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With these PP records of all kinds we must remember (as AI puts it) that:
"The NHL changed the power play rule in the 1956-57 season. Before this change, teams could score multiple goals during a single two-minute minor penalty. The rule was modified to allow only one goal to be scored during a minor penalty, after which the penalized player would return to the ice. This change was made to prevent teams from being excessively penalized and to maintain a more balanced and competitive game."
This is significant thing to take to account here with Laine's '8 consecutive PP goals for a team' -record, as pre-1956 it was in practice possible to score multiple goals by same player during same penalty.
No matter how obscure that record itself might be, it's been broken so rarely exactly because it is so damn hard to do, even pre-ruling eras included, because of several restricting factors for a player to do such things regardless of scoring eras and particular applied rules sets.
"The NHL changed the power play rule in the 1956-57 season. Before this change, teams could score multiple goals during a single two-minute minor penalty. The rule was modified to allow only one goal to be scored during a minor penalty, after which the penalized player would return to the ice. This change was made to prevent teams from being excessively penalized and to maintain a more balanced and competitive game."
This is significant thing to take to account here with Laine's '8 consecutive PP goals for a team' -record, as pre-1956 it was in practice possible to score multiple goals by same player during same penalty.
No matter how obscure that record itself might be, it's been broken so rarely exactly because it is so damn hard to do, even pre-ruling eras included, because of several restricting factors for a player to do such things regardless of scoring eras and particular applied rules sets.
