Prospect Info: Lane Hutson Part 2

[habdynasty]

I dont see the ahl in Hutsons future .

 

[Team_Spirit]

Main board people are already brilliantly suggesting we turn Hutson into a 13th F/PP specialist.

*Main board people* we need a documentary about them narrated by David Attenborough

 

[Sasha Orlov]

Main board people are already brilliantly suggesting we turn Hutson into a 13th F/PP specialist.

They’re getting nervous

 

[overlords]

The main board of HF -- truly a beacon of hockey intellect.

They’re getting nervous

 

[morhilane]

Main board people are already brilliantly suggesting we turn Hutson into a 13th F/PP specialist.

His transition game is too good to pass on it at 5v5. So won't happen.

 

[Jaynki]

He is incredibly tough to play against because of his physical ability, not strenght, but stamina.

Always up-tempo. Always on the run. Constantly changing direction. Incredibly tough to follow and play against.

 

[YukonCornelius 5thOA]

*Main board people* we need a documentary about them narrated by David Attenborough

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One of your greatest! And that’s saying a lot based on your constant quality.

 

[Rapala]

He is incredibly tough to play against because of his physical ability, not strenght, but stamina.

Always up-tempo. Always on the run. Constantly changing direction. Incredibly tough to follow and play against.

Watching him last night I was thinking about what makes him so good.
I can only come up with his Gretzky like quickness in reading and reacting it makes his good first step look great.
He's always a step ahead of everyone else.

 

[WeThreeKings]

Oh yeah, the main board is completely afraid.

They had the dunk on us because Slafkovsky and now Slafkovsky is developing into a rare beast.
They had the dunk on us because Hutson was too small and now Hutson is a respectable height and showing his class is too high to be diminished by a physical limitation.
They had the dunk on us because we passed on Michkov and now we have Demidov.

 

[Grate n Colorful Oz]

Watching him last night I was thinking about what makes him so good.
I can only come up with his Gretzky like quickness in reading and reacting it makes his good first step look great.
He's always a step ahead of everyone else.

He is constantly setting up baits, whether through his hips, head or shoulders, selling his false intentions.

 

[habbubba]

The Hutson kid is really dynamic and creates a lot of offense, just needs to be a bit more selective as to when though as there were a bit too many turnovers but improved that aspect as the game went along.

 

[HabzSauce]

Oh yeah, the main board is completely afraid.

They had the dunk on us because Slafkovsky and now Slafkovsky is developing into a rare beast.
They had the dunk on us because Hutson was too small and now Hutson is a respectable height and showing his class is too high to be diminished by a physical limitation.
They had the dunk on us because we passed on Michkov and now we have Demidov.

It's always the same Mfers too. There is like 3-4 of them that setup camp full time in any Habs related thread

 

[Adriatic]

Watching him last night I was thinking about what makes him so good.
I can only come up with his Gretzky like quickness in reading and reacting it makes his good first step look great.
He's always a step ahead of everyone else.

I agree. I was trying to think of player that was similar and Gretzky is great comparison. The way he just weaves through the ice, not the fastest but yet so elusive. Always seems a step ahead of the play.

 

[Ozmodiar]

He is incredibly tough to play against because of his physical ability, not strenght, but stamina.

Always up-tempo. Always on the run. Constantly changing direction. Incredibly tough to follow and play against.

And his anticipation and quick stick.

 

[Frank Drebin]

It's always the same Mfers too. There is like 3-4 of them that setup camp full time in any Habs related thread

3 devils fans and the krebs twerp.

 

[JeffreyLFC]

Hutson played well except he still has the same problems. They were on display twice last night.

1) Opposing players can beat him on the outside. Juulsen had the same problem. Even though Lane had three -four steps on a Flyer in the first period, the opponent went around him and had a free lane on the goalie. It started with a pass up the boards from Anderson in the offensive zone
2) His straightaway speed leaves a lot to be desired.

Management might just decide to send him down to the A to work on those drawbacks.

I could not disagree more. He will learn ten times more and by being challenged than by playing in the AHL. Not only I don't think he would develop in the AHL but I feel he would regress by playing 2nd tier talent and goons. To develop in any sports you have to compete against the best, he has nothing to learn at the AHL level.