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Player Discussion Lane Hutson Part 2

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G0bias said:
He’s got a sneaky wrister. And puts it on net consistently with really good ability to find a lane*

Expect him to show this as his confidence grows.
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He will score with it a lot as he gets more comfortable.

I see him as a guy that scores 10-12 goals a year and puts up 50-60 assists though. He’s pretty freakin special with the puck on his stick.

Lafleurs Guy said:
PK Subban was damn good. One of the top three in the league when he was with us. Just spectacular.
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Hutson’s hands and vision are better, he’s right.

But you’re right, Subban was spectacular and absolutely was a Top-3/5 D for 3-4 seasons with us. He was an absolute monster, and a true gamer in the playoffs.
 
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McGuires Corndog said:
Hutson’s hands and vision are better, he’s right.

But you’re right, Subban was spectacular and absolutely was a Top-3/5 D for 3-4 seasons with us. He was an absolute monster, and a true gamer in the playoffs.
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Different players. Subban was a much more physically gifted player. Different styles… Hutson’s got a way to go to be that good. Let’s give him more than five games to show what he can do. :)

I fully agree though, he’s special and has superstar potential.
 
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Lafleurs Guy said:
Subban relied more on physical abilities. Great skating and could muscle his way around. His rushes were spectacular and he pulled fans out of their seats more than player we’ve had since Guy Lafleur (and I’m not exaggerating on that statement.) Killer shot too.

Hutson simply doesn’t have that going for him. You’re right, I don’t think anyone’s going to fear his shot anytime soon. But he’s so good at creating space for him and his teammates. Subban would make solo plays (individualiste) and rush up to make plays himself. Hutson’s constantly scanning the ice for teammates and open space. In that sense he’s like Markov but a lot flashier.
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In term of looking for teammates in the open, Hutson is like Markov on steroids.
 
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He walks everybody and constantly creates his own perfect lanes to pass from, it's beautiful to see. We can already feel that he controls the entire game everytime the puck is on his stick and we're 3 games into his rookie season.

If this kid isn't an elite player in the making i really don't know who is.
 
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I’ve never seen a player play quite the way Hutson does. He has his own style. It’s really cool.
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His play completely based on shiftiness and deception. You are right. I have watched hockey for more than 40 years and I have never seen anyone played like him.

It's amazing Hutson was picked at 62 nd by us. Nobody believed in him which is a very good thing for us.
 
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JustAHabFan said:
His play completely based on shiftiness and deception. You are right. I have watched hockey for more than 40 years and I have never seen anyone played like him.

It's amazing Hutson was picked at 62 nd by us. Nobody believed in him which is a very good thing for us.
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This the proof that Nhl Gm , Médias and even fans are still very dumb about small players


There is no reason than an IQ like that had to wait at 62 to be drafted.

Iq is my most important quality about a prospect.

Size.....? My 7th.


The goat 99 was 170 pounds ans he had the best IQ in history...and btw...he was the best in history also in Playoffs and never got injured except one season.

St Louis, Fleury, Naslund, Sakic Yzerman, Dionne etc...

Half of the best players in history were not 6.0 or 200 pounds and they were all awesome in playoffs and never got injured.


Since 45 years I still saying that size is BS especially for a forward in thr top 6.

When you are good..you are good.

The dude is 162 pounds..and so stong on his feet.

One thing that you can be sure when you draft a small talented player....he has character.. not the case for some dumb big players..
 
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HutSoN ShOuLd StaRt iN thE AhL
Yeah right, it's been a long summer

The number of offensive threat he creates is insane,
I saw him live today for the 1st time and he alone was worth the price of my ticket.

Let's hope this continues and Marty put him on the 1st PP and I think he'll have a shot at finishing in the top 3.
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