Ozmodiar
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Player Discussion Lane Hutson Part 2
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ChesterNimitz
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If Lane was of local vintage, RDS would have already elevated him to deity status. Goals or no goals.
Lafleurs Guy
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I think so. Tough year though. Cellebrini looks great. Wolf has been awesome...
If Hutson had a couple of goals he'd probably have more support. If he finishes with 55 assists and 0 goals, I don't think he's going to win.
teamfirst
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I take that you're not listening to RDS very often cuz they already are......TVA sport too
Grate n Colorful Oz
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I think so. Tough year though. Cellebrini looks great. Wolf has been awesome...
If Hutson had a couple of goals he'd probably have more support. If he finishes with 55 assists and 0 goals, I don't think he's going to win.
At 55 assists he would be tied for 2nd all-time with Chelios for most assists by a rookie D.
Dmen also have a much different and demanding workload than a winger like Michkov and get fewer offensive opportunities.
Lafleurs Guy
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Yeah. But no goals will be a strike against him. Rightly or wrongly that's how the vote works.
Alex Ovechkin had back to back almost identical seasons. The only difference was that in one of them his +/- was awful. Similar goals/points/shots/possession numbers but the plus/minus was terrible. He won the Richard in both seasons. He placed 2nd for the Hart in the 'normal' +/- year and outside the top 20 in the other.
If Lane wants to win this trophy, he needs to put a few pucks in the net. Even say... four goals would be fine.
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Nope, doesn't even need one. He's gonna be a 80-100 assist per season player
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Lane Hutson: no goals....other than winning
OldCraig71
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OldCraig71
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Is that your pledge? It certainly isn't mine, lol. New information is coming out now about the long-term health benefits of napping.
Daytime naps linked to bigger brains: New study reveals surprising benefits
daytime naps bigger brains: A new study finds that adults who take daytime naps may have larger brains and improved cognitive abilities,
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It's something I have always known. I should be considered a pioneer in this field but hey, I am willing to stay in the shadows and allow others to take credit.
Naslundforever
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I wonder if it also helps with ED… I mean hockey players nap and they seem pretty virile.Is that your pledge? It certainly isn't mine, lol. New information is coming out now about the long-term health benefits of napping.
Daytime naps linked to bigger brains: New study reveals surprising benefits
daytime naps bigger brains: A new study finds that adults who take daytime naps may have larger brains and improved cognitive abilities,
It's something I have always known. I should be considered a pioneer in this field but hey, I am willing to stay in the shadows and allow others to take credit.
Hutson must take long naps for sure looking at that forehead and superior hockey iq.
Vachon23
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I had many questions about his defensive game before.
I don’t have those doubt anymore. That’s the part of his game I’m more impressed in
I don’t have those doubt anymore. That’s the part of his game I’m more impressed in
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