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Player Discussion Lane Hutson Part 2
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Lafleurs Guy
Guuuuuuuy!
He was 5’7. Even when he was playing in Boston there was doubt. At no time was he ever considered a sure fire superstar man
So, no. If you think he’s 95 percent chance of a superstar then it’s a different story. But if that’s the case, he’d have gone in the first round either by the Habs or someone else.
Hutson had amazing potential but the odds of him fulfilling it were very risky. I think the Canadiens understood this and went for safe players that would pan out. Huston was a home run swing they figured they could get later and they were right.
Quinn Hughes was one point behind the 24 year old victor oloffson and Makar had enough points in his first 41 games to outscore oloffson by 4 or 5 at the midway point but missed 9 games in the first half.
Still very elite company
Andy
Registered User
He's a f***ing star.
20 year old, 5'9 D-man making the pros look silly in his first 40 nhl games. I can't believe the homerun hit here.
We've been pretty spoiled with star D in Montreal in the last 20 years with Markov and Subban, so I don't think we're fully appreciating how good Hutson is here. f***ing stud.
The league has adapted to his game by giving him way less time and space, and he's still making players look dumb.
20 year old, 5'9 D-man making the pros look silly in his first 40 nhl games. I can't believe the homerun hit here.
We've been pretty spoiled with star D in Montreal in the last 20 years with Markov and Subban, so I don't think we're fully appreciating how good Hutson is here. f***ing stud.
The league has adapted to his game by giving him way less time and space, and he's still making players look dumb.
Kudo Shinichi
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Slaf on Hutson
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L’attaquant des Canadiens affirme que lui et ses coéquipiers ont toutes les raisons de croire aux séries
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Andy
Registered User
Slaf is so hard on himself.Slaf on Hutson
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L’attaquant des Canadiens affirme que lui et ses coéquipiers ont toutes les raisons de croire aux séries
the gif in your avatar is hilarious, can you share the original?Slaf on Hutson
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L’attaquant des Canadiens affirme que lui et ses coéquipiers ont toutes les raisons de croire aux séries
Kudo Shinichi
Registered User
hahaha the zoom in at the end
ChesterNimitz
governed by the principle of calculated risk
One has to distinguish between skating fast and playing fast.
Hutson, has an awkward skating style, just look how high he carries his stick with hunched over shoulders when trying to accelerate without the puck. But he has just enough straightforward speed to induce opposing players to respect his rushes when transporting the puck that allows him to use his dart-like lateral skating ability, quick twitch change of direction and head and body feints to gain the time, space and separation to use his incredible play making ability. Hutson is no Hughes or Matheson, he doesn't have their elite skating and top end speed: but he plays fast. He reads the play, he finds the open teammate and makes intuitive passes all within a fraction of the time that most other players need.
If he stays healthy, Hutson will soon be a perennial challenger for the Norris trophy. Such is the speed that this remarkably talented rookie can process the game. And what should be unsettling to the many Montreal haters out there: he's only going to get better as he matures.
Hutson is showing that he may well be one of those very, very rare players who can, by themselves, materially change the trajectory of the team that they play for.
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Grate n Colorful Oz
Pure Laine Hutson
No he doesn't. Lane simply needs to historically outproduce rookie dmen.
If Lane gets close to any kind of record and people will talk about it by then. He might get top 3 for rookie dmen assists (1st place=60, 2nd place=55, Lane is at 27 in 40 games), or top 5 for Evp (1st place 40, 5th place 35, Lane is at 17 in 40 games.
The highest scoring rookie C is Stastny at 109 points and Celebrini is pacing around 70 points, which would place him top 20 rookie C all-time. Highest D is Murphy at 76 points and Lane is pacing upwards of 60 points, which would place him top 10 all-time.
60 points by a rookie D hasn't been done in 30 years, since Lidstrom.
For Cs, Barzal did 85 less than 10 years ago and Crosby went over 100p close to 20 years ago.
If Lane gets to 60 points and Celebrini to 70, it will be robbery to give it to Macklin.
Even worst if Habs make the playoffs.
