red devil
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Laval Rocket: Laval @ Abbotsford Dec.1 10PM ET
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Well that's good news. Stay healthy Emil!
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Brady Keeper returns to Abbotsford where he played last year.
Happy to see Heineman back. But it will also be a boost to have Maillet and Bourque back.
Happy to see Heineman back. But it will also be a boost to have Maillet and Bourque back.
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Surely Newhook related. Stephens called up to Habs and as a result, Yaremko called up to Laval.
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The more I watch Kidney the more impressed I become. The kid is pretty good
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Just made a great rush. Kid has a chance to make it.
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Horrible play by Mailloux off a lost defensive zone faceoff resulted in a goal against.
Riley McKay is solid player for Laval.
As I type Laval gives up another goal 2-2
As I type Laval gives up another goal 2-2
He has alot to learn
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I keep muttering such things to my gf sitting next to me and she has no idea what I’m saying.
The skill was always there, he's just an adult in a 14 years old kid body.
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Laval with an effective power play at the end of the period. Mailloux showed his offensive vision on the first power play unit. Kidney, who was one of the better Rocket players in the first period, almost scored on a great pass by Mailloux. Roy, who was largely invisible in the first period, made a couple of clever passes late in the power play. In another thread, where posters were listing their thoughts about Montreal's top prospects, I was asked why I omitted Roy in my top ten. His performance in the first period provides a clear reason why: he's just too slow. Roy has elite hand skills and offensive vision, but if he looks a step behind in the AHL, you have to question how he will perform when competing against bigger, faster and more skilled players in the NHL. Maybe it was just a bad period. Maybe not.
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He showed some glimpses of his potential after his long absence.
A lot of raw potential. But he's a least a year away from challenging for a position on the big squad.
