Confirmed with Link: Leafs sign Nick Robertson (1 year, $875k)
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Gary Nylund
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Good stuff Nick. Good to see you still have the confidence to take a shot like that. Goal scorers goal, hopefully many more to come!
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Give us a link. We need to see the origins of this information and the potential return for N. Robertson.
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Putting in very top corner short side.
One angle they showed last night ... he had about 5 inches and ... get your minds out of the gutter.
One angle they showed last night ... he had about 5 inches and ... get your minds out of the gutter.
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I hope this is where he turns it around so we can trade him anyways
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But to a point Stephen made a little while ago that I agree with: Robertson seemingly requires very fine-tuned circumstances in which to be successful. Outside of that he seems largely ineffective. Perhaps it's a function of time and maturation or Berube's system, but the larger sample size seems to say he's not going to be justified threatening with any large contract demands any time soon.
As always, happy to be convinced otherwise.
As always, happy to be convinced otherwise.
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Maple Leafs Reporter Urges Brad Treliving to Trade Nick Robertson Immediately
A reporter urged the Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving to trade the young forward Nick Robertson as soon as possible.
www.hockeytraderumours.com
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Same thing I do after beer and burritos
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Who's the Reporter?Maple Leafs Reporter Urges Brad Treliving to Trade Nick Robertson Immediately
A reporter urged the Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving to trade the young forward Nick Robertson as soon as possible.
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My view is now is the true test of what we have. Ok he had a hot pre-season and then sucked. Now he had the puck fall in and we have a light schedule in December.
If he hasn't cemented himself by the end of the calendar year, our roster should be nearly back to healthy upfront. At that point, I wouldn't be shocked if he hits waivers if he fails to show he can at the very least run hot.
If he hasn't cemented himself by the end of the calendar year, our roster should be nearly back to healthy upfront. At that point, I wouldn't be shocked if he hits waivers if he fails to show he can at the very least run hot.
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Got it, guess I took 'urges' it too literal.
I thought the reporter told Treliving to trade him which would have been interesting to see.
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I love the kid.
I hope he goes on a heater and starts to gel with someone somehow.
I mean, he seems to really have improved his forecheck and puck retrieval game.
It may be that he’s doing too much of that….and spending less time getting into shooting lanes.
You’d think he’d be a natural on a line with 16 and 91.
I hope he goes on a heater and starts to gel with someone somehow.
I mean, he seems to really have improved his forecheck and puck retrieval game.
It may be that he’s doing too much of that….and spending less time getting into shooting lanes.
You’d think he’d be a natural on a line with 16 and 91.
Here's the thing with NRob. He's a worker, but there's nothing 'effective' there. I watch hockey intensely and intently. Every time the natural path for a proven NHL'er is to go left, my man goes right. Every time he should retreat, he forechecks. Everything he should pursue, he plays the middle!??! He's just all "work harder, not smarter" - and none of it is very effective.
I don't know if it's a lack of IQ, or he's all in his head - but it's one of the two or a mixture of both.
I don't know if it's a lack of IQ, or he's all in his head - but it's one of the two or a mixture of both.
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He definitely lacks hockey IQ.
He has speed, skill, and shooting but zero hockey IQ. He makes the worst decision, which is usually a shot at the goalie from anywhere when there's much better options open. Then, when he has a good chance to shoot, he decides to make a bad pass. He seems to make the bad decision more often than he makes good ones. If he could just do the opposite of what he's thinking, he'd have a lot more success.
It's unfortunate too because the skill is there. I remember when we played NJ this season while Robertson was trying to send a message to Keefe. He was splitting defenders like he was Mario Lemieux... and then the next game he goes back to making dumb decisions and taking bad shots.
Robertson has 2 goals in 223 minutes at 5v5, while Marner has 3 goals in 334 minutes at 5v5. Both sit at 0.54 G/60.
One is hailed as our lord and savior by some; the other is a bubble player.
My guy... chill, now man..
This guy take yer girl out or sumthin??
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