Marc Gatcomb Appreciation Thread
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You can thank me in a few months for recognizing himTime to bump the Gatcomb thread
Zeeker
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yeah..and that is the rub....come out and look good, then.......
but...if he can keep hitting like he does, that is what we really need on the forth line and on this club....the others pretty much are not hitters
Time will tell i suppose, but stopped holding my breath a good few of these players back.
but...if he can keep hitting like he does, that is what we really need on the forth line and on this club....the others pretty much are not hitters
Time will tell i suppose, but stopped holding my breath a good few of these players back.
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The good thing is they keep Fasching and MacLean in the fold with zero cap implications if they were to be waived.
Maclean looks better out there since the addition of Gatcomb to the lineup . He seems to have better flow with his forecheck and overall timing on stick checks to disrupt plays
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I like his game. Still think #16 (LaFontaine) should be in the rafters for those of us "just post-Dynasty mid/late 80s Ralph Maccio" Islander fans though...
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94 hits in just 26 games. That's a pace that's like prime Martin/Clutterbuck days
while on a scoring pace better than Engvall 
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Better than Fasching, who scores like Martin and hits like Engvall.94 hits in just 26 games. That's a pace that's like prime Martin/Clutterbuck days
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