He played a great game. He is going to drive people nuts at times because he is aggressive on offense, and will take risks. We have to be willing to accept the growing pains. He is generally a solid player in his own zone. It would be a mistake to try and break him of his aggressiveness.
Player Discussion Mason Lohrei
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DKH
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To me it was one question and a biggie & Toronto was perfect to find out
Pace
Can he stay up to speed
Pace
Can he stay up to speed
I3LI3
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They forgot the i between the s and a.
I take it that he's a military kid?
TN will come off that list at some point thanks to the Preds and how they've grown the game there.
Terrier
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Indeed, UNO has been established for a long time(Frozen Four appearance in Boston in 2015), plus there are the USHL teams in Omaha(Lancers) and Lincoln(Stars).
Here is the current NCAA breakdown:
NHL Players Born in Louisiana, United States | Hockey-Reference.com
NHL Players Born in Louisiana, United States
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Lohrei was born in Louisiana because his Dad coached there for a couple of years.
I don't think he lived there much beyond that. I thought I read he grew up in Wisconsin
and played HS at Culver in Indiana. I doubt there has even been a legit NCAA D1 player
from Louisiana.
Saying he was from Louisiana is like saying former NHL players Langway and Chartraw were from Taiwan and Venezuela...lol.
TCB
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missingchicklet
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WTF? Had to watch it twice to see if it was for real. What's this guy going to look like once he gets 20-30 NHL games under his belt? Was impressive in his first NHL game last night under the big lights of a rivalry matchup. Not even sure what his ceiling is, he seems to be so skilled in multiple areas.
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HuskyBruinPride
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He looked very impressive last night. Can't wait to see more of this kid, another stud in the making it seems.
Agree all the way around.
The hockey gods have been generous to the Bruins this season, and the future of Potsie, Mason and Beecher -- who has really impressed by embracing a fourth line identity -- is bright.
ODAAT
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made a few "young" mistakes last night but much like Poitras, forgets about it and keeps playing.
Healthy Wrap
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He had a great game. I was shocked at how smooth of a skater and puck handler he is. He's got kind of a gangly, awkward build that I didn't think would translate to the NHL. Glad I was wrong! It's just one game, but the talent is obviously there. Will be interesting to see what Sweeney does with the D if he keeps this up
Kegs
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If he keeps playing like last night they won’t be able to send him back.
PlayMakers
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Top 4 of some combo of McAvoy, Lindholm, Carlo, and Lohrei for the next however many years is going to be a real treat.
The Hockey Tonk Man
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wintersej
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32 team prospect lists and rankings are all garbage.
Bruinfanatic
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He didn’t have that puck on his stick the whole time did he?
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