I think it would be great if they gave Seider #56. It would be fitting to have him wear the same number as another German great Joe Schmidt, arguably the best defensive player in Lion history.
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Fil Larkmanthanasiou
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Henkka
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It begins.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CVDgmd4g18M/?utm_medium=copy_link
This was my favourite moment of yesterdays game.
Steal the candy from the big boys.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CVDgmd4g18M/?utm_medium=copy_link
This was my favourite moment of yesterdays game.
Steal the candy from the big boys.
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What do we want!? Unfair!
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Haha why did he do that?
I didn't even notice he stole it and just thought the Lightning were gunning for him because reasons.
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Nut Upstrom
You dirty dog!
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I went through my home this afternoon and removed the 53 from all my clock faces. That’s Mo’s number now.
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How could someone watch that game and not see the refs look at Tampa players taking multiple shots at the Wings and not jump in until the Wings start hitting back. Bullshit league. That ref watched the Tampa players take multiple shots at Seider and as soon as Seider retaliated he jumped in to protect them. That's garbage.
heyfolks
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Love Mo, would like to see him hitting, but not dropping the mitts. I doubt he is a fighter.
stillwater
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You have to have swagger to succeed at this professional level. Mo Seider has that swagger, even at his young age. He's still humble, but he has that intangible quality of knowing how good he is, but I doubt he's afraid of anything. Especially not the reigning Stanley Cup champions.
It's good to see. That's been missing in Detroit hockey for some time.
Also, I believe he chose the number 53, because his grandfather was born in '53 ... (and also the "Herbie" thing).
It's good to see. That's been missing in Detroit hockey for some time.
Also, I believe he chose the number 53, because his grandfather was born in '53 ... (and also the "Herbie" thing).
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Not yet, maybe, but Seider will fight.
The way he instigates means he's going to fight.
The Zermanator
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So how many games before Seider becomes the 1D on this team? Hronek is being leaned on a little more at the moment but Seider looks so poised out there and is apparently ready for big minutes right out of the gate. I'm gonna say Seider is the undisputed #1 by the midway point of the season, maybe even around game 30.
You don't want to get too carried away but it seems so evident that he is ready for this level and not only to just survive but thrive at this level as well. Everything that is asked of him he has delivered on. I could be reading it wrong but I thought he showed great maturity throughout, even when he got speared in his Mannheim's and he just skated away and let Bertuzzi take it over for him. On what we have seen he is playing beyond his years, long may it continue.
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I just see a huge dropoff in defensive play from the Seider/Leddy pairing to the Hronek/DDK pairing. Even Staal/Lidstrom looked better this game after a rough 1st game against TB.
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Dekeyser does not look like an NHL defenseman right now.
Lindstrom was awful tonight, despite making a nice play on the goal.
With no Larkin, we had one proven NHL line.
Erne-Suter-Zadina
Namestnikov-Rasmussen-Gagner
Rowney-Stephens-Smith
That's expansion-team level, at best.
Nemesis Prime
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I don't think Hronek is very good defensively, but playing with Dekeyser is an absolute death sentence for him.
DDK is finished unfortunately.
Gniwder
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Is it me, or does Seider appear to be using a much softer flex stick? I'm watching this replay (perfect pass), and you can see his stick flex even on a soft pass.
Overall a good play, good screen by Raz, perfect pass by Mo, good shot by Zadina, and a nice deflection by OEL to seal the deal, lol. Love what Tanguay is doing with this team. I like how they're using Hronek as the decoy on the other side to make more room for Zadina. Having 2 shooters on PP2 is a good luxury to have.
Overall a good play, good screen by Raz, perfect pass by Mo, good shot by Zadina, and a nice deflection by OEL to seal the deal, lol. Love what Tanguay is doing with this team. I like how they're using Hronek as the decoy on the other side to make more room for Zadina. Having 2 shooters on PP2 is a good luxury to have.
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I'd like to see Hronek get paired with Staal and get Stetcher some time with DDK. Just to see if that helps the pairings a bit.
Gniwder
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No thanks, I'd rather not see that disaster. Stecher has a habit of overestimating his own speed and leaving his partner hanging. DDK can't handle that, Staal at least has positioning even if he's slow.
The team needs to upgrade on DDK and find a 1C. Edvinsson will eventually take Staal's roster spot, so I think he's a suitable stop gap for now, especially on the third pair. DDK is 3rd pair D at best when his back is feeling OK.
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