Player Discussion Nick Suzuki Part 11

[JustAHabFan]

The pass to Matheson what the f

The pass to Caulfield is also amazing. With a couple of seconds left in the game, he had the smart to pass it to Caulfield for a one timer.

 

[Kojo]

The pass to Caulfield is also amazing. With a couple of seconds left in the game, he had the smart to pass it to Caulfield for a one timer.

Seconds after Caufield missed wide, let that sink in.

 

[417]

The pass to Caulfield is also amazing. With a couple of seconds left in the game, he had the smart to pass it to Caulfield for a one timer.

That was Markov like...Suzki as the same hockey sense, and that's high praise.

 

[Ozmodiar]

The pass to Caulfield is also amazing. With a couple of seconds left in the game, he had the smart to pass it to Caulfield for a one timer.

Awareness!
You could see him looking up at the center ice clock with 10 seconds left. He knew there was time.

 

[Mrb1p]

Wtf is that pass to Matheson man?? Jezuz. Suzuki is insane.

 

[HuGort]

This was just an incredible trade for Montreal. Rival the Lafleur trade as greatest in team history. Considering we got Tatar and Farrell in same deal.

Followed up by locking up franchise player at reasonable caphit. Bergevin certainly had his positives on the team.

 

[dkd]

I hope we don't waste him like we wasted Price.

 

[Non Player Canadiens]

I realized he almost never falls on his ass. Really good core + lower body strength. Also means he's always involved in the play, where he wants to be, instead of picking his sorry ass up to catch up.

 

[26Mats]

I realized he almost never falls on his ass. Really good core + lower body strength. Also means he's always involved in the play, where he wants to be, instead of picking his sorry ass up to catch up.

The way he protects the puck is a thing of beauty, very unique.

 

[JohnTheBaptist]

This was just an incredible trade for Montreal. Rival the Lafleur trade as greatest in team history. Considering we got Tatar and Farrell in same deal.

Followed up by locking up franchise player at reasonable caphit. Bergevin certainly had his positives on the team.

To think, he was actually targeting Glass... yikes

 

[ReHabs]

This was just an incredible trade for Montreal. Rival the Lafleur trade as greatest in team history. Considering we got Tatar and Farrell in same deal.

Followed up by locking up franchise player at reasonable caphit. Bergevin certainly had his positives on the team.

Gainey gets most of the credit for the trade, he's the one who acquired Pacioretty in the first place. Bravo Bob Gainey! Bravo Nick Suzuki, Bob Gainey's best trade.

That's how it works right - the GM who fired off the trade gets credit for everything downstream of that?

 

[HostileCapSpace]

If you focus on Suzuki in this clip you see him look up twice at the clock before the game tying goal. The little things that make all the difference. Well, either it's a clock or he has a direct line with some sort of deity up above...

 

[waitin425]

If you focus on Suzuki in this clip you see him look up twice at the clock before the game tying goal. The little things that make all the difference. Well, either it's a clock or he has a direct line with some sort of deity up above...

Love how he skates by and taps D'Angelo on the shin pads after the goal. Subtle little cocky move. Kids a beauty

 

[Ozmodiar]

I realized he almost never falls on his ass. Really good core + lower body strength. Also means he's always involved in the play, where he wants to be, instead of picking his sorry ass up to catch up.

It’s something that really stands out when you see him up close. The kid has a very powerful stride. Very strong on his skates. Thick Nick.

 

[Mrb1p]

I realized he almost never falls on his ass. Really good core + lower body strength. Also means he's always involved in the play, where he wants to be, instead of picking his sorry ass up to catch up.

Datsyuk

Datsyuk was always mentionned in "strongest" players. Chara even said he was freakishly strong and very hard to know down. Have you seen Suzuki fall down a lot?

Datsyuk = Suzuki = Datsyuk

 

[pvanders21]

Gainey gets most of the credit for the trade, he's the one who acquired Pacioretty in the first place. Bravo Bob Gainey! Bravo Nick Suzuki, Bob Gainey's best trade.

That's how it works right - the GM who fired off the trade gets credit for everything downstream of that?

You're way too worried about the past lol.

 

[JoelWarlord]

Gainey gets most of the credit for the trade, he's the one who acquired Pacioretty in the first place. Bravo Bob Gainey! Bravo Nick Suzuki, Bob Gainey's best trade.

That's how it works right - the GM who fired off the trade gets credit for everything downstream of that?

Don't forget to give Serge Savard his due for drafting Craig Rivet back in 1992, really all of this should be credited to him!

 

[Rob Sense]

This was just an incredible trade for Montreal. Rival the Lafleur trade as greatest in team history. Considering we got Tatar and Farrell in same deal.

Followed up by locking up franchise player at reasonable caphit. Bergevin certainly had his positives on the team.

I think it was Norlinder and not Farrell. Farrell was 2020 and came from TB. and we also got Leguerrier since we traded down with the Vegas pick for those two picks.

 

[lamp9post]

Suzuki now 10th in league scoring. What a beast!

 

[The Gr8 Dane]

He is the chosen one , an assassin bred to kill without emotion. The smartest most cold hearted player I've ever seen in my life.

 

[The Gr8 Dane]

 

[KevSkillz4]

Delete.

 

[c3z4r]

Uncle Nate still keeping tabs on Nick

 

[Mrb1p]

Uncle Nate still keeping tabs on Nick

Interesting that Nates avy is shades of bleu blanc rouge

 

[Rapala]

We're watching a player step into the elite category, and the reality is that the best is yet to come... Wow.

High Praise indeed. Corey Perry knew.