Big Friggin Dummy
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- Feb 22, 2019
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It's not like the Pens passed on an obvious pick like Forsberg who fell into their laps to go way off board and take Pouliot.
Well we got Letang for 6 more years to help this kid train.I think people don't realize how insanely hard it is to "put on muscle" as a hockey player. You're doing an insane amount of cardio pretty much every day for 8 or 9 months a year. It's very, very hard to add muscle when you're blasting through that many calories a day.
It's not impossible, but the kid's gonna have to put in a shitload of work. Petts has been a string bean trying to put on muscle for 4+ years now. There's also a line you have to navigate carefully as a trainer/player where a guy wanting to add size/muscle doesn't want to lose his edge in skating and agility.
It’s not like we can’t trade Pickering like, tomorrow or at the deadline.Should have been used for help now, IMO. You signed Letang and are clearly not rebuilding right now.
It is what it is, but I just didn’t see a need to keep it. The cupboard does nothing for the last few years of Sid’s career.
You think a 6’5” Canadian kid will be coveted by NHL GM’s?It’s not like we can’t trade Pickering like, tomorrow or at the deadline.
Could do worse than Sid and Letang as gym bros, for sure.Well we got Letang for 6 more years to help this kid train.
Should have been used for help now, IMO. You signed Letang and are clearly not rebuilding right now.
It is what it is, but I just didn’t see a need to keep it. The cupboard does nothing for the last few years of Sid’s career.
6'5" and 179lbs.
I was 6'1" and 150 at that age so I can see it.
He can hold at least 9 of those weak as shit hot dogs in Montreal in each hand.How big are his hands?
Our entire prospect pool has a need in every f***ing category. I mean it's a great move in the right direction to add a lad like this, but this is also a team that has given prospects some of the worst opportunities of any NHL team.I'm glad they added some size to the blueline. I would have personally liked a skilled winger, but it's not like this wasn't a need also.
See you in 5 years, young man.
In general, hockey lags behind in terms of having training tables in the development leagues. You have to be under the wing of a good S&C and nutritionist to gain "good" weight. Following a meal plan is a must and lots & lots of protein.I think people don't realize how insanely hard it is to "put on muscle" as a hockey player. You're doing an insane amount of cardio pretty much every day for 8 or 9 months a year. It's very, very hard to add muscle when you're blasting through that many calories a day.
It's not impossible, but the kid's gonna have to put in a shitload of work. Petts has been a string bean trying to put on muscle for 4+ years now. There's also a line you have to navigate carefully as a trainer/player where a guy wanting to add size/muscle doesn't want to lose his edge in skating and agility.
Letang is a simple minded dipshit that trains everything but his f***ing brain.Well we got Letang for 6 more years to help this kid train.