sampollock
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DONT rush back PL. but will be good to see you on the Bell ice
Price would need to be quite low for Zegras.Laine - Suzuki - Dach
Go get Zegras put him w Caufield & Slafkovsky
Price would need to be quite low for Zegras.
7 goals and 18 points in his last 45 games over the last 2 seasons. He's 23 now i mean can'T really pay the price of a 60 points player for him at this point in time.
If you look at his injury history in Columbus, whether it was from an elbow injury or an ankle injury, he always came back earlier than expected. And no injuries with us have ever been repeated. So I won't be surprised if he starts in the game against us on 11/27 in Columbus.Don't want him back too soon personally , with his history and OUR history let's make sure he's 110% before he starts playing in traffic again....
Still great news that things are going well for him
If you look at his injury history in Columbus, whether it was from an elbow injury or an ankle injury, he always came back earlier than expected. And no injuries with us have ever been repeated. So I won't be surprised if he starts in the game against us on 11/27 in Columbus.
If he was still a CBJ player, I would prefer his start only in middle December.I'd say this has pretty much always been the case with him, he comes back early. And it also shows for the first few games. I remember we were all saying he came back too soon last season from the concussion because he was struggling in the first games back, and he was just coming back to his own when the shoulder injury happened.
Agreed, the Habs are already too soft, let's not make it worseHe's soft as shit. Zegras ship sailed moons ago and was never a legitimate option.
Guy is a clown. Doesn’t seem to have the greatest attitudeZegras has turned into Pat Falloon, let's not give Kent any ideas.
Guy is a clown. Doesn’t seem to have the greatest attitude
So you know him?Guy is a clown. Doesn’t seem to have the greatest attitude
I think it's extremely optimistic to expect that kind of pace. He looked like he needed a lot of time to get readjusted to the NHL pace based on preseason, and now he's ever further behind.If Laine can come in and play the remainder of the season at a .75 PPG pace (ie. 60 per 82 game clip), it will have a huge impact on our top two lines.
His career average is about .8. I think he can get back to that, but agreed, it may be a little optimistic after so much time off.I think it's extremely optimistic to expect that kind of pace. He looked like he needed a lot of time to get readjusted to the NHL pace based on preseason, and now he's ever further behind.
I think we should learn our lesson from thinking that Dach would easily replicate Monahan's performance if not do better. Pretty much need to look at next season to properly evaluate Laine.His career average is about .8. I think he can get back to that, but agreed, it may be a little optimistic after so much time off.
How does a Finn have such a dark stache?I don’t care if he looks like Hitler, play him!
Nah he simply needs to make that 2nd line & 2nd PP unit viable NHL “threats”, taking some opponent coverage pressure off the Suzuki lineLaine got to carry this whole team on his back... he's got to!! He's the golden goose that's going to bring us out of the basement.
Could you provide us with the key parts?Patrik Laine said reasons why he had to go through the NHL/NHLPA program etc. Finnish, I recommend Deepl.com for translate. If it translated right, I think that was really big problems, that could have ended his career.
Patrik Laine syöksyi pimeyteen isänsä kuoltua â nyt hän haluaa puhua elämänsä parhaasta päätöksestä
Patrik Laine sanoo, ettei tiedä, olisiko päässyt asiasta koskaan yli, jos tuorein vamma olisi sattunut puolitoista vuotta sitten.yle.fi
I'm not Finnish, so I can't translate it well. So I'll just copy the part where he talks about his mental problems.Could you provide us with the key parts?
Translated:I'm not Finnish, so I can't translate it well. So I'll just copy the part where he talks about his mental problems.
ALAMÄKEEN
Juuri ennen polvivammaansa ja paluutaan kaukaloon Montrealissa Laine oli käynyt raskaan polun läpi loukkaantumisten ja mielenterveysmurheiden.
Hän oli luonnollisesti innoissaan uudesta alustaan Montrealissa.
Laine oli rämpinyt syvissä vesissä jo pitkään. Erilaisten loukkaantumisten takia hän oli jo ollut sivussa yli 120 NHL-ottelusta neljän edellisen kauden aikana.
Columbus Blue Jacketsin paidassa pisteitä ropisi vielä kausilla 2021–2023, kun Laine iski 111 otteluun 108 (48+60) tehopistettä. Vaikka tehopisteiden valossa tulosta tuli, ei kaikki ollut kunnossa.
Mieli ei voinut hyvin. Siihen oli useita syitä.
Lopulta Laine hakeutui NHL:n hoito-ohjelmaan mielenterveysongelmiensa takia tammikuun 2024 lopussa. Edellisen kerran hän on pelannut NHL-ottelussa 14. joulukuuta 2023.
– Alamäki lähti muutama vuosi sitten, kun isäni kuoli. Sen jälkeen alkoivat myös kaikennäköiset uniongelmat. En saanut nukuttua ja väsymystä kertyi. Sen lisäksi oli myös loukkaantumisia ja muita juttuja, Laine kertoo.
– Sitten henkiset ongelmat alkoivat vaikuttaa kaikkeen. En pystynyt tekemään töitä, eli pelaamaan. Sitten se vaikutti ihmissuhteisiin. Minulla ei ollut mitään iloa missään tekemisessä.
Vielä viime kauden alussa Laine pelasi Columbuksen paidassa 18 ottelua, mutta sen jälkeen loukkaantumiset pitivät hänet jälleen sivussa.
Suomalainen palasi vielä kaukaloon, mutta seinä oli tullut vastaan.
– Tuli taas muutama loukkaantuminen heti siihen kauden alkuun ja sitten alkoi masentaa aika paljon. Sitten, kun olin juuri pääsemässä takaisin pelaamaan, niin yhtäkkiä rupesikin taas tuntua siltä, että ei enää vaan pysty.