RD Moritz Seider (2019, 6th, DET) Part 2

[deca guard]

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[Pavels Dog]

 

[seadawg]

That right there is how he will score most of his points on the power play in the NHL, unless he develops a slap shot. Not saying that's a problem, but that is a very typical play by Seider while on the power play. He controls the puck at the blueline, skates to find an open shooting lane, and fires a wrister into the goalie's pads, hoping for a deflection or rebound for his team-mates in front of the net.

 

[OgeeOgelthorpe]

That right there is how he will score most of his points on the power play in the NHL, unless he develops a slap shot. Not saying that's a problem, but that is a very typical play by Seider while on the power play. He controls the puck at the blueline, skates to find an open shooting lane, and fires a wrister into the goalie's pads, hoping for a deflection or rebound for his team-mates in front of the net.

The wings have been missing that on their powerplay for a while now. Kronwall was a pass first option and his shot didn't create much, Mike Green was washed up, and Hronek looks to score goals instead of using his shot to create secondary chances. (Not that that's bad)

Hronek and Seider should work well together on the point for Detroit's PP. They just need another garbage man to pick up those rebounds.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

The wings have been missing that on their powerplay for a while now. Kronwall was a pass first option and his shot didn't create much, Mike Green was washed up, and Hronek looks to score goals instead of using his shot to create secondary chances. (Not that that's bad)

Hronek and Seider should work well together on the point for Detroit's PP. They just need another garbage man to pick up those rebounds.

People wont like hearing this about a guy picked 9th... But Rasmussen is probably the best option for that job.

 

[OgeeOgelthorpe]

People wont like hearing this about a guy picked 9th... But Rasmussen is probably the best option for that job.

That’s what people want to believe about Rasmussen on these boards. This is yet to be proven that he will do it.

EDIT: After that WJC game today, it’s looking like Elmer Soderblom can be that guy.

 

[Ricelund]

Gelinas was asked about playing with Seider in this interview at the 1:55 mark:



As expected, lots of good things to say about Seider.

 

[SirloinUB]

People need to stop using the phrase “for his size” when talking about his skating.

 

[Number1RedWingsFan52]

The wings have been missing that on their powerplay for a while now. Kronwall was a pass first option and his shot didn't create much, Mike Green was washed up, and Hronek looks to score goals instead of using his shot to create secondary chances. (Not that that's bad)

Hronek and Seider should work well together on the point for Detroit's PP. They just need another garbage man to pick up those rebounds.

Cough Rasmussen, Cough Rasmussen, Cough Rasmussen.

 

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[Agent Zuuuub]

what a stud. reminds me of virgil van dijk lol

 

[VictorLustig]

Watched him today. He's going to be an awfully good player in the NHL in the near future..

 

[OgeeOgelthorpe]

Here's a more in depth video. More shift by shift work.


Even though his team lost he looked very good.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

After suffering through a few years of God-awful zone entries for Detroit since Datsyuk left, his breakout passes and knowledge of when to jump into the rush are really encouraging.

 

[Legend123]

Seider is yet another reason why you dont become obsessed with draft rankings. Ranked by almost none in the top 10, people were quick to say wtf when he was selected 'so high.' Right now, he seems not only to be the best D but also one of the best players (potentially top 3 atm) of the draft. On the other hand, sure fire top 10 or even top 5 pick Pod has done little.

Oh yeah, still thankful that scary incident was nothing and hes back to his dominant self. (very late ik).

 

[DInTheB]

 

[Ratatoskr]

Seider seidering.

 

[Boxscore]

This kid is an absolute stud. He's going to be a great NHLer.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

Uhh, that's a big boy, too... Just drops him like a sack of shit.

 

[pvr]

Modern day Scott Stevens, cleaner with perhaps more offensive potential.

Held his own physically and defensively on the Griffins last year in the two games I saw. Improving offensively. Love his game.

 

[The Zetterberg Era]

Uhh, that's a big boy, too... Just drops him like a sack of shit.

His timing is really amazing, he delivers so much power and braces so well for contact. The way he punishes guys reminds me of Kronwall in terms of he just crushes them a lot of the time. Now he is a much bigger man, but it is still really a big skill to just hit the way Seider does, he is really talented at it.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

His timing is really amazing, he delivers so much power and braces so well for contact. The way he punishes guys reminds me of Kronwall in terms of he just crushes them a lot of the time. Now he is a much bigger man, but it is still really a big skill to just hit the way Seider does, he is really talented at it.

Maybe in the sense that they both can brace for a big hit, but Kronwall's highlight reel is almost entirely along the boards as the forward is breaking out of his own zone.

Whereas Seider just obliterates anybody, anywhere.

 

[The Zetterberg Era]

Maybe in the sense that they both can brace for a big hit, but Kronwall's highlight reel is almost entirely along the boards as the forward is breaking out of his own zone.

Whereas Seider just obliterates anybody, anywhere.

Young Kronwall KO'd guys across the blue line. I remember him crushing Miettinen in the playoffs a couple times, a big one on Prospal, Anthony Stewert he got with a beauty in open ice. He hit everywhere and was a really physical player, it is why he fell apart. Seider's signature is the dump and reverse hit thus far, he is also physical everywhere. I am really pleased with that, glad to see him bring it to Europe too, he is playing to prepare for the NHL in a lot of what he is doing over there in my opinion. I am excited, the Wings could use the bite and with Larkin's work ethic you have a team that you never really enjoy seeing in a few years here hopefully.

Those dudes play hard is on the horizon with Larkin, Bert, Hronek, Zadina, Raymond, Seider. We are starting to get some relentless motor looking guys with talent which is a nice sign for the rebuild. Still need a few more elite talents, but you can see something taking shape, it could go sideways but I am encouraged by some of what is going on, curious how Stevie leverages his cap space next off-season.

Seider is a really important building block for Detroit though. It is encouraging to see him playing like this, because they need him to help pull them out of where they are. He seems like he might have that kind of talent too. His ability to eat minutes and tilt the ice is desperately needed though most of all.

 

[Random Comment]

Seider has to be a top 5 prospect outside the NHL right now. Definitely the best Dman.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

Young Kronwall KO'd guys across the blue line. I remember him crushing Miettinen in the playoffs a couple times, a big one on Prospal, Anthony Stewert he got with a beauty in open ice. He hit everywhere and was a really physical player, it is why he fell apart. Seider's signature is the dump and reverse hit thus far, he is also physical everywhere. I am really pleased with that, glad to see him bring it to Europe too, he is playing to prepare for the NHL in a lot of what he is doing over there in my opinion. I am excited, the Wings could use the bite and with Larkin's work ethic you have a team that you never really enjoy seeing in a few years here hopefully.

Those dudes play hard is on the horizon with Larkin, Bert, Hronek, Zadina, Raymond, Seider. We are starting to get some relentless motor looking guys with talent which is a nice sign for the rebuild. Still need a few more elite talents, but you can see something taking shape, it could go sideways but I am encouraged by some of what is going on, curious how Stevie leverages his cap space next off-season.

Seider is a really important building block for Detroit though. It is encouraging to see him playing like this, because they need him to help pull them out of where they are. He seems like he might have that kind of talent too. His ability to eat minutes and tilt the ice is desperately needed though most of all.

This is part of the reason it's really pivotal we get a top pick this year. It's pretty much the year of the LHD and center. Both are our glaring holes.

Power-Seider is just drool-worthy, but at the same time, Detroit's offense would be miles ahead if somebody ousted Larkin from that #1C spot and he became the #2C.