RD Moritz Seider (2019, 6th, DET)
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stempniaksen
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You act like it's the first time you've seen the Broberg (all tools, no toolbox) take
Monsieur Verdoux
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Yeah, that was horrible boarding and an awful call. Hopefully his injury isn't anything serious.
Opinions are like bungholes, everybody has one. Broberg is NHL ready as a 7th D on Ottawa who has to learn on the job.
Söderström was playing 2nd pair most nights(at least the games I was at against Malmö & Djurgarden mid season on either side of tracking via CMore) which is a testament to his D skills. Even at WM18 he was great in his own end but had minimal O. Stop trying to pump his tires.
Allsvenskan is not better than the DEL. Broberg went from 2nd pair to 3rd to 7th D to J20 by the end of the season.
To be honest, last I saw Byram was last season as I couldn’t hit the Dub this year and I won’t subscribe to NeuLion anymore.
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He's looked really good so far in the world champs. That was a scary injury he just had. What a dirty play. Hope he's ok.
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Explain to me why Broberg can’t be an NHL star? I hate AIK but I have to admit he is a monster of a player in almost every aspect
Sens of Anarchy
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Good article here comparing Broberg and Soderstrom. I would say Mr. Hedlund has captured both players pretty well. BLOG: Broberg or Söderström?
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Lazy statement that's easy to say , and imo is wrong. His IQ is fine , he has such great physical tools that he relies on them and over powers vs out thinks . Some players if they can are forced to have to out think , because they don't have the physical tools. Writing a player off with the little nursery rhyme about tools and toolboxes is just lazy shallow analysis, and it makes it difficult to refute because its so shallow. Like I said he is young in this class, he's a late bloomer, and he is still raw... I love his physical tools and his upside. Very high ceiling prospect.You act like it's the first time you've seen the Broberg (all tools, no toolbox) take
Really digging what I've seen from Seider. Chances are neither player will be there at 19.
Somehow what you're saying constantly makes me think you have toolbox and tools swapped around. indeed, he has very good tools, but he's not shown a good toolbox. Seems like you're making up circumstantial stuff that's somehow plausable even though the player's honestly supposed to have shown that he has the toolbox before you assume he does. Outmuscling guys will not work in NHL, and what then?
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Look I am not going to be Brobergs fn advocate here.,.. I just think its lazy analysis. I did make the mistake in my earlier post saying he has a superior toolbox that I did not correct.. good on you for catching it. I don't think Broberg is NHL ready he is still a work in progress but he has a high upside because he has the great tools. Whether it works or not remains to be seen. I do know , especially on D, it really helps if you can skate. In truth to be a 1st pair D you really need both. I am just not writing him off because he has great physical tools and needs development elsewhere, and I am not dismissing him because of his IQ. What circumstantial stuff am I making up?
So Seider said "he feels okay", but obviously he will have to be examined more closely.
Their next game is on Saturday. Maybe that's long enough for him to recover. It would be a shame if he missed out on playing against Canada, Finland and the US.
Their next game is on Saturday. Maybe that's long enough for him to recover. It would be a shame if he missed out on playing against Canada, Finland and the US.
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Moritz Seider is injured in the victory of the DEB against Slovakia
Hope he's ok. I also hope they test him for a concussion
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He was definitely concussed, he couldn't even keep his feet on the ice when he was skating off. He was also hunched over the entire time, clearly woozy. He was basically hanging on 2 ppl while they carried him off the ice, wasn't a pretty sight. Looked REALLY bad.
Nagy no name player
, you 15?
kudla
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Watch this replay and make an opinion -
They are saying that he was crearly diving and it's not gonna make him rise in the draft.
To me, it looks like a normal hit but Seider's reaction was really weird so i don't know
They are saying that he was crearly diving and it's not gonna make him rise in the draft.
To me, it looks like a normal hit but Seider's reaction was really weird so i don't know
Two things about the hit by Nagy were very bad.
1) It was very late and therefore totally unnecessary.
2) The outcome.
It was not too forceful or anything. But probably because it was so late, Seider did not expect it and had basically no body tension which probably contributed to the bad outcome. There was no diving.
Can somebody explainto me why the glass is so "wobbly"? It seems like it moves a lot more than in other arenas.
1) It was very late and therefore totally unnecessary.
2) The outcome.
It was not too forceful or anything. But probably because it was so late, Seider did not expect it and had basically no body tension which probably contributed to the bad outcome. There was no diving.
Can somebody explainto me why the glass is so "wobbly"? It seems like it moves a lot more than in other arenas.
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Most people here would know who Nagy is, he had an 8 year NHL career.
I thought Nagy retired from professional hockey after his season was over. Should have stayed home really.
In my eyes one more year in Mannheim and than to NA makes the most sense, he has a very good setup an gets the needed icetime. A move within Europe or CHL does not make sense, AHL maybe a bit to early.
jnk96
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Flexible glass (it's acrylic glass) is supposed to prevent injuries. Obviously not when someone's hit face-first into the boards like Seider, but if the boards give in a bit, there will (hopefully) be fewer broken bones etc. The DEL is making this mandatory for next season as well.
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JoemAvs
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Sure.
Dude will probably miss the next two games (the one against Canada for sure) atleast due to what is probably a concussion but yeah. What a dork. Should have just told his brain to shut up and return a few shifts later like Timmins did last year in the playoffs thanks to his great coach...
I mean who cares about missing a full year of development or concussions in general, right?
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He either sprained his wrist from throwing it against the glass or got frostbite from staying down on the ice so long.
