Dr Jablonski PhD
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Yeah but sometimes weird things happen like the first year of his contract might not burn this yearYes. Signed a 2 year deal
Yeah but sometimes weird things happen like the first year of his contract might not burn this yearYes. Signed a 2 year deal
You are doing everything well in the right place to do it. If someone doesn't like this kind of stuff in this topic, its a sign you are doing everything right.You must be one of the guys who think Michkov is a lazy player. Forgive me for watching him and finding out that everyone has been smearing him as a player. I had no idea how high his motor is and I'm excited about it. When Flyers drafted him I had just assumed he had a lot of issues with hustle, off puck, etc. My audience is Flyers fans and I want them to know people are wrong about him. It's more like I'm highlighting parts of his game that most people are flat out ignorant of or wrong about, rather than calling them elite plays
And honestly, there is a prerequisite level of hockey knowledge to be able to appreciate how good of a hockey player Michkov is. His talent is subtle in a lot of ways. And some of the plays I've posted are, in fact, amazing. Some of the things he does look a bit ordinary, but require an absurd level of hockey IQ or vision to be able to do that as an 18 y/o in the fuken KHL. So it is amazing to see those things and imagine what he's going to develop into
also where in the hell did I write "AMAZING" all caps. I haven't done that.... I actually have offered a decent amount of criticism too
Some of them are having injuries now.I keep hearing SKA is over the cap but they just keep adding players. They have Tolchinsky, Khairiullin, Leipsic, Khusnutdinov, Vorobyov, Gritsyuk, Michkov, Galchenyuk/Demidov.
All of those guys are in the team photo. It would be a great top 9 and they could balance it out well, but it seems doubtful that all of them end up playing? I just read something that suggests they'll be able to keep everyone. This was before they signed Galchenyuk I believe
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James Dolan will beg to differ with how the Rangers are run.Big difference between NHL and KHL is that in the NHL a prospect of Michkov calibre just can't play for a powerhouse where he would be blocked by a bunch of stars and superstars. The fact of matter is if Michkov played for the Flyers this coming season, he would have been on the first or second line. Alas, on SKA it's different.
James Dolan will beg to differ with how the Rangers are run.
Lafreniere and Kakko were so promising pre-draft.
I think the expectations are way out of control. Some of them are honestly completely unreasonable and rely on Bedard improving at a pace that isn't rational. He could be that good and capable to do things that don't make rational sense, but there's a thread in the poll section where multiple people voted that they expected him to be the best player in the NHL within a year. I don't even know how that happens. McDavid had 153 points last season. Does Bedard score 160? Gretzky only had 137 in his rookie season. Is Bedard going to outscore Gretzky's rookie season by 17 or more points? Because thats what it'd take to be better than McDavid within a year and if he does, we might as well declare him on pace to be the best player ever.Going to be funny if Bedard stinks in pre season and a lot of people will be losing their minds
Especially now with Lavy lol.Rangers are ran kinda similar to SKA actually...
It took McDavid his first 4 games in the regular season to look like he even belonged in the NHL, let alone was going to be a superstar. The hot takes from opposing fans that first week were extra spicy.Going to be funny if Bedard stinks in pre season and a lot of people will be losing their minds
Is that actually happening? I personally haven't seen it as a Habs fan. Many people, including myself, wanted Michkov. He's an incredible prospect and I was almost certain he would be drafted by one of my two teams.Finally. Great take. The pathetic attempts of the part of Montreal fanbase to harsh on Michkov are not smart. At the same time, Reinbach is a wonderful prospect and people need to rejoice in him and discuss him, and not try to justify Michkov's choice with fairy tales about his bad character and problems with the game.
Literally 2 people of the 186 that voted said 1 year. That is 184 people that don’t think that. Your statement says multiple people. Yes two is multiple people. My statement is that 98.38% of people in that poll do not think he will be the best player in year one or two. 183 out of 186. Also why do you keep comparing Bedard to Laf as if they are even in the same stratosphere.I think the expectations are way out of control. Some of them are honestly completely unreasonable and rely on Bedard improving at a pace that isn't rational. He could be that good and capable to do things that don't make rational sense, but there's a thread in the poll section where multiple people voted that they expected him to be the best player in the NHL within a year. I don't even know how that happens. McDavid had 153 points last season. Does Bedard score 160? Gretzky only had 137 in his rookie season. Is Bedard going to outscore Gretzky's rookie season by 17 or more points? Because thats what it'd take to be better than McDavid within a year and if he does, we might as well declare him on pace to be the best player ever.
And none of that makes sense. It's about two or three (might even be closer to 10) times more likely Bedard scores 54 points than 154. The expectations seem to be that that Bedard is at least like a 70 point player instantly. That'd be the best D+1 season since McDavid. Maybe he's that good, but it seems awfully presumptive to assume he'll outdo Matthews, Eichel, Dahlin as rookies, and he might be closer to where Hughes and Lafreniere were as rookies. There has been one D+1 player (Hischier with 52 points) since the Matthews draft that scored more than 44 points.
His shot is elite NHL level right now and he's hands down the best player on the team.Do you really think he's their best player right now? Just to call it like I see it, Michkov seems to have a lot of work to do on his shot, release, and getting it on goal unblocked more consistently. There's something weird about the consistency of his release and shot velocity
I don't think his shot is elite right now. At least the consistency of it. Sometimes it's fantastic and other times it's pretty weak tbh. It's about half and halfHis shot is elite NHL level right now and he's hands down the best player on the team.
I'm genuinely confused
i agree. i watch 3 preseason games and his skating(speed) and shot is not powerful. it will get better when he gets more muscle. his iq and hands otherwise are elite. 2-3 years gonna make huge difference when he arrives to nhl. im excited alreadyI don't think his shot is elite right now. At least the consistency of it. Sometimes it's fantastic and other times it's pretty weak tbh. It's about half and half
We may well be saying the same thing about Michkov in a few years. Limited skating ability has a way of exposing some heralded prospects.Lafreniere and Kakko were so promising pre-draft.
I browsed through the starting lineup twitter posts made by SKA all last season. Projecting the lineup is honestly pretty futile atm. It seems nobody knows for sure whether Demidov is actually staying.. Whether Galchenyuk is actually playing right away.. Whether they have to move any players for cap reasons. Idk.So what do we all expect come Saturday morning? I'm hopeful for a 3C gig, but I'm worried about Vorobyev, Glotov or Khnutsudinov holding him up. I'd prefer the following, minus Galchenyuk. Excuse the spelling
Tolchinsky-Khnutsudinov-Kharullin
Leipsig-Glotov-Allistrov
Demidov-Michkov-Gritsyuk
Galimov-Vorobyov-Dedunov
I can think of some concerns in Michkov's toolkit, but I don't really think skating is one of them. After watching every one of his shifts thru about 10 of his Sochi games, I haven't seen once instance where his skating held him back. In some aspects it's actually a real asset. I have more of a bone to pick with his shotWe may well be saying the same thing about Michkov in a few years. Limited skating ability has a way of exposing some heralded prospects.
You actually have an agenda comparing Michkov to those guys and for that reason, have you seen this man skate? Lol absolutely pathetic take hahahahaWe may well be saying the same thing about Michkov in a few years. Limited skating ability has a way of exposing some heralded prospects.
We will use as a quote of the week after three years.We may well be saying the same thing about Michkov in a few years. Limited skating ability has a way of exposing some heralded prospects.
You may not have to wait that long as some ‘gods’ have clay feet or, in Michkov’s case, slow feet.We will use as a quote of the week after three years.
I have no problem to sit near the river and wait, until Michkov will play on NHL level. Will see you too.You may not have to wait that long as some ‘gods’ have clay feet or, in Michkov’s case, slow feet.
I've seen endless reams of posts lambasting him, suggesting that he's a mercurial and disrespectful player who doesn't have the temperment to succeed in the NHL, or is too small and slow to ever do so.Is that actually happening? I personally haven't seen it as a Habs fan. Many people, including myself, wanted Michkov. He's an incredible prospect and I was almost certain he would be drafted by one of my two teams.
Several respected pre-draft services rated Michkov’s skating as below average. Nothing that I have seen of Michkov’s play since would convince me that their assessment was materially wrong. But an ingrained consensus dies a stubborn death.You actually have an agenda comparing Michkov to those guys and for that reason, have you seen this man skate? Lol absolutely pathetic take hahahaha