GDT: Sharks at Blues; 7pm Central
- Thread starter Stealth JD
- Start date
- Status
Puck Luck
Registered User
- Jan 13, 2021
- 597
- 624
how does he keep getting away with this
ChicagoBlues
Terraformers
- Oct 24, 2006
- 15,098
- 6,113
Yes he is. In a bad way. The most tipsy topsy game I've seen of his.
One good play, followed by a bad one and so on.
Other GMs get caught up trying to land the biggest fish in UFA/trade
- Feb 12, 2008
- 19,753
- 9,285
I really like Krug
Really liking Perunovich. He is gonna lose some puck battles and he may allow some chances the other way when he is in deep, but he is clearly smart and skilled and agile and is gonna help create a lot more goals than he gives up.
Joshuar56
Registered User
- Apr 11, 2019
- 1,488
- 1,310
Although the first unit has the goal, second unit looks better IMO. The playmaking of Thomas and Perunovich along with Kyrou and Buch just looks scary.
not seen to many mistakes from him but
... would rather have klim than neal at this point
- Feb 12, 2008
- 19,753
- 9,285
ChicagoBlues
Terraformers
- Oct 24, 2006
- 15,098
- 6,113
I've seen 3 or 4 good plays and 3 distinct bad plays, two of which could have been disastrous.not seen to many mistakes from him but
Two of his bad plays were mind boggling.
no but i thought krug and dunn were clones .. just thought dunn was cheaper and brought more of a edge
but thats in the past
edit : and im happy to have krug on my team ...if ya didnt know
Linkens Mastery
Conductor of the TankTown Express
I think I heard somewhere that Perunovich models his game after Krug. So, basically?
Krug seems more physical, Perunovich quicker.
shpongle falls
Ass Möde
He’s grown on me for sure, playing great for us right now.
Linkens Mastery
Conductor of the TankTown Express
This is from Korac's blog during June 2018.
Perunovich, who had 36 points (11 goals, 25 assists) with the Bulldogs last season and three points (one goal, two assists) in seven games for USA, said it was hard at times seeing the light at the end of the tunnel but that it motivated him more to push through. He models his game after that of Boston Bruins defenseman Torey Krug.
In The Slot: Perunovich overcame odds, took advantage as late bloomer
Perunovich, who had 36 points (11 goals, 25 assists) with the Bulldogs last season and three points (one goal, two assists) in seven games for USA, said it was hard at times seeing the light at the end of the tunnel but that it motivated him more to push through. He models his game after that of Boston Bruins defenseman Torey Krug.
In The Slot: Perunovich overcame odds, took advantage as late bloomer
Puck Luck
Registered User
- Jan 13, 2021
- 597
- 624
whatever he's doing is working. I can think of at least 3 great moves without giving up good prospects (ROR, Schenn, Buch) and even getting rid of some unpopular (or just plain bad) players at just the right time, like Bergy, Sobotka, Tage and Lehtera. I know he's given up a lot of draft capital, but I feel like he's hit more than he's missed on some of the big trades
We really do have a talented team, albeit very different than past blues clubs. Need to keep foot on gas.
Linkens Mastery
Conductor of the TankTown Express
ChicagoBlues
Terraformers
- Oct 24, 2006
- 15,098
- 6,113
Kostin:
I've been way more open-minded toward him lately, but when he makes a bad play, it is really bad.
He had a bit of a break in on the left wing at one point with a SJ player on him and he made a good decision to shoot because he looked a little stunned at first that he had the puck.
He's ok at protecting the puck and he can create opportunities. His shot is good, when he can get it off.
There were a couple more good plays.
That weird thing he did in the neutral zone to open his hips and look back was bizarre, BUT he at least did not send the puck backwards.
That other weird thing he did was when he was near the puck in the neutral zone, but stopped what he was doing when someone yelled his name. Bizarre. Silver lining is that he gathered the puck and did something with it.
I've been way more open-minded toward him lately, but when he makes a bad play, it is really bad.
He had a bit of a break in on the left wing at one point with a SJ player on him and he made a good decision to shoot because he looked a little stunned at first that he had the puck.
He's ok at protecting the puck and he can create opportunities. His shot is good, when he can get it off.
There were a couple more good plays.
That weird thing he did in the neutral zone to open his hips and look back was bizarre, BUT he at least did not send the puck backwards.
That other weird thing he did was when he was near the puck in the neutral zone, but stopped what he was doing when someone yelled his name. Bizarre. Silver lining is that he gathered the puck and did something with it.
lol iknow they both went to the same school ... its weird how it works
Our pro scouts deserve props too. Philly didn’t really think Schenn was a center but we felt he was.
- Status
