I don’t think so. Did you see the other players? Amped.Y'all are reading way to much into a 3 game all star tournament.
I don’t think so. Did you see the other players? Amped.Y'all are reading way to much into a 3 game all star tournament.
EP said he trained around his injury and is fine now.He should get on the same page as his client then…according to EP it was fine.
I don’t think so. Did you see the other players? Amped.
Sure, not 3 fights in 9 seconds amped.Not so much on Sweden. I felt their whole team underwhelmed and underachieved, to be honest (and Petey among them, to be fair).
For the first game, I thought Sweden looked kinda shocked at how serious Canada took it.Sure, not 3 fights in 9 seconds amped.![]()
I understand what you are saying, and again, I just don’t know why the off season training is relevant five months later. You realize tons of players have worse injuries/rehabilitation, but come back way better than Pettersson has.Yes
I mean you also didn’t address what I said.
I’ve said that injury and lack of training are two separate issues, one caused another, sure but one being not an issue doesn’t mean the other will magically correct itself.
Injury lead to not enough training. Not injured anymore does not magically makeup for the lack of training. Muscles dont manifest out of thin air.
We’ve seen what happens when Petey is not injured and can train, which is almost every single season outside of this one. The fact we would question, well we don’t know if he can be the same Petey anymore if he has a healthy offseason is not one based on reason.
This post sort of unironically acknowledges just how absurd the whole suboptimal off-season excuse really has become. I don't buy that Pettersson was forced to train around an injury and then, as a result, suddenly loses so much muscle structure that he devolves into a shell of his former self. Are there any other examples of this happening to a star player?Here is an explain like I am a HFboarder version.
Hockey players spend summer lifting weights to get stronger and faster.
Injured Petey no lift weight in summer because injury make him ouchie.
No lift weight Petey mean Petey no strong and no faster and sucky at hockey because other players faster and stronger.
Petey this summer no injury can lift weights. Lift weight Petey make Petey stronger and faster. Faster and stronger Petey no sucky at hockey.
100%. Like, some posters have just accepted that it might take A WHOLE YEAR from last off season for him to get back in shape. It’s insane.This post sort of unironically acknowledges just how absurd the whole suboptimal off-season excuse really has become. I don't buy that Pettersson was forced to train around an injury and then, as a result, suddenly loses so much muscle structure that he devolves into a shell of his former self. Are there any other examples of this happening to a star player?
One take involves a lot more common sense than the other though, otherwise what's the point of training in the offseason lmfao
Injuries hitting team USA hard.
100%. Like, some posters have just accepted that it might take A WHOLE YEAR from last off season for him to get back in shape. It’s insane.
Kucherov had a much worse injury, in season with surgery four years ago, and finished with 69 points in 47 games.
McDavid tore his knee five years ago in season and ended up with 105 points in 56 games.
And you can find tons of other examples because elite players don’t just score at half their normal rated for five months after they trained around an injury in the off season.
What makes it absurd?This post sort of unironically acknowledges just how absurd the whole suboptimal off-season excuse really has become. I don't buy that Pettersson was forced to train around an injury and then, as a result, suddenly loses so much muscle structure that he devolves into a shell of his former self. Are there any other examples of this happening to a star player?
Ok, but you aren’t actually addressing my point.You realize the players are as much flesh and bone as we are, correct? They aren’t made of metal, and they aren’t horses that will just accept being yelled at and respond even better that way. Some players push back.
You already know that, though. I don’t know why I’m telling you this. We gave the keys to the city, told him how great he’s going to be, and now we want him gone? That’s madness.
Look at McDavid. He looks awful outside of his one-man shows. He’s playing hockey like it’s a f***ing track meet so nobody can even play with him. It’s a dreadfully boring way to play the game when it doesn’t work.
Pick a lane, either he’s the rookie that can do no wrong or he’s this guy who can do no right.
But nobody wants to pick just one lane. They just are concerned about looking smart. Guess what? We’re all posting here for a reason and it’s not because we are smart. We just really like hockey.
Shit I aint going sit here telling you are wrong. I’m just saying you’re gonna be wrong. Feel free to drag this post up if EP ends up fizzling out as a hockey player. I don’t think you will, though.
Miller causes injuries!!!! Trade him!!!!
Ok, but you aren’t actually addressing my point.
Okay then, since you're insinuating you think EP will fizzle out as a hockey player - give me 1 example in recent hockey history that a player with the track record that Pettersson has became washed at 26, just one.
The facts are out there, there are tons of reports that knee tendinitis was affecting him last year and he couldn't train much this offseason due to recovering from tendinitis (resting is the key to recovering from tendinitis).
Injuries hitting team USA hard.
Because I’m not arguing it because I agree with it silly!
Some of y’all are just too eager to watch heads roll than to stick with a player you used to believe in.
Buddy I’m agreeing dummy lmao
"I’m just saying you’re gonna be wrong. Feel free to drag this post up if EP ends up fizzling out as a hockey player. I don’t think you will, though."
Guide me through what that implies with context of the post.
Because I’m saying that he won’t fizzle out. Been saying that all thread mate. I thought that much was obvious but clearly not. Sorry.
Also you left out the first sentence
Fair play, I have not bothered reading through the whole thread because it's 100% just non-stop bitching and moaning about Pettersson lmao
So because he didn’t work out in the summer he completely forgot how to shoot the puck?Here is an explain like I am a HFboarder version.
Hockey players spend summer lifting weights to get stronger and faster.
Injured Petey no lift weight in summer because injury make him ouchie.
No lift weight Petey mean Petey no strong and no faster and sucky at hockey because other players faster and stronger.
Petey this summer no injury can lift weights. Lift weight Petey make Petey stronger and faster. Faster and stronger Petey no sucky at hockey.
This is not a 3 game tournament, this is over a year of 50 point production + A poor playoffs + a 3 day tournament.Y'all are reading way to much into a 3 game all star tournament.
Yeah. Petey defenders act like we don't want him to succeed, but we'd all love to see him be a beastly 100 point centre with two way ability. It would give us an actually decent shot at a Cup over the next few years.People being hard on petey is completely justified, does not mean they don't want him to do well.
For myself, I hope Petey goes on a f***ing tear in the 2nd half and is our true #1 C, but right now he barely looks like a 2c