Actually, would love to see what Terry can do when the Ducks are competitive, have depth, a better PP, and better system and coaching.
Thoughts on Troy Terry
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Actually, would love to see what Terry can do when the Ducks are competitive, have depth, a better PP, and better system and coaching.
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He's a creator.
He is great at attacking the defender's triangle ('of all time' is...a lot).
I think he's under appreciated and also does a lot of what he does either on his own or while being the only offensively threatening line along with Zegras.
I think as the Ducks team improves the secret will be out and can see him having 3 or 4 80+ point years as long as the Ducks don't stay terrible (and their prospect list says they shouldn't, but practice isn't always the same as theory).
He is great at attacking the defender's triangle ('of all time' is...a lot).
I think he's under appreciated and also does a lot of what he does either on his own or while being the only offensively threatening line along with Zegras.
I think as the Ducks team improves the secret will be out and can see him having 3 or 4 80+ point years as long as the Ducks don't stay terrible (and their prospect list says they shouldn't, but practice isn't always the same as theory).
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He's Anaheim's best player. idk how much that really says about him, but he's a very good player. He'd be the best winger on more than a dozen teams.
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He's averaged a 34 goal 72 point pace over the last 2 seasons (145gp), so he's not "a 65 point guy"
He's 25 years old and coming off back to back 70+ point pace seasons.
Now Suzuki, he's overpaid.
From what I can tell, there are some Habs fans that are real salty about Zegras being better than Caufield and Suzuki.
From what I can tell, Habs fans don't seem to like any player that isn't a Hab
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I love that Terry just doesn't give a f*** about attacking defensemen head on. I feel like NHLers are so used to guys trying to go wide or stop on the wall that they're caught off-guard when a guy throws a nice 1-2 head fake in open ice.
I feel like Kings fans don't really count in the "underrated" talk though. Most of us I suspect watch plenty of Ducks games even aside from Ducks-Kings tilts. I'm excited to see Drysdale again this year too.
I feel like Kings fans don't really count in the "underrated" talk though. Most of us I suspect watch plenty of Ducks games even aside from Ducks-Kings tilts. I'm excited to see Drysdale again this year too.
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why wasnt he picked earlier??
Pronman probably didn't even have him in the "Has a chance to play nhl gamse tier"
Pronman probably didn't even have him in the "Has a chance to play nhl gamse tier"
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I'm quibbling with the '80' number.
He's 26 and has never been anywhere close to that. If someone called him a 'legitimate 65-70 point player', sure.
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Good now, but high probability he falls off quicker than most. He doesn't have any tangibles to suggest he'd be a good 3rd or 4th liner when he declines. Similar to James Neal.
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Kind of crazy to see how good he's gotten. One of my good friends played with him in junior and always told me how much better he was than everyone when they played. Cool to see someone like that become a legit fringe top line NHL talent.
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He’s not just an offensive player. He’s actually good defensively, so if his offense goes away, he could be a bottom 6 player. He’s nothing like James Neal in that regard.
"I have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about" would have been a more concise and accurate statement.
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Yeah, he's such a well rounded player with 30 hits, 0 shorthanded points and a faceoff percentage of 32% in 274 NHL games.
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I would gladly take a few players with terrys puck hound mentality on a third line. No doubt about it.
