Who's your most improved player?

[Gaylord Q Tinkledink]

This season so far? Shane Pinto

Bet

 

[AlexBrovechkin8]

Lots of good choices probably. The Capitols Aliaksei Protas is having a pretty decent past 9 months. That giant fellow won the Caulder, is entrenched in the lineup now in DC, and just signed a $16 million dollar contract this week.
I'm not sure if his PLAY has improved as much as his PAY but good for him.

Protas is the right answer for Washington. Honorable mention would go to Connor McMichael.

 

[dukeofjive]

My vote for the habs is Montembeault has kept the habs in most games against way better teams.

 

[strattonius]

Brock Boeser

 

[PavelBure10]

Boeser and Myers for the Canucks forsure.

Boes has went through a lot of personal tragedy, I honestly don't think his mind was into hockey the past couple years. Brock came into this season in better shape and a refreshed mindset. Was the NHL's leading goalscorer early in the season. Plays decent at both end of the ice, complete different player. So awesome to see as a Canucks fan.

Myers has been known as chaos giraffe for so long now in Vancouver that a mistake is often a given in every game, and the Nucks fans are used to it. Myers has become the Canucks scapegoat and whipping boy over the years and I'm not saying it's not well deserved. This year though Myers has been solid defensively, and has given little reason for fans to bitch about him. Completely different player.

Not for the Canucks. I certainly notice Mikael Granlund more often this year than I did for a long time. Putting up pretty good numbers on a Sharks team that is severely lacking offensive fire power.

 

[TheShape]

Zach Hyman.

 

[deleted user]

Markstrom.

 

[Mick Riddleton]

Danton Heinen, came to Boston as a PTO, earned a spot and signed for $775,000. Danton did not get into the lineup till the 8th game of the year. He plays in all situations, wins battles, scores and makes great plays all over the ice.

 

[McSpecial DraiBlend]

Vinny Desharnais.

 

[molon labe]

Marcus Pettersson by a mile.

He's arguably one of the top true defenders in the NHL today.

We had to weather some pretty mediocre play on a contract reward....but now he's living up to it and so much more.

 

[Team_Spirit]

Joey Daccord by 2 miles

 

[Ladyfan]

Trent Frederic would be my vote.

I came here to post this.

A couple of years ago I just thought he was a goof.

He is much improved.

 

[Ladyfan]

Danton Heinen, came to Boston as a PTO, earned a spot and signed for $775,000. Danton did not get into the lineup till the 8th game of the year. He plays in all situations, wins battles, scores and makes great plays all over the ice.

I always liked Danton but WOW...he is so good for the $$.

Danton is very dependable and can play on any line. I was at the game last night and what a blast to see his face when he got a hatty! (his first). All of the Bs were happy for him.

 

[MNRube]

Wild have been a complete disaster but fortunately Rossi and Faber have been great. Also Yurov in the KHL if we want to get cute

 

[57special]

Most improved is Rossi.