He’s looked good today, no question. Nifty skill set.What's your thoughts on Sennecke?
He’s looked good today, no question. Nifty skill set.What's your thoughts on Sennecke?
Only the third period to work with, but I liked quite a few of the forwards' efforts.
Defensemen were more of a mixed bag. Unfortunately for Parekh, he wasn't able to really put Team Canada in an uncomfortable position when it came to his play, unlike Sennecke.
Not sure why the refs had the whistles away. Though it was a relatively clean game, it certainly shouldn’t have been a penalty free game. The coaches need to look at some special teams. Like you mentioned, a guy like Parekh absolutely needs a PP or two to show his worth. I can guarantee that the game vs the US will NOT be penalty free.Parekh was pretty steady in the first and started to have mistakes creep into his game in the 2nd and was mostly just invisible in the 3rd. If he gets into the game tomorrow hopefully there's a little more open ice and maybe a PP or two so he can play to his strengths, that's the reason you'd be taking him if you take him.
Parekh was pretty steady in the first and started to have mistakes creep into his game in the 2nd and was mostly just invisible in the 3rd. If he gets into the game tomorrow hopefully there's a little more open ice and maybe a PP or two so he can play to his strengths, that's the reason you'd be taking him if you take him.
I think it’s Slovaks.please help me out here is it Slovaks or Slovakians?
We are missing 5 of our top 6 forwards and 3 best defensemen. But the Slovak team has lots of motivation, the bottom 6 forward sports are basically anyone’s to grab if they play well enough. So that’s why there may be some extra juice, guys don’t want to go home right now. Especially when those roster spots are so wide open.Now 3-0 Slovakia after the second.
The Slovaks still missing several (I think they said 7) players. So, they are not nearly at full strength, which is probably a factor why the German team kind of hangs around. I am not unhappy with the way this team plays this game, but it is also clear that they will a difficult time avoiding relegation.
The Slovaks are clearly more skilled and deserve the lead, even though I expected them to dominate possession a little bit more. I hope they do well in the tournament.
R.Rotenberg: IIHF, Hockey Canada and TSN have lost hundreds of millions of dollars because the Russian national team doesn't play at WJC, IIHFWorlds. Maybe even 1 billion dollars?
Only the third period to work with, but I liked quite a few of the forwards' efforts.
Defensemen were more of a mixed bag. Unfortunately for Parekh, he wasn't able to really put Team Canada in an uncomfortable position when it came to his play, unlike Sennecke.
Is this meant to be taken seriously? Hundreds of millions, or even a billion dollars lost because Russia hasn't played in three WJCs? What currency exactly? The tournament is more enjoyable with Russia there obviously but the monetary loss not going to be all that big.
I have to imagine that for some of the decision makers they are unhappy about Sennecke. It's harder to cut him now. Shouldn't be that way but probably is to some degree.
We are missing 5 of our top 6 forwards and 3 best defensemen. But the Slovak team has lots of motivation, the bottom 6 forward sports are basically anyone’s to grab if they play well enough. So that’s why there may be some extra juice, guys don’t want to go home right now. Especially when those roster spots are so wide open.
Yes I assume he plays again tomorrow. If he has another good game and doesn't get picked it pretty much renders the idea of a camp, at least in terms of team selection, useless.I'd have to assume he plays again tomorrow, will be interesting if his deployment stays the same.
I mean, he's not a perfect prospect but hard to find better chance generators than him.