Agreed. Been a rough few years for him.
Grey hair has nothing to do with aging in this context. Lots of humans are fully grey by 30 or 40 with no impact on their physical fitness. It's a trait closer to hair or eye color than any direct marker of aging.Last night I was going to make a post saying "Future Shark Brady Skjei!!!" but I forgot so here it is now.
But then I look at Brady Skjei's picture on hockeydb and I compare it to his younger picture and I wonder if this is a guy who we should spend money on. Is that amount of grey hair at 30 years of age normal?
I know age brings wisdom but is that a sign of accelerated aging?
Started graying at 23. Silver haired fox by 28 and now grays might outnumber my dark brown at the age of 34. My damn beard is starting to gray and I find that very unacceptable though lol always said I’m cool going gray up top but wanted a dark beard into my mid 40’s at least.Last night I was going to make a post saying "Future Shark Brady Skjei!!!" but I forgot so here it is now.
But then I look at Brady Skjei's picture on hockeydb and I compare it to his younger picture and I wonder if this is a guy who we should spend money on. Is that amount of grey hair at 30 years of age normal?
I know age brings wisdom but is that a sign of accelerated aging?
Addiction is an awful thing. I hope he gets help.
I think you should stop saying this lol. Back to back games you have said it and both times it has lead to late wins by the canes.
That's not as convincing an argument as you think it is!
i think so. he looks really bad out there. i think more so than the speed going, i think his hands are going.Joe Pavelski has 1 assist in 11 games, averaging a hair over one shot per game on 17mins total, and 2mins of power play ice time. -2 and ~36% faceoffs. Is this the end of the line?
