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doge is tough competitor, shows lots of drive and effort. Torts would approve.
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doge is tough competitor, shows lots of drive and effort. Torts would approve.
Daisy Ridley
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But does he block shots?doge is tough competitor, shows lots of drive and effort. Torts would approve.
That dog only knows 110% it wouldn't be able to control itself from not blocking the shot. Energizer bunny.
EdwardTK
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I'm not a Jacket fan but Panarin is my favorite player so i have been watching lots Blue Jackets.
He's special, so special. Everytime he has the puck you know something special can happen.
that longs since WJC 2011 final game Russia Canada were Bread begins comeback with his will and creativity. He just breaked that game and leads his team to win. Combination of will and joy to win with skill.
New guy and Black Hawks fan here. Don't hold it against me though. I hated the Panarin trade. I think Bowman is an idiot for trading Panarin for Saad.
Panarin is a top 10 scorer and talent. This year the guys at the top are pouring on the points and running away from him a bit. Scoring seems to be up except for the Blue Jackets.
Panarin is my favorite player and I find myself watching all the Blue Jackets games and their scores to see how he is doing.
Saad will never be close to what Panarin is. Saad is severely overpaid. Who thinks he's worth 6 Mil a year?
Panarin didn't need Kane as much as Kane is missing Panarin this year. Panarin makes his line mates better as you guys are seeing.
I actually watch more Blue Jackets games now than Hawks games. One thing I noticed is the lack of scoring talent on this team.
Panarin could have 65 assists if his line mates could close the deal. I do wish he would shoot more and felt the same way when he played in Chicago.
Hopefully the younger forwards will step up their game soon. This is a good young team on the way up.
I really like the team, don't like the head coach. Best of luck to the Blue Jackets, I'll be watching.
Panarin is a top 10 scorer and talent. This year the guys at the top are pouring on the points and running away from him a bit. Scoring seems to be up except for the Blue Jackets.
Panarin is my favorite player and I find myself watching all the Blue Jackets games and their scores to see how he is doing.
Saad will never be close to what Panarin is. Saad is severely overpaid. Who thinks he's worth 6 Mil a year?
Panarin didn't need Kane as much as Kane is missing Panarin this year. Panarin makes his line mates better as you guys are seeing.
I actually watch more Blue Jackets games now than Hawks games. One thing I noticed is the lack of scoring talent on this team.
Panarin could have 65 assists if his line mates could close the deal. I do wish he would shoot more and felt the same way when he played in Chicago.
Hopefully the younger forwards will step up their game soon. This is a good young team on the way up.
I really like the team, don't like the head coach. Best of luck to the Blue Jackets, I'll be watching.
BreadKick
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Panarins fan and lurker here. The fun about the video is that Artemij say (in Russian of course) for the dog "put it (the ball) down, put it down! That is not fair of you (you are cheating)"
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Cowumbus
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He's growing on me. I'd like to see what he does in the playoffs before I go too crazy on his next contract.
He looked very good with Kucherov at the last WHC and outscored Nikita, but of course, they will never play together in the NHL, which is kinda pity... Still, I think Atkinson is back to his form, and Dubois has made a nice progress this season. So Panarin's scoring is on a rise.
CarolinaBlueJacket
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Just returned from Western Canada road trip and was very impressed with Panarin. He is so patient with the puck and makes good decisions that set up his teammates. Saad is a very good player but at this point the Jackets win this trade by a mile.
hardkorejackets
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It's incredible. I need to make it a habit of watching his highlights more often.
I'm honestly at the point of giving Panarin free range of whatever he wants to do with the puck is fine with me. Like the play vs Vancouver in overtime on Saturday, he's standing near Korpisalo with a Canuck player next to him, he flips the puck to himself within 4 feet of Korpisalo and takes off with it... I look at my dad and said "Ya know, if any other player on this team attempted to do that I would be upset... But, Panarin, he can do whatever he wants"
CarolinaBlueJacket
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Oh yeah I remember that play and thinking of a quote from Major League... Nice catch Hayes, don't every f***ing do it again.
CBJ goalie
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Congrats to Panarin for breaking the CBJ record for most points in a season.
One of the most exciting players I've ever watched. Electric.
One of the most exciting players I've ever watched. Electric.
Bobcat110
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CBJ miss the playoffs this year without Panarin. We know it's true..sign him.
Sore Loser
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Saad: 18-17-35, -7 in 79 games.
Panarin: 27-53-80, +21 in 80 games.
Just for fun...
Kane: 27-47-74, -18 in 79 games.
To all the Hawks fans who said "Panarin will be nothing without Kane"... maybe it's the other way around?
"Panarin is useless in the playoffs. Saad will be way better"...
...have to get to the playoffs to find out. Tough luck. Maybe next year...
Panarin: 27-53-80, +21 in 80 games.
Just for fun...
Kane: 27-47-74, -18 in 79 games.
To all the Hawks fans who said "Panarin will be nothing without Kane"... maybe it's the other way around?
"Panarin is useless in the playoffs. Saad will be way better"...
...have to get to the playoffs to find out. Tough luck. Maybe next year...
Theo Von
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Artemi is the gift that keeps giving and I’m loving every second of it.
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I'm giving myself credit for being the first to posit this back when the trade was made.
EDIT: Page 5, June 23, 2017
Sore Loser
Sorest of them all
I wasn't around the boards at the time. But, I know I said the same thing to friends.
Great minds think alike...
On a side note, a good friend of mine is a Blackhawks fan. The news broke at work... he looked like he was going to cry. I'm so glad it's working out for us.
Dubois, Atkinson and the offense have been on fire lately... id rather see them hot now vs what we saw last year
Buddy of mine is a Hawks fan and I couldnt even throw it in his face, he was already defeated
. All he could say is "he'll be good for you guys"
Blueliner70
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He is the most dynamic player the CBJ has ever had. Without question.
I'll go back to our origins and say that Whitney was a comparable. The real title might actually go to Bryan Berard.
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