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Yeah I think they called it a Santini goal with secondary to Hischier but I can't remember who had primary.
I was in the white zone and it looked like it was his Nico's goal as well. Pretty sure he was the one that sent it in from the boards and I don't recall it being elevated nor did it look like it was redirected twice before it was in the back of the net.
It seemed to find back of the net quickly and unimpeded on a direct angle from Nico to the back of net.
I really hope the team has some sort of coaching available to him. I'd hate to think it's just him doing workouts at the team facility by himself.
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I believe the Statsny brothers did this with the national team in the 1970's. Zacha has always looked up to the pioneers of Czech hockey.
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I didn't get to look it up, but I was told by my sis guay and carpenter didn't/will not get any offers? They were solid
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Davies looked pretty tiny but he had good awareness, hands, and body positioning in the offensive zone. Hopefully he will put up some numbers in college this year.
Kujawinski had a good game. Acted like a power forward should, using his body to move the play towards the net. Normally I find him underwhelming so it was nice to see the more positive side of his game.
People have already talked about Walsh but he certainly looked to have offensive instincts to go with his skating ability.
McLeod, seemed calm and in control on his shifts. He had one play where he started from an almost stand still and went blue line to blue line so quickly and smoothly. It didn't even looked like he tried and he had just exploded up the ice.
Nico, at least in a prospects camp, he was able to translate his bread and butter from juniors to the camp. He was at his best when he was starting and stopping and reversing plays.
Wood, all the things that I dislike about his game were on display, as well as his good points.
Bastian, showed off nice hands on a few rushes.
Boqvist, got himself some decent scoring chances with speed and skill but never seemed to catch all of his shot.
Speers and Anderson both were kind of similar. They weren't flashy but they were in the correct places and made the proper plays.
Popugaev, can he have been both disappointing and exciting at the same time? He wasn't pushing the play or making much happen but when plays did happen with him you can see he is unusually skilled for someone so tall. Let off a very hard wrist shot on one play.
Chainey, with this being such a skilled camp for him to not look out of place at 17 years old was impressive by itself.
Kujawinski had a good game. Acted like a power forward should, using his body to move the play towards the net. Normally I find him underwhelming so it was nice to see the more positive side of his game.
People have already talked about Walsh but he certainly looked to have offensive instincts to go with his skating ability.
McLeod, seemed calm and in control on his shifts. He had one play where he started from an almost stand still and went blue line to blue line so quickly and smoothly. It didn't even looked like he tried and he had just exploded up the ice.
Nico, at least in a prospects camp, he was able to translate his bread and butter from juniors to the camp. He was at his best when he was starting and stopping and reversing plays.
Wood, all the things that I dislike about his game were on display, as well as his good points.
Bastian, showed off nice hands on a few rushes.
Boqvist, got himself some decent scoring chances with speed and skill but never seemed to catch all of his shot.
Speers and Anderson both were kind of similar. They weren't flashy but they were in the correct places and made the proper plays.
Popugaev, can he have been both disappointing and exciting at the same time? He wasn't pushing the play or making much happen but when plays did happen with him you can see he is unusually skilled for someone so tall. Let off a very hard wrist shot on one play.
Chainey, with this being such a skilled camp for him to not look out of place at 17 years old was impressive by itself.
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I thought Guay was much better in the 3 on 3 than today besides the shootout move. He didn't impress me much today though. I'd offer him at least an ahl deal though.
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Somebody needs to introduce him to some good Italian sauces to put on his pasta.
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Apparently they're not putting it up this year. Guess they're trading off more public attention for the thousand people there to have a 'unique' experience.
If I knew they weren't going to stream it I might have gone this year. Then again I've gone the last two years and it's always weird to sit there and wonder just what exactly you want to see - goals, saves, good defense...one guy doing well is another guy not doing well in a scrimmage.
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I 100% beleive Zacha will be unleashed this year.
Nico will be a star and #1C for years to come. Whether that is this year or next year, be patient. The kid has so much talent. Back to Zacha...that one timer video I saw, I was blown away. THAT is the Zacha shot we've all seen for awhile. I've said for awhile, he got toned down by the staff for a hit(s) and was told to calm it down. Why, who knows? This guy has been in Jersey all summer, away from family etc, and WANTS to get better. He will have an "A" on his chest I believe down the road. He too will be a good one.
Shero knows what he's doing. Looks like we have a diamond in the rough out of harvard on defense. Rykov too!
Nico will be a star and #1C for years to come. Whether that is this year or next year, be patient. The kid has so much talent. Back to Zacha...that one timer video I saw, I was blown away. THAT is the Zacha shot we've all seen for awhile. I've said for awhile, he got toned down by the staff for a hit(s) and was told to calm it down. Why, who knows? This guy has been in Jersey all summer, away from family etc, and WANTS to get better. He will have an "A" on his chest I believe down the road. He too will be a good one.
Shero knows what he's doing. Looks like we have a diamond in the rough out of harvard on defense. Rykov too!
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Carpenter is in college so he can't sign any offers.
For Guay, he's still 18. He's going back to the Q and I wouldn't commit any contracts to forwards at this moment with amount of forward prospects we have now.
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I don't think there are any objects being thrown because everyone is too busy throwing up
