Skip Bayless
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Good comparison, but Dach is a bit feistier.
Post-Game Talk: Habs lose to the Broons.
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Hannibal
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Stive Morgan
Mhm. Mhm. Mhm.
WeThreeKings
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Walked off the ice after pitching a shutout in our first play-off game and saw the Habs secured the L.
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Skip Bayless
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Stive Morgan
Mhm. Mhm. Mhm.
I was always like Montembault... allow a bunch of goals in the first 5 minutes then play like Hasek for the remainder of the game lol
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Go back and read how many here were bemoaning the fact that we traded for Matheson. While he never will be as good as Petry at his peak, there isn’t a team in the NHL where Matheson wouldn’t be a top 4 defenceman, and a top 2 on most.
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And not too far behind Dach ... Nick Suzuki with 22.5 mins.
And through no coincidence, all three of them had an outstanding game.
Nick has been getting hot lately.
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Not one of them could have seen his play with Pittsburgh in the post season.
Disagree. Unless the trade him, he’s going to play, and I’m pretty sure he cannot be trade with his contract.
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Suzuki with one goal and one assist vs. the Bruins, just like Dach.
His goal was a neat snipe from the left faceoff circle, on which Swayman had no chance.
His goal was a neat snipe from the left faceoff circle, on which Swayman had no chance.
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There were several blatant non-calls during this game. However, this one was particularly notable.
Pezzetta gets cross-checked repeatedly, so much so that he collapsed, as evidenced by his disappearance from the screen:
Why was it notable? Cause Carlo Colaiacovo once collapsed in pain and vanished from the screen just like that and it became one of the most iconic NHL gifs of all time.
OK, so Pezzetta doesn't have the grimacing down pat but he does own the vanishing part.
Pezzetta gets cross-checked repeatedly, so much so that he collapsed, as evidenced by his disappearance from the screen:
Why was it notable? Cause Carlo Colaiacovo once collapsed in pain and vanished from the screen just like that and it became one of the most iconic NHL gifs of all time.
OK, so Pezzetta doesn't have the grimacing down pat but he does own the vanishing part.
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To think, if it wasnt for injuries we could have had Dach hit at least 20 and Caufield potentially at 40 goals. It truly feels werid to have young offensive players to be excited for.
donghabs98
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I personally get Getzlaf vibes. Dach is big and plays big too. Adam Nichols really has done a good job getting Dach to make adjustments to his game.
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nah it was more like they kind of turned into each other and the Pit got him part shoulder part head but accidental...he was fine after
Yaaas.
We've seen growth in him especially, this year along with our other core pieces..
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Edmunson is RIGHT there and doesn't go after the guy? Wow, he has to go ASAP. That's pathetic.
I’ll give him a pass. Standing up for Hoffman… the guy who gives no s*it about this team
Scintillating10
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Plus Petry career on back 9, or in the clubhouse. He's not same player as 2 or 3 years ago. I think big D takes awhile for mature. If skill is there. Bruins did same with Lindholm.
