Player Discussion Jakub Lauko

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He definitely did not look out of place tonight. Always an interesting thing to watch how a player handles his first game (and whatever they get after it).

Noticeable in a good way. Build on it. Points will be hard to come by with his line mates but make things happen and he could stick. Being able to play both sides is nice as he provides versatility.
 

Kalus

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Didn't he say right after he was drafted that he eas going to be the steal of the draft or somethong like that? Clearly doesn't lack confidence!

He looked good tonight, he made a difference. Hopefully he keeps it up.
 

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Noticeable in a good way. Build on it. Points will be hard to come by with his line mates but make things happen and he could stick. Being able to play both sides is nice as he provides versatility.
I'd love to see Monty with the short leash on that 4th line. Foligno was a non-factor tonight, get him out of there and give someone else a game. If they're a non-factor, move on to the next guy. And so on until you get that 4th line is buzzing.
 

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I think Montgomery favors speed and likely a big reason Luako started game 1. Can he keep up the pace and show a little finish? TBD.
 

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I don't remember the last time they had an effective speedster on the 4th line. That was a breath of fresh air tonight. Greer, Foligno, and Frederic are going to have wrestle each other for that 4th line spot.
 

Mathews28

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I think Montgomery favors speed and likely a big reason Luako started game 1. Can he keep up the pace and show a little finish? TBD.
This is the big question I think. Finish. Look at his AHL stat line. Maybe driven by how he was used but goals and assists came infrequently. I hope he can provide a scoring tough.
 

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This is the big question I think. Finish. Look at his AHL stat line. Maybe driven by how he was used but goals and assists came infrequently. I hope he can provide a scoring tough.
I don't see it as a problem right now.- they need bottom 6 depth and he seems to play a real complimentary role.
 

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Keep your feet moving and motor revving and I can see a Carl Hagelin type career, maybe a little less offence but a little more physical. Him and Beecher would be good running mates down the road.
 

Dellstrom

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Solid start, and he should get more comfortable as he gets more reps. Definitely encouraging. Great for us to have young guys who can fill depth roles and bring some energy, it’s been a real weakness of the team the past 2 years. It must be so cool for him to play with Pasta and Krejci.
 
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Mathews28

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I don't see it as a problem right now.- they need bottom 6 depth and he seems to play a real complimentary role.
Agree and it’s not yet clear how Monty will manage the lines. In the recent past we know despite the value we see, young players would be rolled in and rolled out…looking for patience to alllw his whole game to develop.
 

Over the volcano

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Agree and it’s not yet clear how Monty will manage the lines. In the recent past we know despite the value we see, young players would be rolled in and rolled out…looking for patience to alllw his whole game to develop.
Dressing Lauko certainly seems to set a good model for what he's looking for from kids hoping to break in on those bottom lines. I can see why Frederic and Studnicka were healthy scratches and even, in a way, why McLaughlin was sent down.
 

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