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That I don't know. Bratt's showed good chemistry with both Johansson and Hall, so I'm not sure it matters.Do you think he'll remain on the first line until he goes cold? And Palmieri to the 2nd?
That I don't know. Bratt's showed good chemistry with both Johansson and Hall, so I'm not sure it matters.Do you think he'll remain on the first line until he goes cold? And Palmieri to the 2nd?
Do you think he'll remain on the first line until he goes cold? And Palmieri to the 2nd?
45+ points for a 6th round rookie in his draft + 1 year in the NHL? Possible but I'd bet against it.
What happens when Palmieri and Stafford come back? I can't imagine they'll just stick him on the 4th line given his performance thus far.
I know, I am impressed with him too. But it's been two games only.If u told me this before the season started i would have agreed.. But after watching this guy play in the beginning im sure there is a possibility.
Plus a fantastic preseason, training camp, development camp, prospect challenge, and World Junior showcase. He's been flying for months now. I agree 45 is lofty and probably won't happen this season, but he looks capable now.I know, I am impressed with him too. But it's been two games only.
Plus a fantastic preseason, training camp, development camp, prospect challenge, and World Junior showcase. He's been flying for months now. I agree 45 is lofty and probably won't happen this season, but he looks capable now.
If he were a first round pick this thread would be five times as long and there would be people (prematurely) anointing him as a star.I keep waiting for the floor to fall out from under Bratt. I still do expect that but his on ice play looks impressive so it’s hard not to just keep expecting him to be good.
If he has a first round pick last year, combined with his play, I think we would all more easily expect his play to continue and we’d talk him up as a Calder candidates.
If he were a first round pick this thread would be five times as long and there would be people (prematurely) anointing him as a star.
“I went over here with the goal of making the team. I had a terrific summer with exceptional physical training thanks to Andreas Öhgren. It really worked out well,” says Bratt. “I’ve also had very good support from family, friends and relatives and my agent Joakim Persson. In addition to that, I’ve been helped with the mental aspects of the game by Andy Swärd. I don’t think that I would play here if it wasn’t for Andy.”
“I came here extremely well prepared for the rookie tournament as well as the training camp. Since day one, I’ve worked hard and tried to show all the coaches and the other players that I deserve to be on the team, and this time things turned out well.”
The mental coach Andy Swärd in Malmö, Sweden works with several hockey players including goaltenders Oscar Alsenfelt, Christopher Nilstorp, Joel Lassinantti and Markus Svensson. The collaboration with Bratt has given the youngster an extra boost on the ice.
Bratt: “Together we have focused on how to be prepared and knowing what to do every time I step out on the ice. It´s made me feel extremely comfortable when I´ve played. I´ve been very focused on what to do and that´s helped me a lot.”
Rönnkvist: “Is this a collaboration that started this summer or have you been working together previously?”
Bratt: “It’s a new thing. I started working with him after the season with AIK because I felt that I didn’t really know how to perform on top every night. I felt that he was a person that could help me a lot. My agent helped us come in touch with each other and we’ve been having great conversations ever since, which is something that has benefited me a lot.
My agent and I have put up a long term plan for me to strive for - a plan that has made me feel comfortable. Things might have happened a little sooner than we expected 3-4 years ago, but it´s immensely fun to be here now.”
Pretty sure Bratt will not take over Palmieris role. Hope he gets 3rd line though. Devils look good. I'm impressed!
Lmao
I really found this article pretty interesting. Sometimes, it isn't only about how good you are, but how you feel about yourself playing the game. You have to go into each and every game with the right mindset, but I really haven't heard of too many players training with a mental coach. Definitely seems as though it is working though.RememberTheName posted this article in the Bratt thread on the Devils board, which I found very interesting. In particular, how he worked not only with a coach on this physical training this summer, but also with a mental coach – which Bratt gives a lot of credit to for his success since the end of last season.
It provides some insight into how he has made such an impressive jump in his career over the past few months.
https://www.allaboutthejersey.com/2...sverige-nhl-debut-andy-sward-ronnie-ronnqvist
Pretty sure Bratt will not take over Palmieris role. Hope he gets 3rd line though. Devils look good. I'm impressed!
For balance though they may want Palmieri on the second line and Bratt on the first line. They've been rolling them out pretty evenly anyways.He probably won't take Palmieri's spot on the top line, once he's fully healthy, but he could definitely take Stafford's spot on the 2nd line in my opinion.
Hall-Zacha-Palmieri
MoJo-Nico-Bratt
Wood-Henrique-Stafford
Sign me up.
NJD looks so much better with stafford on the 3rd line. I dont know why they had him playing with nico at the beginning of the yr.
Have to give a lot of credit to the new Director of Scouting Paul Castron who was hired by Shero when he took over as GM. You can see the focus go towards skill and speed almost overnight. The Devils to that point seemed stagnated under Conte.Bratt already looks very fluid in the NHL. I know it's early but this guy will be a player.
Whoever scouted him deserves a bonus.