#RedWings released PA Parenteau from his pro tryout. They will speak to David Booth tomorrow.
Looks like Kenny is going to sign Booth after all.
I remember multiple "experts" around here screaming "it's just a try out, no way they'll be signed".
LOL
Hes got more size and strength. That will help him.
Yes, he was released by the Wings and released by the Canes. He was a contributor on the power play this preseason so I'm fine with him on the team. I don't think he's going to be particularly successful but have nothing against him. Glad to have a younger guy who can potentially score in the lineup. The PP was total trash last year so throw as much at the wall as you can and see what sticks.
He is noticeably quicker. He must've really worked hard, for sure.Just love him. What on Earth did he do on summer training, skates fast and that shot is absolute bomb.
His shot seems way more controlled as well, I've seen a lot of his clappers skating a foot or less over the ice.Just love him. What on Earth did he do on summer training, skates fast and that shot is absolute bomb.
Just love him. What on Earth did he do on summer training, skates fast and that shot is absolute bomb.
Low shots are still really good shots, especially with a lot of pepper on them...While I am happy he has scored twice and played decently so far, my concern is that both his goals were saves that the goalie should have made. He has an absolute bomb, but both and especially his first goal were weak shots, with the first one along the ice, which NHL goalies stop about 90-95% of the time. Having said that, he is already doing other little things, that Pulkkinen never did, like back-check, hustle, compete hard, so that is good.
I'm also only cautiously optimistic at this point. I still think he looks like he's struggling with the pace at times. But overall he looks way more comfortable than Pulkkinen ever did. That will allow him to stick around even if he goes through a scoring drought.While I am happy he has scored twice and played decently so far, my concern is that both his goals were saves that the goalie should have made. He has an absolute bomb, but both and especially his first goal were weak shots, with the first one along the ice, which NHL goalies stop about 90-95% of the time. Having said that, he is already doing other little things, that Pulkkinen never did, like back-check, hustle, compete hard, so that is good.
Low shots are still really good shots, especially with a lot of pepper on them...
5 hole before the goalie can even get down? Sounds terrible.