rocketdan9
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Who is this someone else ???
He better start producing or else it's time to put someone else on that line, this is our #2 line, not our 4th and we need production especially with the glorious chances he is getting.
Yeah let's break up the lines that are clicking because he hasn't buried one yet in his first 8 NHL games.
Yep just leave things the way they are,the goals will come.
Maybe Vatrano or Debrusk from the AHL.
Yeah let's break up the lines that are clicking because he hasn't buried one yet in his first 8 NHL games.
I get it, we are winning, so all is great. Just saying that if we start losing some games and this guy is still putting up zeroes, something will need to be done. For the record, I like how the kid is playing, just not his results. Kind of reminds me of Brett Connolly from last year, kid had a zillion great chances, only buried a few though and was let go after the end of the season.
I agree,the points must come,he's getting minutes with 2 top players.
He is playing with two extremely creative guys, is supposedly a scorer, but has yet to score vs Top 6 competition.
I don't understand the resistance to sliding Stafford into that 2nd line LW spot and moving Cehlarik back to the 3rd line RW spot (which I believe is his natural position). He will still be with creative offensive players, but facing lesser competition, which might help him break through on the scoring sheet.
He has had a legit goal called back on a cheezy offside, has hit the post a few times and has set up his linemates for glorious chances. Plus, the 2nd line is playing very well with him on it. Not sure why we are breaking up the 2nd line just for the sake of breaking up the 2nd line.
Aren't we 7-2 with him in the line-up?
9 games, 14:32 TOI...
0g/2a
Even if you want to give him credit for a goal he didn't get that projects to 9g/18a for a full season for someone playing Top 6 minutes with two gifted linemates.
The B's 3rd line LW is Frank Vatrano. By comparison his numbers over that same stretch:
9 games, 14:05 TOI...
4g/4a
FYI...another B's player has 0g/2a (with 9:42 TOI) in his last 9 games and the team is also 7-2...Jimmy Hayes.
Cehlarik is also only 9 games into his NHL career. With the way he's played and the chemistry he's shown with the other two on his line, he could very easily be a PPG guy right now. Some puck luck and good goaltending has kept him from picking up more numbers, but at this stage in his career, we should be focusing more on his play rather than his stats IMO.
Weird that there are such split views on the guy, I think he's played great and could easily have 3/4 more points with even a little bit of puck luck from him or DK/Pasta. Not worried about a line that is playing great together at all.
Weird that there are such split views on the guy, I think he's played great and could easily have 3/4 more points with even a little bit of puck luck from him or DK/Pasta. Not worried about a line that is playing great together at all.