Marchment has come a long way. I was happy when we signed him. Can't help but cheer for him.He was Solid
Moore and Marchment were good today as well
Liljegren was injured yesterday according to Keefe but it doesn't sound to serious
Marchment has come a long way. I was happy when we signed him. Can't help but cheer for him.He was Solid
Moore and Marchment were good today as well
Liljegren was injured yesterday according to Keefe but it doesn't sound to serious
So no Liljegren today, so he must've gotten injured last game, and we haven't heard a word about it...brutal.
Marchment has come a long way. I was happy when we signed him. Can't help but cheer for him.
He's improved exponentially, the jump his skating has taken is incredible
They sat him out of the last back to back(and the 3rd part of the 3 games in a row), so I wouldn't assume the worst just yet. Back to back with travel it's possible they were planning to sit him anyway, and it's possible he was a little banged up and they decided to be precautionary. Of course it's also possible he just suffered a career ending injury, but I wouldn't assume the worst until we actually hear news.
get him to spend 24/7 with nielsen then, teach him how to magically fix skating
get him to spend 24/7 with nielsen then, teach him how to magically fix skating
Did you watch the Marlies last year? Only guys who could do things well consistently were the guys too good for the AHL. If they got shut down, the Marlies struggled to win games, even though there were a ton of talented guys beyond them. Time and time again there were guys messing things up or not being where they were supposed to be. A huge development curve. You could say it was youth inconsistency, but his entire job (before winning) is making sure that those guys are picking the system up.
It was very similar to how the Leafs are so far this year.
Seems like his schtick to be honest, goes from not good enough for a league one season to being a middle of the lineup/ impact player the next. I really hope he doesn't get scooped and that we have a handshake agreement for an elc next season.Marchment is interesting, I must admit. His skating has gotten better as you guys have said but I didnt realise how big he was. Its crazy that he didnt start playing tier II until he was 18. Tier II. A few years later hes in the pros.
Neilsen might not work out but he is the type of player you can stay patient with. His tools are really good. Size, offense, amazing shot. If he works out, we could have a very good player.
I am willing to give him time because of the potential he has, if he can iron out a few things.
You know how I feel about Nielsen's skating issues Walshy, I don't think his feet are "fixable"
Is Marchment's production even the slightest bit sustainable? He barely had 0.5 PPG last year in the ECHL, so this sort of jump is pretty eye popping. I've hardly seen him play so I don't actually know if he's been playing as well as his stat line would indicate. Putting up more than a point per game as a 6'4 22 year old in the AHL would be ridiculously impressive.
Anyone know why Bracco is being kept on the shelf? He's appeared in 3 games or something?!?
His skating looked bad last year because his core strength was bad. Last year he barely played and the medical staff had him working out and resting rather than playing. This was all planned .Coach said that in an interview. Dzerkals is on the same routine this yearIs Marchment's production even the slightest bit sustainable? He barely had 0.5 PPG last year in the ECHL, so this sort of jump is pretty eye popping. I've hardly seen him play so I don't actually know if he's been playing as well as his stat line would indicate. Putting up more than a point per game as a 6'4 22 year old in the AHL would be ridiculously impressive.
Anyone know why Bracco is being kept on the shelf? He's appeared in 3 games or something?!?
Is Marchment's production even the slightest bit sustainable? He barely had 0.5 PPG last year in the ECHL, so this sort of jump is pretty eye popping. I've hardly seen him play so I don't actually know if he's been playing as well as his stat line would indicate. Putting up more than a point per game as a 6'4 22 year old in the AHL would be ridiculously impressive.
Interesting take. Can I ask why? It’s not like he’s mechanically sound. There is functional issues that he can change, not that it’s easy. Changing years of muscle memory never is.
You did a great job explaining it. Dice is the expert though but even to the eye you can see he doesn't have it.Diceman can explain it better than me but it's to do with his fast twitch muscle fibres and that effects his foot speed, explosiveness, pivots, how high he picks his feet up, when he's skating, that's why he looks so clunky
When you watch Nielsen and get Diceman's explanation it's actually quite noticeable to see, Salt was involved in the discussion as well so he may be able to explain it better than I can
I find it a little bit annoying that the signing of Polak may end up meaning we lose a player like Marchment.Seems like his schtick to be honest, goes from not good enough for a league one season to being a middle of the lineup/ impact player the next. I really hope he doesn't get scooped and that we have a handshake agreement for an elc next season.
I find it a little bit annoying that the signing of Polak may end up meaning we lose a player like Marchment.
I'm aware but you dont want to be right up against the limit which is why a player like Marchment isnt signed. He can leave at any time.with polak we are at 49 contracts we can sign marchment to a ELC if we like, It will mean we cant take on an extra contract in trade or claim someone without trading someone first