not quite yoda
Registered User
Who is most responsible for his line's production this season? Who is the most dominant player in the present?
Schremp, Perry or Hunter?
Schremp, Perry or Hunter?
Boomhower said:I'm not even sure you can call them a line.
trahans99 said:Very good post, I was wandering the same a few days ago.
I'd say Perry then Schremp then Hunter and i'll add Bolland in there too.
Perry is the most dominant junior player this year besides Crosby.
However, IMO Schremp is the best all around player of the 4. Perry just seems to be in the right spot all the time.
It takes more then 3 months of learning defence to be considered a two-way player.trahans99 said:Schremp is not a one way player anymore. :
I agree with the first point. Disagree with the 2nd. If the poster is quoting the coach, who are you to say that he is still a POS in the defensive zone?MrMastodonFarm said:It takes more then 3 months of learning defence to be considered a two-way player.
If you think Schremp is anything more then a one-way player, you are really out to lunch.
Hey, good for Schremp for actually finding his own zone this year. I am sure he has made some progress. It is going to take alot more then 2 months of him trying to play defence to declare that he still isn't anything more then a one way player.slats432 said:I agree with the first point. Disagree with the 2nd. If the poster is quoting the coach, who are you to say that he is still a POS in the defensive zone?
jadeddog said:well, as others have said, they dont play on the same line very much at all, hardly ever actually..... so the question should really be "which one of these players is the best?"..... schremp is usually on the 2nd line, while hunter and perry are together on the 1st..... the PP is the only time they really play together, and even there schremp is often on the 2nd grouping
and yeah, schremp may have found his own end this year, but its gonna take more than 3 months of hockey for him to change his stripes.... if he plays well in his own zone for the rest of the year and then for his first season in the pros, only then will i believe that he has really bought into the idea of a 2-way game....
all that being said, i believe that schremp is the most talented of the 3, while perry is the best all-around forward on the team, and will prolly have the better NHL career
jadeddog said:well, as others have said, they dont play on the same line very much at all, hardly ever actually..... so the question should really be "which one of these players is the best?"..... schremp is usually on the 2nd line, while hunter and perry are together on the 1st..... the PP is the only time they really play together, and even there schremp is often on the 2nd grouping
Cowboy said:I am pretty sure he is on the first PP unit all the time with Hunter, Perry, Bolland and Sevret. And even if Power Play time is the only time spent together, it is quality time for the knights. They work the puck around like no other team i know, and it always ends up on Schremps stick and in the net. Meaning, he is the man!
markov` said:For seeing only one game from the Knights, I'd say it's not any of the three. Danny Syvret doesn't get a lot of credit but IMO, he's their best player. Corey Perry is #2.
MrMastodonFarm said:It takes more then 3 months of learning defence to be considered a two-way player.
If you think Schremp is anything more then a one-way player, you are really out to lunch.
Beukeboom Fan said:Isn't it possible that Shremp always knew what he was supposed to be doing (backchecking), but he's finally made the committment to becoming a complete hockey player?
I really think that for most gifted hockey players, defense isn't something that has to be learned but rather the effort has to be made. Look at guys like Yzerman, Sakic & Modano. They all were known for being one-way players early in their career, until they figured out that they had to play defense to win. I don't think it was a matter of them learning to backcheck, but rather them maturing and realizing that this is what it takes to win. Some players do it sooner, some later, and some never figure it out.