SteveV*
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Hat tricks are always an indication of skill.
Boyd Devereaux
Dude you don't even know how plus minus works.
Hat tricks are always an indication of skill.
Boyd Devereaux
It is called net presence, going in front and tipping shots.
It's a skill not everyone has, heck Leafs are paying someone 5.25 for max term because he'll stand in front of the net and drop the gloves, while having a career high of 46 points.
Grabovski had three goals and an assist in his first game since he signed with Washington in August. Alex Ovechkin had a goal and an assist, but the Capitals dropped their opener for the second straight season.
“They got a little bit lucky today,” Grabovski said. “We need to learn from our mistakes what we did. We just need to play better the next game.”
Grabovski had consecutive power-play goals in the third, giving Washington a 3-2 lead with 14:44 left.
It happens to a lot of players. Doesn't mean much.
This is the Leafs board, not the Caps board.
Not you specifically, but I just don't get the big fuss over Grabo. He is as relevant to the Leafs as Mike Fisher or Jay Rosehill is at this point.
Everyone has favorite players on other teams, but people need to stop filling up the Leafs board (you can literally find Grabo in like every thread ) with talk about a Caps player.
Ulf.. definitely agree that Trouba has looked miles better than Rielly so far.
Rielly hasn't played to be fair, but he did look good at the Worlds last year in a draft that was Defencemen heavy in quality.
Agreed, Hall made some Gardineresque plays last night.
Hall is learning a new position (which doesn't change the risk taking) and is 21, while Kessel is 26. Kessel has improved a great deal over the years, and no reason not to expect Hall to do the same.