Islay1989
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As far as I know, he wasn't qualified so he is a UFA.Is Bibeau still with the Avs?
As far as I know, he wasn't qualified so he is a UFA.Is Bibeau still with the Avs?
He was a group 6 UFA because of lack of gamesAs far as I know, he wasn't qualified so he is a UFA.
They just clipped the question out of the presser
Yeah. You can see it on the Avs NHL page. Can't link it because I'm on mobile.Was it a longer presser with Biller there too?
That snippet is the only video I'm seeing on the Eagles website and their YouTube page.
Yeah. You can see it on the Avs NHL page. Can't link it because I'm on mobile.
“I just want to be honest, I don’t give a **** about my points,” Kaut said of having one point in four games. “I just want to be ready for the NHL. I am working on the little stuff. Joe told me that I have to play in the Czech league like I would be playing in the NHL. That is how I am playing here. I want to score, that’s for sure. But I also want to get better at these little things like the forecheck, finishing my checks and blocking more shots.
“The Avs have two really ****ing good first lines. You realize that and that is where I know I need to play like (Matt) Calvert and (Matt) Nieto and these guys.”
“As a third-or fourth-line player, you need to be stronger with finishing your checks and being really good on the forecheck,” Kaut said. “You’re trying to work on that stuff while also learning how to be better at blocking shots. That is what I was doing on the ice with my skills coach in Pardubice and now I cannot skate.”
“The Avs have two really ****ing good first lines. You realize that and that is where I know I need to play like (Matt) Calvert and (Matt) Nieto and these guys.”
“As a third-or fourth-line player, you need to be stronger with finishing your checks and being really good on the forecheck,” Kaut said. “You’re trying to work on that stuff while also learning how to be better at blocking shots. That is what I was doing on the ice with my skills coach in Pardubice and now I cannot skate.”
I think he’s capable. Issue is that nobody can take on one of the expendable players. With each passing hour there’s less money to go around and also teams are closer to solidifying their opening roster. A player like JTC for example would be tough to move right now. He’ll be damn near impossible to move once the season starts.Maybe, just maybe, Kaut makes someone expendable in camp this year.
In theory that's true, but in reality there are always teams that suffer injuries and put guys on IR for a huge chunk of the season. If a team lost a 2nd line forward for example they'd probably have the capspace to acquire a replacement. Someone versatile like Compher could be an ideal solution in such a scenario, particularly if the player who is on IR is a pending UFA with no commitment beyond 2020/21.I think he’s capable. Issue is that nobody can take on one of the expendable players. With each passing hour there’s less money to go around and also teams are closer to solidifying their opening roster. A player like JTC for example would be tough to move right now. He’ll be damn near impossible to move once the season starts.
I have and yes it’s true. It’s very noticeable he’s trying to use NHL structure in a more unstructured environment.Has anyone seen him play, is he actually playing the way he says he is or is it just for the interview?
I have and yes it’s true. It’s very noticeable he’s trying to use NHL structure in a more unstructured environment.
I think so yes, doing the things you expect like forechecking hard, puck retrieval and shot volume. He looks a bit speedier too often getting out on the left side and can beat the D wide. There’s an article in Czech saying he leads the team in a bunch of metrics. while they were playing the team was a poor low scoring one. Maybe because everyone was ill idk but really any offensive chances were individual efforts from Kaut.Great to hear, thank you for the feedback. Is he a notable force in the ice?
In theory that's true, but in reality there are always teams that suffer injuries and put guys on IR for a huge chunk of the season. If a team lost a 2nd line forward for example they'd probably have the capspace to acquire a replacement. Someone versatile like Compher could be an ideal solution in such a scenario, particularly if the player who is on IR is a pending UFA with no commitment beyond 2020/21.