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I think that's the most likely scenario, or at least, he won't have the same offensive impact. You never know for sure though,
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Ray Kinsella
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They’re two different people. I feel it truly unfair to him to constantly be compared to his brother (not saying you are), but so many are.
I think this is still a stretch. Brady looked very good many times and those guys certainly had their flashes - no doubting that Hughes looked great - but I don't see those other guys outpacing him.
Overall I just think you are being too harsh - trying to tear Brady down to prove your thoughts that you liked other players. You can still like other players but no need to try and frame Brady in negative light.
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So stoked to eventually see Tkachuk in the Sens line up, even if it takes some time. He’s going to be a beast and destroy opponents, keep zone possession and create so much space for our other top players, that extra second it takes to separate. These are qualities the Sens have so desperately been missing since having guys like Neil in the line up . I hope we put together a team that puts the fear in their eyes.
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What really puts fear in oppenents eyes is looking up the ice and seeing a Karlsson or Stone attacking them with the puck.
I'm hoping that's what Tkachuck becomes more known for.
I'm hoping that's what Tkachuck becomes more known for.
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That's probably not gonna happen, I'm really hoping I'm wrong but I cant see Brady being an elite puck carrier like Karlsson or Stone and have the ability to carry the puck from end to end and make clean O-zone entrees.
I'm looking forward to him playing in the same mold as his dad, which is going to be a massive win for his team mates, and thus a massive win for us.
Like Mann explained, this guy is a very unique player like his dad and brother, he may not score as much as some of the snipers, but when this type of player comes available you grab him. It's much easier to get guys that can score than it is to get guys who have high level skills, play with fierce aggression, and at the same time inspire the team to play harder.
I'm thinking about how unique Neil was, now lessen the fighting prowess by a lot and increase the hockey skills to excellent levels (not elite), and you're starting to get the picture of how important and unique this kid can be to the team.
Imagine Neil being a top line calibre player..... Scary....
Like Mann explained, this guy is a very unique player like his dad and brother, he may not score as much as some of the snipers, but when this type of player comes available you grab him. It's much easier to get guys that can score than it is to get guys who have high level skills, play with fierce aggression, and at the same time inspire the team to play harder.
I'm thinking about how unique Neil was, now lessen the fighting prowess by a lot and increase the hockey skills to excellent levels (not elite), and you're starting to get the picture of how important and unique this kid can be to the team.
Imagine Neil being a top line calibre player..... Scary....
Imagine Neil at 6'3" with better skill. Brady is the type of guy that smiles when he fights. I think this kid is going to be a fan favourite.
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Why not?
He definitely sees the ice well enough. He protects the puck well enough. He skates well enough and his hands are good enough. What part of his game makes you think he couldn't. I think his ability to be that puck carrier is one part of his game that stands out. He isn't as dynamic as most top 5 picks but he can be just as effective.
Brady has a solid release he just became more of a playmaker due to the linemates he had. Don't be fooled into thinking he is just a playmaking winger lol.
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That's ridiculous. Zibanejad has no vision whatsoever. Tkachuk is going to surprise a lot of people. And enough about Zibby everyone. He's gone. Who cares? He's a middling 2nd liner who can't put it all together and has no hockey sense or ability to raise his game at critical times. Tkachuk is the complete opposite.
Well I mean define scoring. I don’t think anyone has outrageous expectations here.
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FormentonTheFuture
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He will be a 20+ goal scorer. He’s never played with any great talent at each level
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Yup. Some guys you identify as a guy you’d go to war with. That’s Tkachuk. He’s going to be a much more skilled version of what Wilson was for the caps this playoffs
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At least he'll be used to that for when he joins the Sens.
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I don't foresee any better goal scoring than Zib.
Very good player, and depending what your view and expectation is a viable guy at 4.
He will never be "the guy" on his line though, which is expected really.
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I think he has the upside to be 70 point power possession winger. He’s got a ton of room to grow. I think he will be the guy .
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Probably close imo... and I still think he will bring a lot to the team from how he plays and accumulates those points
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