C Trevor Zegras (2019, 9th, ANA) Part 2

[Nino Noderreiter]

So is there any argument that Zegras doesn't have the best hands in the league right now?

 

[Finlandia WOAT]

He was 3 years old when that movie came out.

 

[William H Bonney]

So is there any argument that Zegras doesn't have the best hands in the league right now?

Let's have Pronman chime in.

 

[Goose of Reason]

Without the blindfold this still might have been the nicest goal I've seen scored in a situation like this

 

[bsu]

Ducks better match that Devils Jack Hughes deal asap.

 

[lucaseider]

Shit tonight was filthy as f***, and thats coming from someone who saw every game pavel datsyuk ever played.

 

[bsu]

 

[RedHawkDown]

This kid is diabolical

 

[Jrtu]

Wanted the Canucks to draft him in 2019, but unfortunately the Ducks selected him prior to the Canucks' pick at 10th overall. What a talent this guy is. The Ducks fans are so lucky to be able to watch the magic that this guy puts on in every single game.

 

[SensontheRush]

Shit makes you think how'd he fall to 9.

He didn't just get this good over the last two and a half years.

This is next level skill that even the biggest "boom bust" prospects don't display.

 

[GunnarStahl]

What are the odds he gets a goal in his career that to some capacity utilizes a Zorro? Wether that be for the shot or stick handle.

 

[Pavels Dog]

What are the odds he gets a goal in his career that to some capacity utilizes a Zorro? Wether that be for the shot or stick handle.

Like he did against Montreal already?

 

[GunnarStahl]

Like he did against Montreal already?

*from in front of the net, non Michigan esque

 

[Peasy]

What are the odds he gets a goal in his career that to some capacity utilizes a Zorro? Wether that be for the shot or stick handle.

He actually kinda did something like that in the AHL last year on a breakaway. Was posted in this thread somewhere



Instead of using his backhand he used more of the toe of his stick like he does when you zorro.

I'm sure he will try cleaner versions in the future.

 

[GunnarStahl]

He actually kinda did something like that in the AHL last year on a breakaway. Was posted in this thread somewhere



Instead of using his backhand he used more of the toe of his stick like he does when you zorro.

I'm sure he will try cleaner versions in the future.

Yeah I remember that one, it was quite amazing, however I would classify that more as a chip rather than a zorro.

 

[bsu]

Pretty cool video here.

 

[William H Bonney]

Pretty cool video here.

Such a breath of fresh air for the sport. Really good look into his personality.

Side note: they could have done without the hyperbole that Canada was "heavily favored" in the 2021 WJC.

 

[Faceboner]

Man i really like cozens but this guy has the talent to be a top 3 player in the future

 

[Rydev]

He actually kinda did something like that in the AHL last year on a breakaway. Was posted in this thread somewhere



Instead of using his backhand he used more of the toe of his stick like he does when you zorro.

I'm sure he will try cleaner versions in the future.

Interestingly enough, I believe Trevor used the toe of his stick as a means to roll his shaft off of the opposing stick lift

If thats the case then thats a level of attention to detail that is absolutely disturbing, to be honest lol

 

[bsu]

Interestingly enough, I believe Trevor used the toe of his stick as a means to roll his shaft off of the opposing stick lift

If thats the case then thats a level of attention to detail that is absolutely disturbing, to be honest lol

I never seen a player receive passes at full speed, at any directions, any part of his body like he does. He's so damn crafty with his stick and feet someone could throw him a full ice sauce pass and he'd receive it somehow at full speed without missing a beat.

 

[Rydev]

I never seen a player receive passes at full speed, at any directions, any part of his body like he does. He's so damn crafty with his stick and feet someone could throw him a full ice sauce pass and he'd receive it somehow at full speed without missing a beat.

If he had his good buddy Jack Hughes' skating prowess, he'd be a candidate for a generational player in my opinion.

And if Jack had Trevor's creativity with his handling, he wouldn't be far off from McDavid with the puck.

But even then, both players are expected to be top end offensive talents for years to come. Im sure they'll have fun competing against each other, as well.

 

[bsu]

If he had his good buddy Jack Hughes' skating prowess, he'd be a candidate for a generational player in my opinion.

And if Jack had Trevor's creativity with his handling, he wouldn't be far off from McDavid with the puck.

But even then, both players are expected to be top end offensive talents for years to come. Im sure they'll have fun competing against each other, as well.

He doesn't have elite end speed/acceleration but he has elite agility, edges and skating deception.

 

[crowi]

A lot of dark years for the Ducks recently, but DAMN is it nice to be a fan now. I usually fell a sleep after a period or two watching from Finland a year ago, but now I'm excitedly waiting for this dude, Terry and Drysdale play. Dark times were worth it.

 

[IDuck]

obviously love this guy, but what cemented it for me was before he ever played a game for the ducks......the stones to call out "the greatest canadian WJC" team (i dont say that to start a debate, that is exactly what was said about that team AT THAT TIME), and then to go out and have the game he did, as well as win MVP was insane......that canadian team pumped every team they played and zegras called his shot.....UNREAL

 

[bsu]

He's a cocky/confident, creative, pesty, competitive SOB.