Player Discussion Charlie McAvoy - part III.

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Charlie struggled quite a bit these playoffs. He had a good game here and there, but overall his lack of experience and perhaps not being 100% hampered his play and decision making. This was a great learning experience for him and I have zero doubt he will come back next season a better player. He has all the tools and the right attitude.
 

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Charlie struggled quite a bit these playoffs. He had a good game here and there, but overall his lack of experience and perhaps not being 100% hampered his play and decision making. This was a great learning experience for him and I have zero doubt he will come back next season a better player. He has all the tools and the right attitude.

it`s not a coincidence that the moment we read/heard about him taking off a ton of tape or wrapping to help protect his leg, he suddenly started to look/play stronger.

He`ll be fine, tis a shame we didn`t get to see the 100% healthy CM
 

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so how much $ is his contract extension gonna net him? ekblad signed an 8-year, $60M deal.
hedman's (different as he wasn't just out of ELC) was 8 years, $63 schmill. i believe they can extend
him on july 1, with just 1 year left on his current ELC.
 

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Give him Brad Marchand money:

49M/8y

Even though it's really just one full year, he played the entire season really on the top pair, I'd have no problem putting him in that 6 million per wheelhouse that the rest of the core group is in if it can get him locked up for the next 6-8 seasons after his current deal.
 
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Even though it's really just one full year, he played the entire season really on the top pair, I'd have no problem putting him in that 6 million per wheelhouse that the rest of the core group is in if it can get him locked up for the next 6-8 seasons after his current deal.
Would be a steal in a couple years if they could do this. I imagine that his agent will ask for a bridge deal though, but we shall see.
 

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It's gonna be interesting to see what kind of deals Werenski and Provorov eventually get, as you'd imagine McTruck will get something similar. All three are up at the same time. The agents will probably play the waiting game.

Gotta say, I don't care how much they pay him. I'm just glad he's a Bruin!
 
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Ummm... sorry but the best D man we've had since Bourque has been Chara the past decade.... I love me some McAvoy but he's not prime time Chara just yet...
 
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Ummm... sorry but the best D man we've had since Bourque has been Chara the past decade.... I love me some McAvoy but he's not prime time Chara just yet...

OOF- I forgot about Chara!!! It's been a long day, that's my only excuse :oops:. Best D-Man since Chara, pay him and lock him up.

I know, I meant best D man we've drafted since Bourque, yeah that's the ticket
 

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Would be a steal in a couple years if they could do this. I imagine that his agent will ask for a bridge deal though, but we shall see.

I think 8 years with a rising salary cap that number is a massive bargain for the Bruins. 5-6 years it's more palatable I think to the McAvoy camp.
 
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For Charlie McAvoy, it all came tumbling down quickly - The Boston Globe


McAvoy struggled when he first returned, acknowledging he “didn’t feel like myself,” but he started regaining confidence late in the first-round series against the Maple Leafs before really turning a corner against the Lightning.

“You guys were trying to figure out where the old Charlie McAvoy is,” he said. “It’s been me the whole time. It’s just not easy coming back from an injury like that.

“So, I had to be patient with myself, a lot more than other people were. I was going to find my game and I feel like I did in that last series.’’
 

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For Charlie McAvoy, it all came tumbling down quickly - The Boston Globe


McAvoy struggled when he first returned, acknowledging he “didn’t feel like myself,” but he started regaining confidence late in the first-round series against the Maple Leafs before really turning a corner against the Lightning.

“You guys were trying to figure out where the old Charlie McAvoy is,” he said. “It’s been me the whole time. It’s just not easy coming back from an injury like that.

“So, I had to be patient with myself, a lot more than other people were. I was going to find my game and I feel like I did in that last series.’’

Sounds like Charlie is giving the knights of the keyboard a little what fer there
 

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My only complaint about Charlie is that he needs to SHOOT MORE. He has a cannon of a shot and it's usually low and accurate. If he used it more it would really open up a lot more options for him and result in a lot of deflection goals too.
 

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My only complaint about Charlie is that he needs to SHOOT MORE. He has a cannon of a shot and it's usually low and accurate. If he used it more it would really open up a lot more options for him and result in a lot of deflection goals too.

I think he'll use it more as he physically matures. All in good time.
 

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I think he'll use it more as he physically matures. All in good time.

That and I think as he gets over being a rookie- seems like a lot of young players, especially d-men, tend to defer to the veterans and will pass it before shooting. Once Charlie is clear in his own mind that he is a core player for the team, he'll likely shoot more (we hope).
 
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