Christian Jaros
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JungleBeat
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ReginKarlssonLehner
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Wonderful surprise, not really a surprise but for him to be panning out is amazing for us so far. I think he'll be a bigger force once he gets more muscle. Crazy to think he's 22. I feel like he's been in our system forever.
Karl Prime
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I'm not surprised he's doing well - I've liked him since I first saw him. He's the exact kind of D-man that's good to have in today's NHL. Big but mobile, can make a good pass, and isn't a hit junkie like Boro.
bert
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I think given his european upbringing and how big of a player he is, that his development curve is going to be a long one. He has good offensive skills and can skate well for a big man. He is a very exciting prospect especially considering how weak the right side is.
aragorn
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Jaros is another exciting prospect who hopefully stays with the big club for the remainder of the yr & gains some valuable experience. He has the potential & skating ability to play on any pairing & being a right shot makes him that much more valuable.
JBD is another right shot D who is in his first yr in the NCAA (North Dakota) & just got picked for Team Canada in this yr's WJC. Not sure if he will play, but good on him for getting noticed & picked for the process. He's another guy who has top 4 pairing potential.
JBD is another right shot D who is in his first yr in the NCAA (North Dakota) & just got picked for Team Canada in this yr's WJC. Not sure if he will play, but good on him for getting noticed & picked for the process. He's another guy who has top 4 pairing potential.
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TheBradyBunch
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JBD was selected to camp, just to clarify. He has not yet made the team.
bert
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I knew Jaros would eventually be an NHL D but I have to admit when I saw him in his 1st few games I thought for sure that he wasn't ready mainly because he was making wide turns when going back in his zone and creating more space between himself and the puck carrier. Then a few games in he seemed to catch on and played really well. When he was kept out the next game they hid that he was injured. When they finally announced the injury it made more sense what was going on.
Happy for him that he can get a place.
Happy for him that he can get a place.
ehh a bit early to tell him to get place... I love the way he plys when hes on but makes some boneheaded errors that I could be fixed with serious punishments such as "youre being sent back down"
the problem with that is the only way you can learn to play D at NHL speed is to play D in the NHL. some lessons can only be learned at speed. some learn them. some don't.
Rebuilding teams can bring young players along but is it best for their development? We often hear about the old Detroit or Montreal teams when they were winning and saying - see how they left prospects to over-ripen in the minors. That is the best way to do it, not rushing like Ceci and Lazar. And then at other times we are complaining that our fav young prospects are being forced to toil away in the minors when they should be up here.
Its a hard balance to master. But i would hope as much as possible that the decision to being up someone and give them ice time isnt based on whether we have the room as much as it is whether it is the right time. Although making that determination seems an art form, and may even be a little idealistic of me.
Its a hard balance to master. But i would hope as much as possible that the decision to being up someone and give them ice time isnt based on whether we have the room as much as it is whether it is the right time. Although making that determination seems an art form, and may even be a little idealistic of me.
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Larionov
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I was very happy with how this player grew,he works hard gets involved everywhere on the ice...Very important piece for us ,hope the trend upwards continues
Sensmileletsgo
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It's awesome to see him make the jump to the NHL. I think most fans have been rooting for this guy for a while. At the moment I think he is still a tweener, or a bottom pairing Dman at best. He is still young though so hopefully he becomes something more.
ReginKarlssonLehner
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Definitely has shown great potential, just needs experience and consistency. Some of our most complete defensive games came with him and Chabot shutting down the opposing top lines.
Sens of Anarchy
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Jaros had a decent year in the NHL and should continue to improve next season. I am looking forward to seeing him develop.
He could be a very good complementary defenseman for Chabot if he continues to develop and add some offensive attack to his skillset. Chabot will have to learn how to be better defensively and reduce his risk-taking carrying the puck out of his D zone. It will be fun to watch those two D-men develop and play next year.
He could be a very good complementary defenseman for Chabot if he continues to develop and add some offensive attack to his skillset. Chabot will have to learn how to be better defensively and reduce his risk-taking carrying the puck out of his D zone. It will be fun to watch those two D-men develop and play next year.
Sweatred
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Jaros is the closest thing the Sens have for a shut down dman. He likely gets the other teams top forwards me. I’m not sure Chabot will is ready for that.
I agree. Jaros seems to lack first three step quickness which would make him vulnerable to quick forwards like Crosby and McDavid. Chabot has better skating and just needs to avoid risky plays and over-committing against the elite forwards.
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