Baron Von Shark
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To anyone that watches him in the OHL: Has Perry's skating improved, and has he bulked up? I see that he had another succesful year in juniors.
I don't trust your opinion. I think that you underrate and overrate some players. You have zero credidbility to me, and probably, many Ranger fans. Making trade offers like: Jiri Fischler and Jiri Hudler for Hugh Jessiman, the #6 overall, and Jozef Balej. :lolCup4Wings said:He has been awsome. Every aspect of his game has gotten better. I predict him to be a solid 3rd liner (average second liner) who can put in 15+ goals a year. Not overly physical but won't back down.
Broadway Crosby said:I don't trust your opinion. I think that you underrate and overrate some players. You have zero credidbility to me, and probably, many Ranger fans. Making trade offers like: Jiri Fischler and Jiri Hudler for Hugh Jessiman, the #6 overall, and Jozef Balej. :lol
I was saying that you shouldn't trust his opinion.forbesy said:what does attacking another poster have to do with Corey Perry, you provide no alternative analysis to dispute his claim...take it to PMs if you have a problem with him
As for Perry, I got reports that his skating and grit had improved, but at the WJC selection camp in December, he seemed to be back to being soft and easy to knock off the puck.
Cup4Wings said:He has been awsome. Every aspect of his game has gotten better. I predict him to be a solid 3rd liner (average second liner) who can put in 15+ goals a year. Not overly physical but won't back down.
ktownhockey said:Corey perry is not a go to the net player haha he's frale.. great talent though..
Broadway Crosby said:If I run a team, I want "Go-to the net guys", not perimeter players.
Boomhower said:How many times have you seen Perry play?
Perry takes absolutely everything to the net, he is incredibly aggressive in challenging defenseman aswell. Schremp plays the perimeter and won't use his skills to pressure defensemen, that's why opposition teams match their best defense pairing against Perry, rather than Schremp. Perry gets the most out of his offensive talents, he does lack some strength, but like an above poster mentioned he did well to put on weight/muscle last offseason and if Perry matches that effort this season, this problem may become a thing of the past. Even though he isn't the strongest doesn't mean he's brittle though, you can probably count the number of times Perry missed games due to injury on one hand... he can endure a beating.
Boomhower said:How many times have you seen Perry play?
Perry takes absolutely everything to the net, he is incredibly aggressive in challenging defenseman aswell. Schremp plays the perimeter and won't use his skills to pressure defensemen, that's why opposition teams match their best defense pairing against Perry, rather than Schremp. Perry gets the most out of his offensive talents, he does lack some strength, but like an above poster mentioned he did well to put on weight/muscle last offseason and if Perry matches that effort this season, this problem may become a thing of the past. Even though he isn't the strongest doesn't mean he's brittle though, you can probably count the number of times Perry missed games due to injury on one hand... he can endure a beating.