Player Discussion Curtis Lazar appreciation thread
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During the playoff stretch run two years ago, I'll never forget the energy that Lazar, Condra, and Pageau's line created. Amazing.
Best of luck in Calgary!
Best of luck in Calgary!
BigRig4
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I feel like he was a passenger on that line, happy for him getting a fresh start!
The Lewler
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Thank you for reminding all the prospect fetishizers that it's not all about picks and prospects.
Bye bye.
Bye bye.
DrEasy
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He's a good kid. He'll find his game in Calgary and carve out a decent career as a bottom 6 guy.
Samsquanch
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Would have rather kept him, but he deserved to get a chance elsewhere. He wasnt going to play much, if at all the rest of the season.
The team didn't live up to its end of the bargain by developing him right. And Curtis didn't live up to his end either by failing to show any consistency as a regular bottom 6 guy, something both he and the team felt he was ready to do.
He was supposed to be a bigger, more talented Pageau, but sadly it went off the rails hard. Good luck kid, wish you all the best.
The team didn't live up to its end of the bargain by developing him right. And Curtis didn't live up to his end either by failing to show any consistency as a regular bottom 6 guy, something both he and the team felt he was ready to do.
He was supposed to be a bigger, more talented Pageau, but sadly it went off the rails hard. Good luck kid, wish you all the best.
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Curtis was given the opportunity.
Still sad to see him go. He is a good kid. I hope he makes the right decisions for himself and his career. He needs to play a lot to develop.
Still sad to see him go. He is a good kid. I hope he makes the right decisions for himself and his career. He needs to play a lot to develop.
Larionov
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In hindsight, Lazar is a kid who matured early, and thus put up good numbers in junior. Once others caught up with him, he wasn't able to take his game to the next level. If Lazar had one aspect of his game that was outstanding, I would be concerned with the trade, but the truth is that he doesn't. Is he lightning fast? No. Is he big? Not particularly. Is he tough? Not really. Great hockey sense? No. How are his hands? Awful. There just isn't any one area where he stands out. He's full of big dreams and confidence like most Millennials, but this isn't the try hard league - it's the get it done league.
Oh, and I was happy to see Brennan pan the trade. That's your guarantee that Dorion did the right thing in shipping him out. The question to ask now is how our scouting staff missed on him, and to learn some lessons from that.
Oh, and I was happy to see Brennan pan the trade. That's your guarantee that Dorion did the right thing in shipping him out. The question to ask now is how our scouting staff missed on him, and to learn some lessons from that.
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DJB
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Loved the burger and smile.
I feel bad for him because he was rushed like many had said all along. He was mishandled and needed to finish his chl career with a few in the AHL before coming up.
He will be a solid 3rd or 4th liner one day once he figures out hes not a point producer and jist needs to show leadership, physical defensive hockey.
I feel bad for him because he was rushed like many had said all along. He was mishandled and needed to finish his chl career with a few in the AHL before coming up.
He will be a solid 3rd or 4th liner one day once he figures out hes not a point producer and jist needs to show leadership, physical defensive hockey.
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