Edmonton East
BUT the ADvaNCEd STatS...
- Nov 25, 2007
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It is ironic that Hall kicked off his career with the Devils with the 2 most Parise-esque goals you could have while wearing #9.
damn. cant find taylors on ice interview after he was announced first star anywhere
He created three glorious scoring chances in the first, but DSP couldn't bury them. He was great all game long IMO.
People complaining about Hall "forcing" or turning the puck over simply don't understand how dynamic players work. You have to take risks and a lot of the time they pay off because of the skill but sometimes they don't. PK Subban is one my favorite examples to use with this. If you knew anything about Hall in Edmonton, you would know he turned it over a lot simply because he was making things happen. We need that sort of creative/dynamic ability.
Anyone see what the fight in the stands around section 127 was about? Happened during the 1st or 2nd period.
Some people....I was in section 127 and saw the whole thing happen right in front of me. The guy was at the game by himself and clearly had too much to drink, he was being an ******* to everyone around him. He called the guy behind him an old pos for asking him to sit down during play and then the lady in front of him turned around and started yelling at him for yelling in her ear the whole game. She ends up taking his phone and throwing it on the ground cause he's trying to record her. Security comes and he resists so they had to restrain him. I had to stand up cause I missed a chunk of that period, I was still able to see both hall goals
Moore was an absolute train wreck last night...and I kinda like him
I think the Mighty Bouch earned himself another game.
Id rather him over Wood and Speers almost by default but yeah. I'd much rather they develop properly (A and juniors obviously) than be healthy scratches or play 7 mins a night.
People complaining about Hall "forcing" or turning the puck over simply don't understand how dynamic players work. You have to take risks and a lot of the time they pay off because of the skill but sometimes they don't. PK Subban is one my favorite examples to use with this. If you knew anything about Hall in Edmonton, you would know he turned it over a lot simply because he was making things happen. We need that sort of creative/dynamic ability.
I think the Mighty Bouch earned himself another game.
I think I am most concerned about his fate right now, out of all of the players. I thought last year he showed he could be a 20+ goal scorer with a full season. I'd much rather see him in there getting minutes than just about any of the other non-elite players.
Right now clearly these guys have spots in any weather:
Hall, Trav, Palms, Cammy Rico, Fiddler
PA could play himself out of a spot like he did on the Isles, but otherwise he's in.
I think Zacha has a spot as long as he doesn't tire. He'll get a few healthy scratches, but I can't see him disappearing. He's doing a good job of proving he belongs.
Kalinin and JJ have roles, so they might get the nod over others - but just as easily might get 30 healthy scratches.
I think right now we have exactly no idea what we might get out of Bennet/DSP - could be a 20 goal season or nothing.
Boosh is almost a sure bet at 20 goals if he gets the time - and it looks like his game is slowly, but constantly improving. I hope the coaching staff picks up on that and keeps him in the lineup.
The thing about JJ on the PP though is that he seems to be able to get that puck all the time in the right corner. Just the possession is enough to help our PP. I know he can't hit the net but if he ever does he'll get better.
I just feel like he is snakebitten.