Elias Pettersson: 6 GP, 0 G, 1 A, 1 Point
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LMAO. there is a huge gap between him not being a top 5 player and being underwhelming. Ridiculous post.
He's watching on the screen, but yea, that's some really odd body language.
Smart users like myself saw this coming from a mile away. Another soft Swede making NHL fans believing he is anything more than a fraud. I’ll take any good Canadian boy over him any day of the week.
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It's weirder because most players watch it on the ice in OT. Everyone on the bench did, anyway.
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Sorry but He Is not the best young player in the League. Number 37 of the canes says hello
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Predictions on what date this thread will be bumped when Pettersson starts producing like he's capable of?
I'll go February 15th.
I'll go February 15th.
Sad to hear his career has ended. Has he found a KHL team yet?
Yeah, this is not true. Looking back at last season Pettersson had 2 points in 15 games against Canadian teams, the same Canadian teams he ends up playing every time this year. So with this years games that's 3 points now in the last 21 games against Canadian teams for Pettersson.
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uhhm.. what the hell. maybe someone talk to the kid. take some time off if your head isn't in the game due to something happening off the ice.
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Since he entered the league he's been insanely competitive, hates to lose, played with energy and confidence, dangled guys regularly, plays a complete 200 foot game and backchecked with a vengeance.
Probably the most fiery guy on the team although less expressive than someone like Miller.
This season so far it's like someone took his soul out of his body. No motor at all. No emotion. Poor 2 way effort. No hands either.
No idea wtf happened to him.
I'm sure he'll be fine and I'm not worried at all, but it is weird.
Probably the most fiery guy on the team although less expressive than someone like Miller.
This season so far it's like someone took his soul out of his body. No motor at all. No emotion. Poor 2 way effort. No hands either.
No idea wtf happened to him.
I'm sure he'll be fine and I'm not worried at all, but it is weird.
That video almost looks photoshopped lol. How can he look that depressed at the moment they win it. He must really be hard on himself for not contributing.
You so dramatically missed my point I don't know where to start.
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I said, “hi!”, back and promptly asked, “so gents, what’s it like to be the second and third best young players in the NHL behind Elias Pettersson?”
I don’t think there’s anything to be worried about in the long term. His skill didn’t just disappear and he’s still working hard; he’s just out of sync and clearly up in his own head about the slump.
Yeah, it's strange. However, players are just people like us. They also have a life outside of hockey, loved ones etc. It could well be something outside hockey that is bothering him greatly.
Super-skilled player though, will bounce back at some point.
It's Friday and this makes me sad.
He's on an island right now. Gonna take some time. No better time for adversity really, all things considered. He was on a high in the playoffs, and had off-season success with publicity and fashion in the local media. Looks like those around him are letting him go through the motions, and he's gonna have to learn a hard lesson about acquiescence. He's getting humbled in a hard way.
