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Happy with the win but I can't stand the idea of Glass spending the season on the third line wing. I'd much rather see him centering the first line in the AHL.
I really haven't been able to enjoy tonight's game. Glass is one of my favorite prospects in the entire 20+ year period watching this sport...I think this lineup position is big mistake.
They have to know they have a 1C and we don't have so many in the wings. I think it could be a temporary wing stay for a short time.
They have to know they have a 1C and we don't have so many in the wings. I think it could be a temporary wing stay for a short time.
Lol why? If he didn't see the use in letting it roll with Glass performing well on the second line and he didn't even try Glass as a third line center, why would he change barring injury?
Gallant already said he's too good to keep him out of the lineup but he didn't bother trying Eakin on the wing. Glass is stuck there.
Turk wanted to run Glass on the wing before Eakin and Tuch went down. He's not feeling him out. He already said he has no problem playing Cody on the wing. But he should. And having Hnidy feed us this shit that there isn't much difference between center and wing might fly with fans who don't know better but I played the game and have watched for more than two decades. I'm not buying that. Either put him in the middle or send him down. If he does stay on the wing, it's a mistake.I think he could have wanted to get Stastny rolling, so Glass was the one who had to go to the third line. Probably nothing to do with his play.
It was Eakin's first game back, he could still go to the left wing, which would make more sense. The only reason could be faceoffs but he can take faceoffs and be a winger, Marchessault has been doing that.
I'm willing to give them a game or two more before I get upset, as I think he should be a center also.
Funny u say that about Marchessault. 81 and 71 spent the first season as nominal co center's. They still play essentially as interchangeable centers on the line.I think he could have wanted to get Stastny rolling, so Glass was the one who had to go to the third line. Probably nothing to do with his play.
It was Eakin's first game back, he could still go to the left wing, which would make more sense. The only reason could be faceoffs but he can take faceoffs and be a winger, Marchessault has been doing that.
I'm willing to give them a game or two more before I get upset, as I think he should be a center also.
Any chance that we see Dansk in L.A.?
Just called your boss to make sure you miss tomorrows game too.So I miss the game because of work and it’s a 6-2 victory. Why couldn’t I miss the 4-1 loss instead?
Yeah you're right, Elias Pettersson should've stayed in SuperElit too instead of playing in Allsvenskan, & SHL as an RW for two straight seasons. Really hurt him.Happy with the win but I can't stand the idea of Glass spending the season on the third line wing. I'd much rather see him centering the first line in the AHL.
I really haven't been able to enjoy tonight's game. Glass is one of my favorite prospects in the entire 20+ year period watching this sport...I think this lineup position is big mistake.
Lol I know you think you "got me" but Pettersson was developed in the NHL as a center so my point stands. Adjusting to NHL speed, tendencies, positional responsibilities, players almost always tailor their professional game around the position they start the league in with very rare exceptions like forwards who switch to defense (Byfuglien, Burns) or Centers who coaches decide to move to the wing (Draisaitl, Giroux).Yeah you're right, Elias Pettersson should've stayed in SuperElit too instead of playing in Allsvenskan, & SHL as an RW for two straight seasons. Really hurt him.
Funny u say that about Marchessault. 81 and 71 spent the first season as nominal co center's. They still play essentially as interchangeable centers on the line.
I think we make too much of center vs wing. A forward is a forward....its not like football where a rb can't play qb.
Lol I know you think you "got me" but Pettersson was developed in the NHL as a center so my point stands. Adjusting to NHL speed, tendencies, positional responsibilities, players almost always tailor their professional game around the position they start the league in with very rare exceptions like forwards who switch to defense (Byfuglien, Burns) or Centers who coaches decide to move to the wing (Draisaitl, Giroux).
I get that people want to stay positive and are excited that Cody is still producing, but as I've said. It almost never happens that an NHL player spends his development years as a winger and then is moved to center successfully. And I'd be fine with having a star winger in Cody Glass, but I'd rather see his potential as a first line center capitalized on.
I would love to be proven wrong. But outside of Marchand and Panarin who occasionally play center situationally, and I suppose Draisaitl, all of the league's top centers were developed as centers, and I've seen far too many center prospects get their NHL starts on the wings and then never come off the wing.I think Glass is probably played at center next season, and this season he probably plays center in more games. I don't think playing 60-65 games at wing for a season, if he doesn't play more at center, will preclude him developing into a top line center.
Mark Messier* | 20 | EDM | LW | 72 | 23 | 40 | 63 | -12 | 102 | 3.7 | 19 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 30 | 7 | 3 | 179 | 12.8 |
Mark Messier* | 21 | EDM | LW | 78 | 50 | 38 | 88 | 20 | 119 | 7.1 | 40 | 10 | 0 | 3 | 32 | 5 | 1 | 235 | 21.3 |
Mark Messier* | 22 | EDM | LW | 77 | 48 | 58 | 106 | 18 | 72 | 8.8 | 35 | 12 | 1 | 2 | 34 | 20 | 4 | 237 | 20.3 |
36 | Mark Messier* | 23 | EDM | LW | 73 | 37 | 64 | 101 | 40 | 165 | 8.0 | 26 | 7 | 4 | 7 | 40 | 18 | 6 | 220 | 16.8 |
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Well your point is pretty weak then if it only covers development after the player has gotten to the NHL.Lol I know you think you "got me" but Pettersson was developed in the NHL as a center so my point stands. Adjusting to NHL speed, tendencies, positional responsibilities, players almost always tailor their professional game around the position they start the league in with very rare exceptions like forwards who switch to defense (Byfuglien, Burns) or Centers who coaches decide to move to the wing (Draisaitl, Giroux).
I get that people want to stay positive and are excited that Cody is still producing, but as I've said. It almost never happens that an NHL player spends his development years as a winger and then is moved to center successfully. And I'd be fine with having a star winger in Cody Glass, but I'd rather see his potential as a first line center capitalized on.