Faksa line has to be the worst shut down line in the league I would think?
He didn't have a stick for that extended shift before the icing, so probably the most fresh guy out there, especially since he didn't go full Erik Cole.Glendenning still had wheels but no finish.
imagine if Jacob Peterson started in the dzone 75% of the timeu pretendin faksa gud got me rollin
It finally connected with me today. Faksa is Dallas's forward version of Rasmus Ristolainen. He has the reputation for playing a lot of tough shutdown minutes, but he's terrible at it and gets caved in.
Just because a player plays big minutes doesn't mean he should.
imagine if Jacob Peterson started in the dzone 75% of the time
Risto is such a good comparison. I like that. Also ... someone else had a similar thought today ....
Zone start stats are meaningless.I am fairly sure I was reading that today and that's what lead me to the Risto comparison!
Also Faksa starts 15% of his time in the defensive zone, if you take out on the fly starts it is closer to 35%.
Zone start stats are meaningless.
We're in the Riley Sheahan, Nic Dowd, Teddy Blueger, Curtis Lazar, Thomas Novak realm. Most of these players are negative GAR. This issue isn't specific to the Dallas Stars.Yeah because no other player in the entire league plays the tough minutes and is capable of producing. He's truly a unicorn when it comes to shutdown minutes.
He thought Demko needed his belly button tickled.Seguin lmao what a horrible shot choice