Almost like seeing exciting players with actual talent and a better product on the ice will lead to positive reactions...I honestly can’t believe this positivity! You guys are getting much better!
Almost like seeing exciting players with actual talent and a better product on the ice will lead to positive reactions...I honestly can’t believe this positivity! You guys are getting much better!
how has tatar been?
I think playing well a few games in pre-season means absolutely fack all.
Kotkaniemi is not a superstar. He is also just 18...barely. He was 17 years old 3 months ago...So no, he is not ready for the NHL and yes, he has a lot to work on. Does he have specific flaws? Perhaps not, but yes, he needs to improve and keep perfecting every aspect of his game. His weakeness is likely his strength.
Playing with chip on his shoulder, one of our best forwards at camp.how has tatar been?
I'll admit it from the start. I'm not a big fan of the type of game that Pacioretty plays and I'm a huge fan of Tatar's game. He brings more to the table.how has tatar been?
Almost like seeing exciting players with actual talent and a better product on the ice will lead to positive reactions...
I'll admit it from the start. I'm not a big fan of the type of game that Pacioretty plays and I'm a huge fan of Tatar's game. He brings more to the table.
So to answer your question he has played better than I ever saw Pacioretty play.
I like what Tatar has done, but this is a ridiculous comment. Pacioretty scored 39 goals and is one of the leading goal scorers in the league since he came in. He has a lot of talent and he uses it to score his goals.
Pacioretty scores goals. He's very good at it in the regular season but that's all he does. The rest of his game is sub-NHL. He can't pass very well, he can't provide checking pressure, he loses almost every board fight he decides to partake in, he can barely skate with the puck on his stick, his stick handling skills are laughable. In other words opposing teams rarely work up a sweat playing against him. Pacioretty has a record of .36 goals per game. Tatar.27. Considering that Tatar has a more complete game than Patches, I would take him over our ex-captain every day and twice on Sundays. And that's assuming Patches will continue to score at the same rate even though he's almost 3 years older.I like what Tatar has done, but this is a ridiculous comment. Pacioretty scored 39 goals and is one of the leading goal scorers in the league since he came in. He has a lot of talent and he uses it to score his goals.
Untill we Pejorative Slur their development by rushing them, playing them out of their natural position, telling them they won’t be anything but a 3rd/4th liner, bridge contracts, and/or creating a subversive media campaign about their play. I am excited for coconut, but the writing is already on the wall IMO.Almost like seeing exciting players with actual talent and a better product on the ice will lead to positive reactions...
Pacioretty scores goals. He's very good at it in the regular season but that's all he does. The rest of his game is sub-NHL. He can't pass very well, he can't provide checking pressure, he loses almost every board fight he decides to partake in, he can barely skate with the puck on his stick, his stick handling skills are laughable. In other words opposing teams rarely work up a sweat playing against him. Pacioretty has a record of .36 goals per game. Tatar.27. Considering that Tatar has a more complete game than Patches, I would take him over our ex-captain every day and twice on Sundays. And that's assuming Patches will continue to score at the same rate even though he's almost 3 years older.
Did you hear the fans at Bell Centre booing the team last night???
Goona be a long season...lol
Honestly, they were booing the leafs
My enthusiasm lies in the fact that he is just 18 and has the ability to play like he does, I am not used to seeing this from a center at his age wearing a habs jersey. It will be interesting to see how he looks in the first 9 games of the season. This season was a complete write off for me but this kid has the pride stirring the old habs fan in me.I think playing well a few games in pre-season means absolutely fack all.
Kotkaniemi is not a superstar. He is also just 18...barely. He was 17 years old 3 months ago...So no, he is not ready for the NHL and yes, he has a lot to work on. Does he have specific flaws? Perhaps not, but yes, he needs to improve and keep perfecting every aspect of his game. His weakeness is likely his strength.
That is likely why they want him here, he is something habs can sell to fans, but really he has no business playing in the NHL.My enthusiasm lies in the fact that he is just 18 and has the ability to play like he does, I am not used to seeing this from a center at his age wearing a habs jersey. It will be interesting to see how he looks in the first 9 games of the season. This season was a complete write off for me but this kid has the pride stirring the old habs fan in me.
Pacioretty scores goals. He's very good at it in the regular season but that's all he does. The rest of his game is sub-NHL. He can't pass very well, he can't provide checking pressure, he loses almost every board fight he decides to partake in, he can barely skate with the puck on his stick, his stick handling skills are laughable. In other words opposing teams rarely work up a sweat playing against him. Pacioretty has a record of .36 goals per game. Tatar.27. Considering that Tatar has a more complete game than Patches, I would take him over our ex-captain every day and twice on Sundays. And that's assuming Patches will continue to score at the same rate even though he's almost 3 years older.
Guys don't be too quick to fall in love with Tatar. This is pre-season. Wait until the season is over. Unless Tatar has changed the guy i saw with the wings will quickly become the whipping boy in Montreal.
Guys don't be too quick to fall in love with Tatar. This is pre-season. Wait until the season is over. Unless Tatar has changed the guy i saw with the wings will quickly become the whipping boy in Montreal.
Got to agree. Remember all the excitement about Semin in the pre-season three years ago? People were predicting 30 goals. He was released after 15 games. Tatar has looked good but there are reasons why two teams traded him away in the past 7 months.
That is likely why they want him here, he is something habs can sell to fans, but really he has no business playing in the NHL.
I have not watched Sven perform but he and Dahlin were ahead of the rest at the draft. Kotkaniemi is in a lower tier.What do you mean by no business? what if he can produce while being solid in his own zone? Are the Hurricane going to send Svenchnikov away because he has no business playing in the NHL this year?
My enthusiasm lies in the fact that he is just 18 and has the ability to play like he does, I am not used to seeing this from a center at his age wearing a habs jersey. It will be interesting to see how he looks in the first 9 games of the season. This season was a complete write off for me but this kid has the pride stirring the old habs fan in me.
yeah I heard he's soft and a perimeter player which isn't what he's showing. would be a shame if this Tatar disappears but it sounds like a very real possibility.
You guys were the better team tonight. Special teams got us through. Kotkaniemi is the real deal. I don't think you guys have as much to worry about as your critics digest.
You guys looked great. Fast and young.