ProspectsFanatic
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Habs player that frustrated you the most?
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Kobe Armstrong
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Bring Bak Damphousse
Fire Bergevin...into the Sun
Kovalev, when he was on he was one of the most exciting players I ever saw, when he decided to take a game off he could derail the whole team.
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He was one step forward, one back and one sideways............that being said, he was not used very well by Therrien, and we all saw what happened in the playoffs, he produced taking Backstrrom's place when needed, so we will always wonder...
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I think he has the tools to be even more than what he showed in these past playoffs. He is so good in so many areas of the game but his offensive creativity, my god it is a big fat zero. It is so frustrating to watch a player like that.
Dagistitsyn
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Doug Wickenheiser
René Bourque
Lars Eller
Max Pacioretty (What a moumoune!)
Carey Price (What a baboune!)
René Bourque
Lars Eller
Max Pacioretty (What a moumoune!)
Carey Price (What a baboune!)
Deluded Puck
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Ding Ding. He had all the tools to be a excellent power foward, but would show up for 20% of the season.
MrNasty
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recently: The honestly first person to come to mind is Galchenyuk. He had so many horrible turnovers last year.
McCarron is another. I think he can be better than just a fighter but he feels he always has to fight.
Sometimes Price. He is a great puck handler but sometimes he is too nonchalant with the puck.
Shaw with the penalties.
McCarron is another. I think he can be better than just a fighter but he feels he always has to fight.
Sometimes Price. He is a great puck handler but sometimes he is too nonchalant with the puck.
Shaw with the penalties.
Kairi Zaide
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Last year, for sure................previous seasons, if we had a better team, he would have a Cup or two..........imagine for a second he is on the Hawks/Bruins/Pens etc
Looking for a big rebound season from this guy.
Last year, for sure................previous seasons, if we had a better team, he would have a Cup or two..........imagine for a second he is on the Hawks/Bruins/Pens etc
Looking for a big rebound season from this guy.
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double5son10
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There've been many but a few standouts:
Every goalie after Dryden and before Roy. Varying levels of mediocrity that wasted good teams come playoff time.
Pierre Larouche- Had all the skill to be a legend if he'd given two sh***.
Petr Svoboda- Bigger teams like Boston and Philly targeted him relentlessly. The image of Svoboda being run over by Cam Neely is forever burned in my brain. And so many bad penalties.
Mike Ribeiro-What a waste, what an embarrassment.
Alex Kovalev-So skilled, but so candy-ass. Epitome of a Me First star. Cost the team their coach and their captain.
Scott Gomez-Mr. Perimeter
HM: Pat Burns. No one could choke off a players creativity quite like Burns could. Brian Skrudland on the PP? Sure, why not!
Every goalie after Dryden and before Roy. Varying levels of mediocrity that wasted good teams come playoff time.
Pierre Larouche- Had all the skill to be a legend if he'd given two sh***.
Petr Svoboda- Bigger teams like Boston and Philly targeted him relentlessly. The image of Svoboda being run over by Cam Neely is forever burned in my brain. And so many bad penalties.
Mike Ribeiro-What a waste, what an embarrassment.
Alex Kovalev-So skilled, but so candy-ass. Epitome of a Me First star. Cost the team their coach and their captain.
Scott Gomez-Mr. Perimeter
HM: Pat Burns. No one could choke off a players creativity quite like Burns could. Brian Skrudland on the PP? Sure, why not!
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Laurentide
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How can you be frustrated by players who had no talent to begin with? You can be frustrated with the GM who acquired them or the coach who let them play, but not with the players themselves because they were what they were. For a player to frustrate you, that player has to have actual talent and ability that he is either wasting or not using on a consistent basis. But the guys you mentioned had no talent to squander so they could never be disappointing. They were as talentless as they appeared to be.
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Andrei Kostitsyn, he was still a solid player for the most part but he'd look absolutely dominant at times and would leave you wanting more.
I Felt the same thing after Deslauriers hot streak last year. The guy really is nothing special.
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He ain't nothing special, but he still is a more useful asset than Bournival will ever be.
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Lars Eller. Guy had great physical tools, but not a single brain cell
Oddly enough, I thought he really meshed with Andrei Kostitsyn who, like him, had no brain
Oddly enough, I thought he really meshed with Andrei Kostitsyn who, like him, had no brain
Cobra Commander
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Seriously, he only scored a double overtime playoff series saver against Columbus, and then scored the Stanley Cup winning goal.. very little to show
He can’t hear you with his ring in his ear.
Dave Bolland and Travis Moen also scored Cup winning goals. Great moment for Eller, but playing like a #2C for 24 games doesn't change him playing like a #3C for the eight years before.Seriously, he only scored a double overtime playoff series saver against Columbus, and then scored the Stanley Cup winning goal.. very little to show
He can’t hear you with his ring in his ear.
Deam78
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Beaulieu was so frustrating to watch. Shot when he should've passed, pass when he should've shot. Always bad decision, but amazing toolkit.
OldCraig71
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I know that he has flaws and I am a fan but go back and look at some video of the Caps playoff run and see who Trotz had on the ice when the going was rough and times were tense at the end of games. We do not know what a coach expects of players and what is talked about behind closed doors, some players are given the green light in spite of flaws and some are not.
The Great Weal
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Am I really the only one saying Gilbert? I've seen 8 year olds in pond hockey play better than his performance against the Bolts. What made me so mad is that once a blue moon, he pulls off a Bobby Orr-esque goal.
