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Hey guys, where is Slajovski? Haven't followed Habs since November.
They kept trading the goal scoring lead and eventually Caufield went on a hot streak. Suzuki played a big part in that regardless of the points. He was snake bit at the same time as nobody was finishing his set-ups (they were numerous) Including Caufield who should easily have scored three more.No it’s not. Caufield was still there and was scoring consistently while Suzuki was barely producing.
Hey guys, where is Slajovski? Haven't followed Habs since November.
Damn our luck lolHe got injured in January, and is out the season.
He still had a pretty down december no one can deny.They kept trading the goal scoring lead and eventually Caufield went on a hot streak. Suzuki played a big part in that regardless of the points. He was snake bit at the same time as nobody was finishing his set-ups (they were numerous) Including Caufield who should easily have scored three more.
scoring goals against the mighty KazahstanHey guys, where is Slajovski? Haven't followed Habs since November.
I remember it well and a lot of us felt he was injured. (ribs) He stopped shooting the puck altogether and was often seen stretching Stick on shoulders rotating both ways.He still had a pretty down december no one can deny.
Point was that his play didn’t drop because he lost Caufield. His play drop every year for a while then he pick it up.
Were you in one of these? There’s a sports fan version that allows you to evacuate from a toxic eyesore situation for months.Hey guys, where is Slajovski? Haven't followed Habs since November.
He still had a pretty down december no one can deny.
Point was that his play didn’t drop because he lost Caufield. His play drop every year for a while then he pick it up. Like pretty much every player in a long season but him being a little more consistent would help his points total.
He maybe could. I’m sure he’s more than a 60 points player, that’s for sure.If he was well surrounded, he wouldve continued to produce even during his tough stretch. Star players in other teams can rely on other star players. When Kucherov goes through a tough stretch of play, he can still continue racking up points simply by being on the ice with Stamkos, Point, and Hedman. Suzuki didnt have that luxury this year or last year. That should change moving forward with the young offensive talent the habs have been adding and will add, so Im pretty confident Suzuki can be a ~ppg player.
Were you in one of these? There’s a sports fan version that allows you to evacuate from a toxic eyesore situation for months.
I hear it’s so effective that once you re-emerge and check up on your favorite team, you won’t even be able to remember if it was Slajovski, Slafkovsky or some other phonetic distortion.
I still don't understand why He stayed with Montreal after 9 games. He mostly played on the 4th line. Burned a contract year.He got injured in January, and is out the season.
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Marty, class act.
I've seen worse going over Niagara Falls.that pod looks completely useless lol , you might as well just dig a hole and hope for the best
No you are not there is a complete thread dedicated to die hard Duboisians plus another thread or two that tend to get hijacked.I was hoping he would do that. That's cool.
Now watching Dach, I am the only one hoping to see him play along Dubois. Big, physical, skilled.