Huselius and Jacques Martin

[Kavliary2000]

With Coach Martin's good track record for developing european talented players...(i.e Havlat and Hossa)

is there any chance Huselius may still become the players everyone thought he would...maybe a 30G 60pts guy.

Overall, should we give up on Huselius..or may be come back with a breakout year once the NHL resumes.

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[silver_made*]

With Coach Martin's good track record for developing european talented players...(i.e Havlat and Hossa)

is there any chance Huselius may still become the players everyone thought he would...maybe a 30G 60pts guy.

Overall, should we give up on Huselius..or may be come back with a breakout year once the NHL resumes.

huselius has much more to worry about than hockey

 

[Ville Isopaa]

1st: prospect board?

2nd: I think he still can become a 30 goal scorer. The off-ice incident was pumped up by media and I doubt that will have much effect on his future career. His Swedish club seems to be ready to take him back next season if he wants to return.

 

[Jargin]

I'm not sure about Huselius particularly, but Martin will make that team much better, and he'll do it fast. I really think he was a large part of the Sens success, but he was just outgrown by the team. I think Florida is in a situation similar to Ottawa's when Jacques first came around.

 

[HF2002]

One thing JM will do is make a couple of marginal players look a lot better (usually d-men) than they really are.

He did it in Ottawa with guys like Tugnutt, Pitlick, Traverse, Hnidy, etc.