Jared Knight

NUhockey

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Even though Nazem Kadri isn't feeding him the puck anymore, Knight's drive is leading him to having a solid year overall. He's learning to create offense this year, and it's working quite well. He has second line potential, and reminds me of Steve Downie a bit. His work ethic should get him in an NHL sweater very soon.
 

bruinsfan46

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how is he doing this year? what is his potential? player comparison?

He's doing quite well this year, for the first time in a long time the Knights are an absolute cluster**** this year and Knight's production has taken a definite hit compared to where it could be if he had an actual centre to play with. He should hopefully become a 20-25 goal scorer second or third liner who brings good energy and some physical play. As for comparisons, Mark Recchi is a good one, Knight's offensive game is kind of a similar style to Ryan Smyth's IMO.
 

Beesfan

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He's doing quite well this year, for the first time in a long time the Knights are an absolute cluster**** this year and Knight's production has taken a definite hit compared to where it could be if he had an actual centre to play with. He should hopefully become a 20-25 goal scorer second or third liner who brings good energy and some physical play. As for comparisons, Mark Recchi is a good one, Knight's offensive game is kind of a similar style to Ryan Smyth's IMO.

As a Bruins fan, I would love it if he turned out anything like Recchi or Smyth. However, I think Chuck Kobasew is also an apt comparison. I would take anything in between.
 

Brandinho

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As a Bruins fan, I would love it if he turned out anything like Recchi or Smyth. However, I think Chuck Kobasew is also an apt comparison. I would take anything in between.

He has a drive and tenacity that somebody like Kobasew could only dream about. That's why I liken him to Recchi. He's a good skater, good shot, lots of good tools but it's his sheer determination that will make him successful.
 

Ward Cornell

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Here's hoping the Bruins go for the trifecta by drafting Landeskog.
Therefore they can form a "Bumbling Burkie Line" of Knight, Seguin and Landeskog all courtesy of the Kessel trade!

When BB said that Kessel is the short-cut to building a contender I'm sure he wasn't thinking of the Bruins!

Like others noted Knight should be a solid 2nd or 3rd(more likely) line winger.
 

bruinsfan46

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Here's hoping the Bruins go for the trifecta by drafting Landeskog.
Therefore they can form a "Bumbling Burkie Line" of Knight, Seguin and Landeskog all courtesy of the Kessel trade!

When BB said that Kessel is the short-cut to building a contender I'm sure he wasn't thinking of the Bruins!

Like others noted Knight should be a solid 2nd or 3rd(more likely) line winger.

While the "Bumbling Burkie Line" wouldn't be a bad nickname, the "Thank You Kessel Line" is even better, with Kessel being shortened to KSL as in Knight, Seguin and Landeskog.
 

Ward Cornell

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While the "Bumbling Burkie Line" wouldn't be a bad nickname, the "Thank You Kessel Line" is even better, with Kessel being shortened to KSL as in Knight, Seguin and Landeskog.

Just think about it....
On one line there's a Knight, Whaler and a Ranger!

Maybe next year Jared Knight will finally start playing for the name on the front of the jersey and not the one on the back!! :laugh::laugh:
 

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