Hendricks has good hands thoughLiked his first game, but not expecting any points from him... ever.
Had stone hands from the AHL games I saw early in the season. His upside is Matt Hendricks.
EDIT: Doh.. just read the Cult of Hockey article and they compared him to Hendricks.... lol.
Hendricks has good hands though
Even though this was a different era, Tony Twist played for the Spruce Kings.
Whats the draw? I take it you have never been there, go there (preferably in the summer) and you will see what the draw is, there are TONS of Albertans there in the summer, its my favorite vacation spot to go to, Skaha Lake is incerdible and the newer sports complex is beautiful. Even the drive between Kelowna and Penticton is gorgeous.
I go there twice a year, but it's a BC league so it's not like you are talking about playing in Canmore or Fort Mac. There are quite a few appealing places to play in the BCHL.
Did you really just compare Canmore to Fort Mac?!?!
(although in terms of hockey they would be similar places to play...scenery aside!)
I more was comparing a good place to a bad place.
Khaira seems to have good offensive awareness when cycling. Also, seems like his hands and passing ability are decent.
Not sure why Hendricks is a bad comparison. Id love a Hendricks from Khaira. Good 4th liner with energy. His upside is Brodziak, but id settle for Hendricks
Truer words have never been spoken! I would think the actual hockey aspect of playing in Fort Mac would be quite good (compared to other teams in the league)...but the reality of having to live there...YUCK!
He badly needs to improve his skating and then could be a useful piece to the puzzle.
I haven't had time to follow the game threads recently, but is it just me, or should Khaira be on a 2 game point streak now?
He badly needs to improve his skating and then could be a useful piece to the puzzle.
I haven't had time to follow the game threads recently, but is it just me, or should Khaira be on a 2 game point streak now?
Having David on the team as a skating coach imo makes me worry less about our slower skaters.His straightline skating actually seems to be OK.
He needs some time with David Pelletier (who I don't think gets enough credit for Draisaitl's meteoric rise). Khaira's edges and turning need work, for sure.