Player Discussion Max Domi - The Maximum Dominator (70+ Point) Edition
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ECWHSWI
TOUGHEN UP.
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Im not the one panicky cause Someone Said something about Domi you know...
Besides, youre telling me this right now, yet you Said the exact same thing as me in a previous post....
Seriously...
Yeah and? I'm not sure who you're arguing with.
Who said Domi has been great in every shift he's played of every game? Did someone specifically say that? If so, is it that many you're getting this excited?
In the Weber thread you went on about God Weber over and over.
Dude, relax a bit.
ECWHSWI
TOUGHEN UP.
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Perfectly fine, tell that to the panicky posters on here. Like the drebin Guy Who Comes here charging Every single time...
You do what you are claiming Drebin does. You jump into posts take a jab at a fellow poster then bail. Pot calling the kettle.
ECWHSWI
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I just thought your timing was off that's all, calling his play "crap lately".
You know I luv u bby
You said his play was crap lately the night that he assisted on 2 huge goals.
Habs Icing
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What I noticed is that "these guys" have plenty to say about MAX DOMI but you just don't like it.
Based on the 37 games, Domi is on pace for 31g - 46a - 77pts. I don't know he will continue the pace. Its been a while since we have seen a stat line like this. 07-08 when Kovalev had 84 pts. Lets hope he does it.
I enjoy his tenacity. If only he could be cloned.
I enjoy his tenacity. If only he could be cloned.
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The plain fact is that Domi plays every shift with passion and talent. Galchenyuk might have done that on a couple of nights over years. Wìnners the Habs no contest.
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Being dynamic and hard working in most of his games = being amazingly awesome every shift he played. Alright.
Domi is always dynamic and hard working. That's his game but it doesn't make him "amazingly awesome". Domi likes to play with risk and it doesn't always work out, he's prone to bad decision making but I'm so glad we now have a player who has the ability and the guts to create something out of nothing.
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It is the hard work each night that I appreciate the most. If I had it my way the Habs would never lose but if they do I want to see them at least work hard and compete. That's why guys like Byron, Domi, Shaw, and Gallagher are so valuable.
This year has been fun to watch because even if they are down a goal or two they are competing and I feel like they have a chance to come back and win. I could not say that last year.
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ECWHSWI
TOUGHEN UP.
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not a single player is working hard all the time
not a single player is dynamic every single game
not Domi, not Gallagher, not Byron, nobody... fact you're suggesting a Habs player does makes me think you're not watching the games...
and by the way, there's valid reasons not to give 100% one or a few games you know, mental or physical fatigue, injury, personnal problems, the list is long... yet you're suggesting Domi never have any of this, never, ever... even when Byron mentionned fatigue to explain a loss at the beginning of the season, Domi was the exception or something ? and when commentators mentionned the Domi line not working much in a game, they're talking about his wingers not him I guess ?
and huh, yeah! if Domi were to ALWAYS be dynamic and work hard he'd be amazingly awesome as he'd be the only NHLer to be that way...
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You can still work hard even when you're tired... You just may not be as effective. This might just be the silliest argument I've ever had on these boards.
There's also a difference between not going all out because you just don't have the energy and actually bailing for an entire game. Anyhow, that point is just rhetoric where you'd be arguing degrees of effort. I don't think I've seen Domi take a night off. Doesn't mean he was the best player on the ice every night, though...
Sekac was part of the rookie all stars. Participated in the fastest skater contest.Hopefully he will be part of the NHL All-Star game this season. When was the last time we had a forward join the All-Star game?
I can’t think of anybody except for Alexei Kovalev in 2009.
I don’t want to hear John Scott
I feel like Pacioretty has definitely been an allstar but I might be wrong. Maybe Gallagher too.
Max Pacioretty would have been the obvious answer but unfortunately he was always overshadowed by Subban and Price and Gallagher is not good enough.
Scintillating10
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Bergevin should win GM of the year for making this trade. This one and Pacioretty trade for sure.
the valiant effort
settle down, bud
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If I was female and 20 years younger, I'd be happy for Max to sire my descendants.
Just saying.
Just saying.
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