Mud Turtle
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I’m looking at you Paul Maurice.
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I don't know he seems to play a physical game and isn't scared to throw the fists a little. Alot of people said we weren't tough enough last year so this sort of addresses that. He seems to be able to play hockey a little too .
He's just gonna be a veteran face off guy who's in the press box as depth.
Rather have him there than Harkins or Appleton watching when they need to be developing.
I was going to comment, but, exactly this, with the bold being the most unfortunate point of all.Here is Maurices grizzled useless vet that will find his way into the lineup over the kids throughout the year.... why the heck does this org never learn.
If he's pure press box fodder then that is one thing g but we all know Mauroce can't help himself.
despite performing better in all possible non-adhesive ways.
I don't know he seems to play a physical game and isn't scared to throw the fists a little. Alot of people said we weren't tough enough last year so this sort of addresses that. He seems to be able to play hockey a little too .
Every year we sign an old scrub to satisfy Paul’s fetish and every year they play worse than replacement level. You’d think we’d learn from getting burned every year but apparently not.
I don't know he seems to play a physical game and isn't scared to throw the fists a little. Alot of people said we weren't tough enough last year so this sort of addresses that. He seems to be able to play hockey a little too .
Wow. Teammate spews platitudes rather than crap all over their own teammate. I'm convinced.Quotes from last season.
"Since he’s come in our lineup, he’s been consistent and he’s really stabilized the fourth line," said Canadiens assistant captain Brendan Gallagher on Wednesday.
"Nate’s a guy that (Canadiens coach) Claude Julien can really trust, and he can use him on the penalty kill and have him take those important D-zone draws. I think he’s been really good for the young linemates that he’s had, too. Guys come up and they understand just how complete a player he is and they really learn off of him. It really simplifies their game, it makes their game easier where they have less responsibility, and I think that’s probably a pretty underrated quality in that he’s able to make other guys’ jobs much easier."
It’s a direct, hard and strong brand of hockey that Thompson plays. He controls the action on his line — which currently has Nick Cousins on his left and Nick Suzuki on his right — and he makes high-percentage plays at both ends of the ice and rarely ends up out of position.
Canadiens' Nate Thompson continues to surprise after working on speed - Sportsnet.ca
Wow. Teammate spews platitudes rather than crap all over their own teammate. I'm convinced.
These are both 1 year deals so they won't count.I wonder if this and the Sbisa signing are just warm bodies for expansion draft fodder. Chances are this guy plays on the Moose.