I know he's small BUT this kid falls on the ice more than any other player I know. His stat for TOI is a literally that
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Absolutely, but I don't remember him on the ice as much.We're you a leaf fan when stajan was playing here?
Perfect example.Kadri got knocked down a tonne in his early years, very similar to Marner now.
I know he's small BUT this kid falls on the ice more than any other player I know. His stat for TOI is a literally that
Thoughts? Comments?
yup. give him sometime to put on some weight and he'll be fine.once marner physically matures more it'll show the biggest jump in his game i think, he hasnt changed much from year 1 so far this season, but his jump will come
Kadri got knocked down a tonne in his early years, very similar to Marner now. Kadri got stronger over time, Marner will too.
It's funny to this day I refer to Stajan as spaghetti legs.We're you a leaf fan when stajan was playing here?
Mikko Rantanen has the centre of gravity of a giraffe. And he's not tall either.
Don't think Hyman deserves to get mentioned here. He only gets knocked down because he's totally relentless battling for the puck, he'll go in recklessly even when he doesn't have good body position/balance, just to start initiating contact to throw the other guy off. It often works, he wins tonnes of puck battles that he has no business winning, simply by throwing himself into them. He's arguably #1 on the team in terms of ability to win battles, he just puts himself in compromising situations where he's prone to getting knocked off his feet because he hustles so hard, and battles like crazy whenever the puck is remotely close to him.Hyman. It feels really common place for him to go in the corner or along the boards after the puck and fall over.
Probably a lot less common than I think. But when it comes to Leafs that fall over often he comes to mind before Marner.