SherogoesHAM
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I've stood next to him multiple times in street clothes. He is easily 6'0" if not 6'1" and also is heavier than 180. Probably closer to 195 200.
I think Sprong might be a bit too heavy. I hope he leans out a little bit in the off-season.I've stood next to him multiple times in street clothes. He is easily 6'0" if not 6'1" and also is heavier than 180. Probably closer to 195 200.
Finished his first year in the AHL at ppg through 65 games, while the second highest scorer on his team had only 50 points in 70 games.
Extremely impressive for someone who was 20 for most of the season.
Does he somehow stick in the top 9 for Pitts next year?
It’s fine. Kessel on his own line was clearly a success. Malkin with Hagelin and Hornqvist was a clear success. If Sprong can click with Crosby...our C and RW depth will be unbelievable.It's plausible, but there is the tricky fact that he exclusively plays the same wing Kessel & Hörnqvist play. There's part of me that wouldn't be surprised if the Pens move him this off-season and an equally large part of me that feels like that would be a giant mistake.
It’s fine. Kessel on his own line was clearly a success. Malkin with Hagelin and Hornqvist was a clear success. If Sprong can click with Crosby...our C and RW depth will be unbelievable.
any other team than pittsburgh he would of played in NHL
next yr is Pittsburgh or traded but he is in NHL next yr
book it
any other team than pittsburgh he would of played in NHL
next yr is Pittsburgh or traded but he is in NHL next yr
book it
According to general manager Jim Rutherford, Sprong will be on the 23-man roster for Pittsburgh next season, Josh Getzoff of PensTV reports.
Much deserved.
Hopefully they have him in a top 6, or at least top 9 role.
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