Puljujärvi isnt the brightest. He is a good kid,who wasnt good in school. He doesnt got the brains. He has all the tools but no toolbox. He is coached badly, thrown in with new linemates and cant communicate properly. A kid like this, with learning weaknesses, should be given more time to get used to linemates and what his job is. I do think he has a chance to succeed in the NHL, but not with Oilers. Carolina would be the best fit for him. Aho would be a great fit and help with the language...
Not sure how you know how Pulju did in school as a kid. But you know that Gretzky was a highschool dropout right?
School smarts dont translate to hockey smarts
I hope some team is dumb enough to think the issue with Puljujarvi is his English just isn't good enough lol.
The dude can't play.
I think you understand well his situation and his weaknesses. I believe in pretty much all the things that you have posted here about him recently. He is not a lost case, if he will get the right kind of coaching. But with the kind of stubborn and stupid coaching that McLellan and the Oilers are doing, he will most likely be completely ruined in a year or two.He can play, but his decisionmaking and on-ice-IQ is below average. He has a good shot, hands, speed and size. He just needs stabile(not changing every game) linemates to adapt with and maybe better individual coaching?
Does it really?Several newspapers in Finland has told that Jesse got special help in school. If you have learning problems that usually also reflects on on-ice IQ.
Does it really?
Ryan Smyth was dumb as a stump and his on-ice IQ was just fine.
He hasn't demonstrated the shot, hands or speed for that matter at the NHL level.He can play, but his decisionmaking and on-ice-IQ is below average. He has a good shot, hands, speed and size. He just needs stabile(not changing every game) linemates to adapt with and maybe better individual coaching?
Puljujärvi isnt the brightest. He is a good kid,who wasnt good in school. He doesnt got the brains. He has all the tools but no toolbox. He is coached badly, thrown in with new linemates and cant communicate properly. A kid like this, with learning weaknesses, should be given more time to get used to linemates and what his job is. I do think he has a chance to succeed in the NHL, but not with Oilers. Carolina would be the best fit for him. Aho would be a great fit and help with the language...
Wild with Granlund and Koivu might be a good fit, also.Puljujärvi isnt the brightest. He is a good kid,who wasnt good in school. He doesnt got the brains. He has all the tools but no toolbox. He is coached badly, thrown in with new linemates and cant communicate properly. A kid like this, with learning weaknesses, should be given more time to get used to linemates and what his job is. I do think he has a chance to succeed in the NHL, but not with Oilers. Carolina would be the best fit for him. Aho would be a great fit and help with the language...
Gordie Howe and Rocket Richard weren't genius's in the class room, either. Pat Quinn got a law degree.How do you know he was dumb as a stump?
I agree with what you mean though... Parros is supposed to be very well educated. On ice... not very good.
Any source?Several newspapers in Finland has told that Jesse got special help in school. If you have learning problems that usually also reflects on on-ice IQ.
And people were making fun of Jarmo for taking PLD lol.
I’m not one to usually get offended, but are you suggesting that because Jesse might have had a learning disability that it makes him a dumb hockey player? That seems a little low to suggest for me and I highly doubt there is a significant correlation between the two. Again I’m trying not to be too reactionary, but I really hope that’s not what you’re suggesting.Several newspapers in Finland has told that Jesse got special help in school. If you have learning problems that usually also reflects on on-ice IQ.
That's so long, anyone can do that. It just shows you can't evaluate a players ceiling based on what they've shown. For every Nino that turns it around there are hundreds of busts that people forget about.So much hyperbole regarding a 20 year old player.
I'm ready to write him off when he turns 25 and hasn't performed.
I’m not one to usually get offended, but are you suggesting that because Jesse might have had a learning disability that it makes him a dumb hockey player? That seems a little low to suggest for me and I highly doubt there is a significant correlation between the two. Again I’m trying not to be too reactionary, but I really hope that’s not what you’re suggesting.