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That's fine, I like to win when I play.Well now I know not to pick you to play on my team.
That's fine, I like to win when I play.Well now I know not to pick you to play on my team.
i'm pretty sure this is right, but if it's not, correct me:
if you're right-handed and you want more control, you shoot left (i.e. your right hand is at the top and left hand is at the bottom)
if you're right-handed and you want more power, you shoot right (i.e. your left hand is at the top and right hand is at the bottom)
if you're left-handed and you want more control, you shoot right (i.e. your left hand is at the top and right hand is at the bottom)
if you're left-handed and you want more power, you shoot left (i.e. your right hand is at the top and left hand is at the bottom)
It kind of looks like that. He’s a bit meek by nature. He needs some growl in his game on the ice. Meek is cool but doesn’t get you used or noticed.Lily is a very good D prospect.
As in still a prospect. Not to be counted on to start the season for any reason.
8th D on the depth charts is about right.
He's 6'0 and 200lbs, how much bigger can he get before it slows him down.I would like to see something that Liljegren is a workhorse in the gym. I’ve never seen it. He can skate like a dream and has really worked hatd on his game but i have never seen anything that he wants to get bigger. He has to get stronger and bigger. Thats the evolution missing. Bigger and more agressive in both zones.
He needs to show himself and seems to passive. Thats not a knock. Its just that he is a bit to classy calm and cool. He needs some bite in his game to rile himself up.
He's 6'0 and 200lbs, how much bigger can he get before it slows him down.
edit - 192lbs
You have it backwards.No you don't. Your lower hand is for power. Go take a stick and try and stick handle with 1 hand. You will have a much easier time with your top hand over trying to stick handle with your lower hand only.
A 4 year old kid has no idea about any of this stuff. His dad gives him a stick and that's it. And I have never seen a kid switch hands in hockey yet. You just get familiar with it and it sticks. I write with right hand. Throw baseball/football with left hand. Play hockey as a lefty. Golf as a righty.I mean, i'm left handed, and I couldn't imagine ever shooting left. I think it would feel so alien. But then I box orthodox, so I guess that suits too, as my bottom hand would have the power and left accuracy anyhow.
Know idea how I turned out doing everything from the right side.A 4 year old kid has no idea about any of this stuff. His dad gives him a stick and that's it. And I have never seen a kid switch hands in hockey yet. You just get familiar with it and it sticks. I write with right hand. Throw baseball/football with left hand. Play hockey as a lefty. Golf as a righty.
Same. Except my father grew up in the era where they rapped your knuckles with a yardstick for writing left handed, so he was forced to write with his right hand.Know idea how I turned out doing everything from the right side.
My father was wrote, threw, played hockey and golf all left handed.
Not sure how he managed to stay a lefty. He was pretty mean so he probably whacked them back.Same. Except my father grew up in the era where they rapped your knuckles with a yardstick for writing left handed, so he was forced to write with his right hand.
My nephew writes with both hands,my uncle was a ambidextrous also and played softball fast pitch as a pitcher. Was funny to watch tournaments start and he throws first pitch left hand and next pitch right hand lol. He didn’t wear a glove. The unc is gone but he was awesome.A 4 year old kid has no idea about any of this stuff. His dad gives him a stick and that's it. And I have never seen a kid switch hands in hockey yet. You just get familiar with it and it sticks. I write with right hand. Throw baseball/football with left hand. Play hockey as a lefty. Golf as a righty.
I think this was a school thing back then as my dad told me about this too. Funny thing is he can't even attempt writing left anymore. So it becomes a learned behaviour. Kinda like a kid with a hockey stick.Same. Except my father grew up in the era where they rapped your knuckles with a yardstick for writing left handed, so he was forced to write with his right hand.
A 4 year old kid has no idea about any of this stuff. His dad gives him a stick and that's it. And I have never seen a kid switch hands in hockey yet. You just get familiar with it and it sticks. I write with right hand. Throw baseball/football with left hand. Play hockey as a lefty. Golf as a righty.
He ended up being able to write perfectly with both hands. But he defaulted to right - where he had the most practice. He was 6'4" and 240+ in high school, so it only happened early when he was a lil guy in public school.Not sure how he managed to stay a lefty. He was pretty mean so he probably whacked them back.
Me too after my cigar and 5-10 beer that's it for me on hitting it straight ... and i don't like getting citations for peeing but afraid to admit it almost cost me everything onceI shoot left hockey,golf right if i had to stick handle a driver it would be left ha. The only thing i have to stick handle around on the golf course is not getting to hammered. I just bought my first clubs last year
They need more cans out there man haha, that was the first thing i thought lolMe too after my cigar and 5-10 beer that's it for me on hitting it straight ... and i don't like getting citations for peeing but afraid to admit it almost cost me everything once
Hmmm.
This guy in the tweet says Lilly took a step forward this season and can see him in the top 8 on the Leafs D...Not really a vote of confidence, that's Marincin/pressbox territory.
Lilly will have a hard time staying with the big club until he can play with more fire and confidence, he plays too careful, nervous and ineffective currently. I have faith he figures it out but those aren't easy hurdles to jump. Rosen is the better player as of now and I believe Lehtonen will be better than both.
I think MGMT would rather Lilly get top minutes in the AHL again and play a few of our lefties on the right side.
It just kills me how we need to beat down our young d ... it never ever used to be like this in history of hockey with d cores ... it is only our Leafs d core where too many of us are all over them like a bad stink ... if he develops over next 2-3 years back and forth he will be fine ... key thing is his 28-35 years where d are in their primeIt's funny, every time Lilly enters a new league the biggest concern is his confidence and the biggest criticism is he players to careful. Every time...
I think he just needs to settle in and hell be fine.
It's funny, every time Lilly enters a new league the biggest concern is his confidence and the biggest criticism is he players to careful. Every time...
I think he just needs to settle in and hell be fine.