Player Discussion Tony DeAngelo: Part V
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love how Tony D is always looking out for his teammates.
I always got the sense Tony was a loyal teammate. I think the only issue was his temper which has improved drastically
Harbour Dog
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ADA is in a constant state of going Dan Boyle on the media; and I'm fine with it.
An important part of having a "tough" team is having a tight-knit one; ADA is ready to stand up for everybody in the room, constantly.
An important part of having a "tough" team is having a tight-knit one; ADA is ready to stand up for everybody in the room, constantly.
NYRFANMANI
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And that definitely rubs off!! Beautiful culture to have, and we have to argue that we didn't have this element for a very long time.
I find him so endearing. Bet almost the entire team does and he is a big part of actively knitting the group together.
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with his two assists yesterday, TDA now has our highest scoring year for a non-Leetch defenseman since Zubov in '94, unseating Tom Poti from '03.
If we move ADA it will be a mistake. It’s not just the production and age, he’s a massive part of this team’s personality and the reason we have had so many gutsy comebacks and stand up for one another. We had years of watching Staal and Girardu not lift a finger when Gaborik would get mugged. This new culture is so much preferable and Tony is a big part of it. I love Trouba, I wanted him here before we got him and defended the trade, the contract and his play on multiple occasions but if push truly came to shove I actually would move Trouba before ADA or Fox.
DQ should be arrested for pairing him with Staal.
with a more competent partner, he’s probably in the running for the Norris.
with a more competent partner, he’s probably in the running for the Norris.
Blue Blooded
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If DeAngelo was able to maintain his point rate away from Staal and play the same total minutes he has this season entirely without Staal, he'd have 9 more 5v5 points on the season:
That would put him at 58 points in 63 games, which rates to 75 points in 82 games.
I am not sure where all of this talk is coming about moving him. He is not being moved. Neither is Fox. Neither is Trouba.
With his defensive play, he is not running for the Norris.
John Carlson is probably going to win it and he's horrible defensively.
It's no longer a best all around D award, it's all about those points.
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With Skjei being dumped , I’m pretty sure management intends to use that money to keep Tony.
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The Keane deal pretty much points to us keeping him.
Chimpradamus
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Now when Karlsson is out of the picture, it's just fine again to win it by producing points. So weird. He had a record assist season and they still handed it to "Doughty is due".
DeAngelo is 6th in scoring among NHL defensemen btw. I also agree it's criminal he has to drag Staal's corpse around.
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I get all the shtick that our RHD is "loaded" and that he's small and sawft but the idea that we have multiple times even considered trading a soon-to-be 60 point D aged 24 just.........blows my mind on so many levels.
Beyond the boxcar stats, I don't think we grasp how much Tony means to this team's ability to have deadly, explosive offense. Besides Panarin, Tony and Fox have almost guaranteed an elite passer and puck mover on the ice at all times. We've had many many years of having only one such D and it was usually a player that did not get ideal icetime (Yandle) or wasn't truthfully that good of a puck mover or had minimal offensive instincts (McDonagh, Del Zotto).
This two-pronged puck-on-a-string set-up is essential to giving this team a leg up on playoff competition. I just can't believe trading him is a serious consideration.
Beyond the boxcar stats, I don't think we grasp how much Tony means to this team's ability to have deadly, explosive offense. Besides Panarin, Tony and Fox have almost guaranteed an elite passer and puck mover on the ice at all times. We've had many many years of having only one such D and it was usually a player that did not get ideal icetime (Yandle) or wasn't truthfully that good of a puck mover or had minimal offensive instincts (McDonagh, Del Zotto).
This two-pronged puck-on-a-string set-up is essential to giving this team a leg up on playoff competition. I just can't believe trading him is a serious consideration.
Blue Blooded
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I've posted about this in other threads, but the eveidence suggests that Panarin and Zibanejad would not be scoring at 100+ rates without DeAngelo and Fox.
Trouba is a very good offensive defenceman by NHL standards (at least 5v5) and 10/93 score points at less than half the rate with him compared to 23/77.
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The list of active defensemen who had at 24 the statistical season ADA is having is . . . very short and very impressive. All guys you want. I''ll be supremely pissed if ADA plays elsewhere in his prime.
offdacrossbar
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he aint goin anywhere folks. watching him with panarin on the PP1 is hockey porn
the right side is set
the left side ? not so much
the right side is set
the left side ? not so much
I think that his effect has been stated many times.
I also believe that Gorton is not seriously considering it. And has plenty of time to figure it out.
leetch99
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The PP finally is a thing of beauty after so many years of watching McDonagh struggle with the puck ....Tony could play the PP blindfolded he has that much confidence in his skating and puckhandling skills and his passes are on the tape and firm . Nail him down long term ..guys like him and Fox should be fixtures here for at least 8 more seasons .
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