Proper Czech pronunciation is Frahn-tsows (with sharp r)Any one know on Francouz?
Bednar: Fran-coo.
Moser: Fran-sows.
Others: Fran-soos.
My estimation: Fran-kjrewjrewr?
I agree he's ideally a 4th liner, but I disagree about the finish. Nieto consistently scores goals that other 4th liners would whiff on - he's particularly great on rebounds and one-timers
Wouldn't surprise me nope, I love Nieto
When we inevitably lose Long Beach and Zadorov, we are going to feel both losses more than we realize right now, they're great fits on this team
He has the smarts to be an effective player. But his physical tools do not suit this team at all.
Yeah, that's because he's Russian and we're never not going to mispronounce his Russian name. Likewise, all the Finnish names are pronounced wrong, but they're as right as they're going to be.
Sure, except for all the sounds save for [n], and the word stress placement.Rantanen is not that hard pronouncing though? ;-)
Nieto is so smart. Makes a ton of little plays. Look at Nuke’s goal last night. Nieto has the puck on the wall and draws the forward in to him before dumping it back to Graves, who has a clear shooting lane because of it. He does that all the time.
Agreed. Jost is an NHL'er. But someone pointed out he isn't fast enough for the way this team is built. Compher is another player that I might look at upgrading in the offseason.
Nah, Kamenev is the better player and I don't think it's close.I’m done with both.
Both are pretty bad tbh.Nah, Kamenev is the better player and I don't think it's close.
He's starting to pick up some decent puck protection elements to his possession game. And he's using his body a lot more. He always had a decent ability to slow things down in the o zone. Anyone who hasn't seen growth in his game isn't really watching him close enough.Nah, Kamenev is the better player and I don't think it's close.
E: Not that Kamenev is a worldbeater, but unwanted hate here. He fits the bottom 6 better, has a better frame, and plays the centre position better. He's been fine, he hasn't played bad at all.
Totally and not only that, but to simplify things; I just don't know how the mates can say that a lad who plays 8 minutes a game as "bad".He's starting to pick up some decent puck protection elements to his possession game. And he's using his body a lot more. He always had a decent ability to slow things down in the o zone. Anyone who hasn't seen growth in his game isn't really watching him close enough.
I feel like Moser never has any idea of what's going to come out of his mouth next
It's not offensive or anything, I'm just surprised at the amount of inarticulate disjointed nonsense that falls out of his face in this profession. He's way too excitable and not composed enough for pro broadcasting. Sometimes his reaction is literally just a handful of mouth noises.
I don't think any breakaway should ever be called a "bad goal", but boy, on that Monahan OT goal he sure gave him a TON of the net to shoot at.Was Bednar critical of Frankie's performance last night? He certainly wasn't the problem to me, not elite but I didn't think he gave up any bad ones either, and came up huge in a few instances.
I don't think any breakaway should ever be called a "bad goal", but boy, on that Monahan OT goal he sure gave him a TON of the net to shoot at.
Being small and playing that deep in your net is a recipe for disaster.
If Kadri clicks with Rants and Landy then go for it. Mack doesn't need anyone so Donskoi and Bura are more than adequate.I'd really like the Avs to split up the big 3. They just don't have the magic that they did last season and I think they would be more effective apart. MacKinnon and Donskoi seem too work well together.
Any one know on Francouz?
Bednar: Fran-coo.
Moser: Fran-sows.
Others: Fran-soos.
My estimation: Fran-kjrewjrewr?