
I never actually bothered to look at videos of him before, but his skating is not shabby at all.
The NHL and AHL team will have similar systems, but the Stars will allow the AHL coaches to add their own slight modifications depending on personnel.
Ken Hitchcock told me the most important thinkg is the terminology. He wants Derek Laxdal and Karl Taylor using the same terminology in Cedar Park as the NHL team is using in Dallas. That way when a player is called up there aren’t any confusions when it comes to communication.
ToddM wrote:Jason Robertson with four goals in his first five games.
No assists, tho, so he probably sucks.
Troy McClure wrote:So a guy who gets a bunch of breakaways yet scored on very few of them... he was pretty much the NHL equivalent of a good punter.
But this stuff about him being like Jagr in the corners is just fantasy.
Eskimo Spy wrote:I would of course make some jokes if any of you died
BigAl wrote:Here's the highest scoring forwards of the 2012 and 2013 Dallas draftees and their YTD scoring (Courtesy of hockeydb and some math).
Which of these guys is going to make the NHL?Code: Select all
GP G A Pt Pt/Gm
Jason Dickinson round 1 2013, OHL 52 19 39 58 1.12
Remie Elie round 2 2013, OHL 43 19 23 42 .97
Cole Ully round 5 2013, WHL 51 24 31 55 1.08
Radek Faksa round 1 2012, OHL 43 19 16 35 .81
Devin Shore round 2 2012, NCAA 24 12 19 31 1.29
Gemel Smith round 4 2012, OHL 51 29 30 59 1.16
Branden Troock round 5 2012, WHL 42 20 26 46 1.10
ToddM wrote:And Shore is on the #1 PP unit.
I'm also singling out guys who are scoring goals, not accumulating points. Dickinson, Robertson, Tufte, Heiskanen... these guys aren't stocking up with secondary powerplay assists to pad their totals. They're putting pucks in the net, driving the engine of their teams' offenses. I think that's pretty significant.
Eskimo Spy wrote:I would of course make some jokes if any of you died
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