Re: Looking beyond the "Trade," what's still to be done?
Subban has always been guilty of trying to do too much....in a sense is that aspect considered part of a players hockey IQ?
Personally, I think it has to do with a hockey players IQ...knowing when to be agressive and knowing when to not be.
This is turn may be a reason why such a talented dman just doesnt get respect when it comes time to bein the top six of hockey Canada
I wouldn't go as far as saying that Subban's hockey IQ is low, but it could certainly stand to be a lot higher considering how much he's being paid. The knock against him is that his hockey IQ does not appear to have improved much since his career began but it was never low the way Eller's is.
Subban has always been guilty of trying to do too much....in a sense is that aspect considered part of a players hockey IQ?
Personally, I think it has to do with a hockey players IQ...knowing when to be agressive and knowing when to not be.
This is turn may be a reason why such a talented dman just doesnt get respect when it comes time to bein the top six of hockey Canada