Why not? He's statistically much better than 27 in the shootout.
GDT: Game #23 | Canadiens vs. Subban | Nov. 22, 2017
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Why not? He's statistically much better than 27 in the shootout.
habsforever
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Weber should always shoot first with a slap shot from top of the circle.
lecoqsportif
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Yeah, they gotta look at people like RNH to stabilize C.
Right now they have 2 3Cs and a 4C filling out the middle.
Worst in the NHL, I imagine.
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lecoqsportif
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And he hit the crossbar tonight.
habsforever
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Probably, which is sad. Hasn't helped that Pleks offensive input has taken a nose dive.
lecoqsportif
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14's best before date passed a long time ago.
CaptainBolduke
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3 games. It all started when Max was put on his line.
Scariest part is he might be playing better than our other centres
Wrong ....peak value is when you deal a player . If 11 is our leading scorer we are DOOMED.
How dare you criticize the guy we stole from TB for a 19 year old rookie . But but but .....he is skating hard and trying to make things happen .
Other than those fancy spin curl moves on the PP he has been a major disappointment. Clowns on teams bottom 6 are outplaying him .
Sal_Butera
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Galchenyuk is not lazy, he’s what the GOP like to refer as “low information individual” aka low capacity to learn which has hindered his development. #TheUselessTitPartTwo
Sal_Butera
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It also hasn’t helped the NHL games become much faster since his draft year - he’s never possessed blazing speed to begin with, now his execution is hindered by the pickup in opponents speed increase
That's a good analysis. I wouldn't call him lazy or not driven.
He's just not a smart hockey player and we have a few of these cases.
Petry is another
Everyone sees the potential but these two don't see the game in a way that allows their raw talents to be at their best.
It's just poor decisions more often than not...and when they let instincts take over they both look a lot more comfortable.
Sal_Butera
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There’s also the maturity factor Matthews is 4-yrs younger but seems 10-years more mature & serious than Galchenyuk - who seems to possess the prototypical Ruskie “love of the bling”....even though I’m told through and through that Galchenyuk’s an “American”.
CaptainBolduke
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People need to move the focus over Pacioretty. Drouin and Galchenyuk's play has been impacted by Pacioretty's presence on that line.
I knew the moment that Pacioretty's play impacted that line that Galchenyuk would be the scapegoat from certain people. Some people are even starting to blame Drouin.
I knew the moment that Pacioretty's play impacted that line that Galchenyuk would be the scapegoat from certain people. Some people are even starting to blame Drouin.
CaptainBolduke
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Oddly enough, Galchenyuk is the most boring and serious interview on the team.
All three have been bad....plain and simple.
Max is not good enough a hockey player to impact the quality of play of his linemates.
Max is nothing more and nothing less than a very good goal scorer.
He does that very well, but he is not a good play maker, he has limited vision on the ice, and lacks creativity.
He is the player on a line that need his two other linemates to find him the puck.
Galcheyuk and Drouin are responsible for their own demise...Galcheyuk hasn't scored a goal in 11 games, Drouin has 3 goals all year, I highly doubt that is Pacioretty's fault.
Sal_Butera
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Poor American with a Ruskie accent, his pathetic performance is always because others are to blame.