mr grieves
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Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Say what you will, but Larkin is the kind of guy you go to war with.
It is good that they're just playing hockey then.
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Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Say what you will, but Larkin is the kind of guy you go to war with.
mr grieves said:Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Say what you will, but Larkin is the kind of guy you go to war with.
It is good that they're just playing hockey then.
Arn said:mr grieves said:Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Say what you will, but Larkin is the kind of guy you go to war with.
It is good that they're just playing hockey then.
I know; Sweden hasn't even been to war since like 1814!
I guess that says it all, lets get Willie a big shinny dress and a microphonemr grieves said:
Highlander said:I guess that says it all, lets get Willie a big shinny dress and a microphonemr grieves said:
Highlander said:I guess that says it all, lets get Willie a big shinny dress and a microphonemr grieves said:
Could make for a new TV series.....Zee said:Highlander said:I guess that says it all, lets get Willie a big shinny dress and a microphonemr grieves said:
A massive diva and an aardvark....interesting.
princedpw said:It is interesting to look at that draft and try to order the top players according to their current value. Are the top three players these guys:
Draisaitl (77pts ... but plays with McDavid)
Ekblad (... tough to compare but I hear he's good!)
Pastrnak (34g, 70pts)
Perhaps then Ehlers and Nylander, who seem roughly equal?
When you go to the whiteboard this summer, how much change are you expecting, and do you see William Nylander maybe being a center next year?
Babcock: No, Willy is not going to be a center next year, and there will be changes.
You were asked about Nylander playing center today and you said that won?t happen next year. If it?s not going to happen next year, how do you envision that transition working out in the future, getting Nylander to the center of the ice?
Babcock: What happened already is suddenly in the playoffs he took the right-hand draws and Matty look the left-hand draws. He was good in the faceoff circle. We didn't let that happen at the start. He just graduated into doing that. The way we?re set up right now, with the three centers, I don't need a center right now to get him the amount of minutes he needs to get. He's got better opportunity to play the amount of minutes he needs in offensive situations playing on the wall, at least through next year.
herman said:Addendum to the Nylander comments about him centering:
You were asked about Nylander playing center today and you said that won?t happen next year. If it?s not going to happen next year, how do you envision that transition working out in the future, getting Nylander to the center of the ice?
Babcock: What happened already is suddenly in the playoffs he took the right-hand draws and Matty look the left-hand draws. He was good in the faceoff circle. We didn't let that happen at the start. He just graduated into doing that. The way we?re set up right now, with the three centers, I don't need a center right now to get him the amount of minutes he needs to get. He's got better opportunity to play the amount of minutes he needs in offensive situations playing on the wall, at least through next year.
CarltonTheBear said:herman said:Addendum to the Nylander comments about him centering:
You were asked about Nylander playing center today and you said that won?t happen next year. If it?s not going to happen next year, how do you envision that transition working out in the future, getting Nylander to the center of the ice?
Babcock: What happened already is suddenly in the playoffs he took the right-hand draws and Matty look the left-hand draws. He was good in the faceoff circle. We didn't let that happen at the start. He just graduated into doing that. The way we?re set up right now, with the three centers, I don't need a center right now to get him the amount of minutes he needs to get. He's got better opportunity to play the amount of minutes he needs in offensive situations playing on the wall, at least through next year.
Yeah, that's a more appropriate response. As long as the team is set up as it currently is, Nylander won't be playing centre.
Nylander went 14 for 24 (58%) in faceoffs during the playoffs. Good the the 2nd best winning percentage among Leafs. Boyle was #1 at 62%, while Kadri and Bozak were both at 52%.
Zee said:CarltonTheBear said:herman said:Addendum to the Nylander comments about him centering:
You were asked about Nylander playing center today and you said that won?t happen next year. If it?s not going to happen next year, how do you envision that transition working out in the future, getting Nylander to the center of the ice?
Babcock: What happened already is suddenly in the playoffs he took the right-hand draws and Matty look the left-hand draws. He was good in the faceoff circle. We didn't let that happen at the start. He just graduated into doing that. The way we?re set up right now, with the three centers, I don't need a center right now to get him the amount of minutes he needs to get. He's got better opportunity to play the amount of minutes he needs in offensive situations playing on the wall, at least through next year.
Yeah, that's a more appropriate response. As long as the team is set up as it currently is, Nylander won't be playing centre.
Nylander went 14 for 24 (58%) in faceoffs during the playoffs. Good the the 2nd best winning percentage among Leafs. Boyle was #1 at 62%, while Kadri and Bozak were both at 52%.
Assuming that Bozak is gone, and you have room for Nylander at center, does Kadri then get his minutes cut if Nylander becomes the 2nd center behind Matthews?