Re: NHL Transactions, Injuries & Rumours
PostedCOLON Thu Oct 16, 2014 6:32 pm
except that his fit with kessel & jvR is amazing
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I think it's more just Kessel and JVR are amazing. Bozak is nothing special and poor defensively which is the only weakness of that line.Nick wroteCOLONexcept that his fit with kessel & jvR is amazing
I think he is a perfect fit to play with kessel.kimmer wroteCOLONYa but bro kapG u cant agree that staal will outproduce bozak with kessel on the side? Its either him or kadri thats gotta go and i choose kad to stay
Losing toi because Carlyle is a retard.kimmer wroteCOLONGet serious man u cant win with mediocre young guys... Gardiners already losing playing time a year in after contract extention and neither bozak kadri know how to lead a team
I respect your opinion Bruyns, but I couldn't disagree with you more. I know what the advanced stats have to say about Bozak's possession game and defensive ability, but I don't see those draw-backs when I watch him play. Bozak is a very smart player who finds Kessel in stride as often as anyone on this team, and positions himself well to cover up for alot of Phil and JVR's short-comings on the defensive end. The play Bozak made to intercept the pass (which ultimately lead to JVR's goal) against the Rangers is a great example of Bozak's positional smarts, and anticipation without the puck. I know alot of people believe it is just a coincidence that Kessel and JVR like playing with Bozak, or poor coaching on Carlyle's part for utilizing him in so many situations, but it's not... Bozak is a good hockey player.Bruyns wroteCOLONI think it's more just Kessel and JVR are amazing. Bozak is nothing special and poor defensively which is the only weakness of that line.Nick wroteCOLONexcept that his fit with kessel & jvR is amazing
Same problem as the Leafs, they give up way too many shots against. Their problems stem from the back-end, outside of Barrie and (to a much lesser extent) Johnson the Avs have a hard time exiting their zone consistently on the break-out.anton wroteCOLONwtf happened to the avs? ive watched the whole game tonight and they look fuckin terrible.
duchene, o'reilly, mackinnon, johnson - all terrible.
I enjoyed reading this post.MSP4LYFE wroteCOLONI respect your opinion Bruyns, but I couldn't disagree with you more. I know what the advanced stats have to say about Bozak's possession game and defensive ability, but I don't see those draw-backs when I watch him play. Bozak is a very smart player who finds Kessel in stride as often as anyone on this team, and positions himself well to cover up for alot of Phil and JVR's short-comings on the defensive end. The play Bozak made to intercept the pass (which ultimately lead to JVR's goal) against the Rangers is a great example of Bozak's positional smarts, and anticipation without the puck. I know alot of people believe it is just a coincidence that Kessel and JVR like playing with Bozak, or poor coaching on Carlyle's part for utilizing him in so many situations, but it's not... Bozak is a good hockey player.Bruyns wroteCOLONI think it's more just Kessel and JVR are amazing. Bozak is nothing special and poor defensively which is the only weakness of that line.Nick wroteCOLONexcept that his fit with kessel & jvR is amazing
I also dispute the argument that Kessel and JVR can do there thing irrespective of who is in between them. When Kadri played in the middle last season there was a noticeable dip in tempo and production on that line. None of this is to say that I think Bozak is a prototypical #1 C or that we cannot upgrade him, merely that he is more than just a guy who was fortunate enough to play in between two star players.
Interesting.The BBKL Insider wroteCOLONJake gardiner for ror. Get it done nonis
I would guess the real NHL is very similar to what we have here. A few clicks, a few GMs who are impossible, a few dicks, a few lowballers, a few fair deal guys, etc...kimmer wroteCOLONreal nhl doesn't lowball