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You know Rico i believe he’s so good with his skill and skating he would end up reinforcing bad habits at the Rock. He can’t get away with those mistakes in the NHL so it will take a bit but i think he’ll figure it out over time. Until then goalies are going to have go bail him out.
This is logical, Dots, and of course each player, and their development, is different. …. Artie came outa nowhere fast. He went from nondescript Belarus juniors, next yr USHL, next yr NCAA, next yr was last yr in the AHL and this yr NHL.
By any measure those are multiple large leaps and taken together the leaps are enormous. Simply said IMO that path never allows for good habits to take root. Artie will get thru anything he’s put thru but there are still plenty of times watching him in the Bigs I think he’d be better off allowing good/better habits to sink in at the AHL level.
You know Rico i believe he’s so good with his skill and skating he would end up reinforcing bad habits at the Rock. He can’t get away with those mistakes in the NHL so it will take a bit but i think he’ll figure it out over time. Until then goalies are going to have go bail him out.
Common Arty stop being lazy and keep skating, use your strength skating to get inside position and knock the guy off the puck.
You now Dots, watching the 1st and 2nd period, along with the last couple games, is when I struggle with Levshunov. He shows long stretches of being overwhelmed in a lotta phases that you struggle with thinking he needs sent down… Then, the 3rd period kid makes a couple great defensive plays, one saving a goal, and some excellent reads breaking up passes and his traits shine.
I know it’s a different modern NHL where you develop a few of your kids in the Bigs but being from the olden days of even 7-8 yrs ago I love AHL seasoning until the pro game sinks in…… Yea, great job getting the point with jump in everyone’s step after a hard fought win the night before at Carolina.
Really nice game tonight by the boys 3 points out of 4 games against 2 of the better teams in the east
What a defensive effort by the Blackhawks tonight being pinned in their own end to many times
I can really see the Blackhawks trading Dickinson and Grzelcyk.
Common Arty stop being lazy and keep skating, use your strength skating to get inside position and knock the guy off the puck.
That was a tough 10 minutes of being in our own zone.
Appreciate the boys playing position instead of chasing. Vlasic got away with not being aware in the last minute of the period.
Broadcast Info
Puck Drop: 6:00 PM CT
TV / Streaming: ESPNChicago Blackhawks
Ryan Greene — Connor Bedard — André Burakovsky
Ryan Donato — Frank Nazar — Tyler Bertuzzi
Nick Foligno — Jason Dickinson — Ilya Mikheyev
Landon Slaggert — Oliver Moore — Nick LardisAlex Vlasic — Louis Crevier
Wyatt Kaiser — Artyom Levshunov
Matt Grzelcyk — Connor MurphyArvid Söderblom
Tampa Bay Lightning
Brandon Hagel – Anthony Cirellli – Nikita Kucherov
Gage Goncalves – Dominic James – Jake Guentzel
Zemgus Girgensons – Yanni Gourde – Pontus Holmberg
Oliver Bjorkstrand – Nick Paul – Jack FinleyJJ Moser – Darren Raddysh
Charle-Edouard D’Astous – Erik Cernak
Declan Carlile – Maxwell CrozierAndrei Vasilevskiy
