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Arty is going to have to put his big pants on one day, more concerned about getting checked instead of making a solid play to get the puck out of the zone.
Defensively, he’s still pretty brutal. Everyone loving his game of late must be referring to his offensive output only.
He’s doing something the coaches like a lot, he’s played a minimum of 22 minutes a game 10 out of the last 12.
Arty is going to have to put his big pants on one day, more concerned about getting checked instead of making a solid play to get the puck out of the zone.
I don’t understand if Arty is supposedly a good skater why didn’t he just out skate the forward?
The penalty call looked lame
I can’t wait for Kantserov and Frondell to come to North America, i just want them on the ice plenty of time to figure out what position to play.
Definitely Foligno, Dickinson or Lafferty won’t be here next year.
I can see Kantserov and Frondell on the team next year replacing 2 of Foligno, Angie and Lafferty. IMO that 3rd spot will be given to an overpaid veteran forward, maybe on a 2 year deal, to eat up some cap space. Can’t ice a team with 8 to 10 guys on ELC’s for both cap floor requirements and the need for some veterans.
Vanacker, Spellacy, maybe Boisvert at the Rock next year. Behm committed to Arizona State next season. Nestrasil likely still in college next season. Also next year, West plays at Michigan State, probably for 2 years.
I agree but i think Bedard will get around $12aav, Mikhelev 2x between 5 and 6aav, Murphy 2x5aav and if they do decide to bring Foligno back for 1 more year at $4 that gets them to the floor next year
Is amazing how much better goalies look when the team in front of them doesn’t take any shortcuts.
If anyone says otherwise just look at the teams we played, the Blackhawks had to scratch claw and fight to get any quality shots on goal. Most everything is contested.
It’s interesting following all these rebuilds and it always seems that the 2nd quarter of the season is the toughest for teams.
I’m happy that the short cuts have put to rest most times and they are playing through their opponents not around them.
I guess scouts forget to measure the size of the hearts of these prospects because Lardis is not taking any shortcuts and when i saw how he graded at the combine he’s no stranger to hard work.
Moore, Lardis and whoever is going to eventually be a hybrid 3rd shutdown slash scoring line.
I remember the days of our 3rd and 4th lines owning possession in the opponents zone, I’m beginning to see it in the very near future.
