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dude…. Martin St. Louis is pronounced Mar-Tan San-Lew-Eee . It unfortunately leads me to believe you are not a fan.
Martin is not Martan in English lol the "tin" its not "tan" in English, it's not the same tone. I'm french Canadian and I know it's hard for English to pronounce French name, there is a way to know how, ask a French guy how to spell it:)
Ps: Saint its the the same as English Saint.
I love how these fans like to throw around the word dominate…to me that word should be reserved for blow out wins…when the team gets outshot every night one game 8 shots on goal in 2 periods is not dominant
Man what is this garbage? Does the person running this channel not proofread what the dumbass AI spews out?
1 goal and 3 assists in the past 5 games… Sign the boy to 8.9 for 8 years… OMG
Are you fucken kidding if he is the best you have ever seen wake the hell up
Martin Stellis? I’m fkn done! ✅ 😂
Slafkovsky will impress me when he learns how to one-time a shot and hit the net with it. If I were Martin St. Louis, I would have this kid practicing nothing but one-timers for an hour per practice until he gets them right. Catching a pass and playing with it before you shoot only allows the goaltender to position himself to stop the shot. An NHL goaltender only takes about a half a second to reposition himself to stop a shot so you need to get your shot off within that half a second or you will not score on an NHL goaltender. Case in point? Slafkovsky!