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That level of confidence is why his ceiling is yet to be established. It’s high.
Go_Habs_Go31
> At the end of January and the beginning of February, we will have a break during the Star Weekend, we will have about a week off. So I believe that this time I will enjoy it more than at Christmas.
> However, I have not yet thought about where I will go. Unfortunately, Arber Xhekaj is not here, as the Canadiens management sent him to farm in Laval after his recovery. Now I miss him here, I could discuss it with him. I don’t know what I’m going to do yet, but I’ll probably fly somewhere warm for a while, have a good meal and rest. It will come together before the next tough portion of matches
fortytwoanswers
Weirdly, I like the fact that he’s looking at this point totals and is probably frustrated that they aren’t higher. I know management wanted him to focus on rounding out his game etc. etc. and I agree at this stage of his career, but I think next year could be one where he focuses on not only hunting down pucks in the O-zone, but converting them to points.
AwkwardBlacksmith275
I still think he should be in the A playing with Farrell and Roy. Less pressure…. Way less pressure. Wtf do I know though!
Soggy_Head_4889
Not a habs fan but my dad is from Slovakia so I watch a decent amount of habs games for Slaf and it’s so weird because based on the eye test he looks like a 60 point player to me with potential to be PPG in a few years. I honestly think if he just keeps at it he can reach that potential.
Thank_You_Love_You
Habs have so little scoring power that 14 points is ranked 5th for points on the Habs.
Our highest point total is Suzuki at 34 pts and he’s 56th in the league in scoring.
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Source: https://www.nhl.com/sk/news/slafkovsky-v-blogu-o-vianociach-a-strete-s-nemcom
That level of confidence is why his ceiling is yet to be established. It’s high.
> At the end of January and the beginning of February, we will have a break during the Star Weekend, we will have about a week off. So I believe that this time I will enjoy it more than at Christmas.
> However, I have not yet thought about where I will go. Unfortunately, Arber Xhekaj is not here, as the Canadiens management sent him to farm in Laval after his recovery. Now I miss him here, I could discuss it with him. I don’t know what I’m going to do yet, but I’ll probably fly somewhere warm for a while, have a good meal and rest. It will come together before the next tough portion of matches
Weirdly, I like the fact that he’s looking at this point totals and is probably frustrated that they aren’t higher. I know management wanted him to focus on rounding out his game etc. etc. and I agree at this stage of his career, but I think next year could be one where he focuses on not only hunting down pucks in the O-zone, but converting them to points.
I still think he should be in the A playing with Farrell and Roy. Less pressure…. Way less pressure. Wtf do I know though!
Not a habs fan but my dad is from Slovakia so I watch a decent amount of habs games for Slaf and it’s so weird because based on the eye test he looks like a 60 point player to me with potential to be PPG in a few years. I honestly think if he just keeps at it he can reach that potential.
Habs have so little scoring power that 14 points is ranked 5th for points on the Habs.
Our highest point total is Suzuki at 34 pts and he’s 56th in the league in scoring.