If they are worried about Frost's defense, stick him with Lindblom. And put G back with Couturier so Coots can avoid taking faceoffs till he's good.

Giroux-Couturier-Konecy
JVR-Hayes-Farabee
Lindblom-Frost-Voracek
Raffl-Rubtsov-Pitlick
Stewart

Send Twarynski down to make room for Frost since Stewart cannot be waived for the same absurd reason he was signed in the first place.
- Feanor

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Regarding migraine treatments, there are 2 sides to it.

There is the acute management of the severe headache pain, and more importantly, especially for a pro athlete, the prevention side.

Many folks with migraine headache disorder are on an everyday regimen of meds, diet, and sleep management to prevent the migraines from even starting. Sleep deprivation is a huge migraine trigger for some, and certain foods are migraine triggers for some. There is a lot of progress in medicine regarding this. Hopefully Patrick gets on a regimen where he is headache free and can start to play hockey again.

Still it’s a big opportunity for Frost to step in until Patrick can play again. You hope it’s when Frost is ready and he is not rushed because the team goes on a nosedive in the standings.
- Marc D

Thanks for the explanation. I really hope he can sort his out, but as of now I'm very worried that this is a long term issue. His healthy return and subsequent development would really help us!

Yes, but a lot of people have been saying he projects as a wing. With Patrick out, that may change.
- jmatchett383

I don't think that they should change how they handle a young player like Frost due to Patrick being out. I think the idea was that Frost would break in on the wing but would eventually be a center. Never know how that's going to play out. If they feel Frost could move up to the NHL and play wing but is not ready physically to play center in the NHL, then the Patrick injury shouldn't change that. Laughton will be back soon.

watched the phantoms. another excellent goal for morgan frost. this after a near miss on some sick dangle scoring rush. he is about ready for the nhl. if you put farabee on the g line then frost could join the 3rd line with 2 vets? just another way to get more speed and skill into line up with the injuries to laughton and nopa. top 9 would be....
oskar-coots-tk
jvr-g-farabee
frosty-hayes-jake

dont kid urself, coots is #1 center now, even w g at that position.
with our depth at center when nopa and laughts return, frosty needs to play a winger position.
4th line eventually raffl-laughton-pitlick
who knows when nopa returns.
lastly frosty is 2 for 3 in shootouts this year for LV. he might help our miserable record in that dept as well.
let frost develop as 3rd lw before you expand his responsibility as a center for that line.
then you move g back to wing and hayes back to 2c and frost to 3c. also gets him experience at both positions.

that would be my plan.

Mjl. Example of passive no puck pressure pk. Toronto game in o t. Diamond passive. Worked to block shooting lanes without pressuring the puck carrier.

Mjl. Example of passive no puck pressure pk. Toronto game in o t. Diamond passive. Worked to block shooting lanes without pressuring the puck carrier.
- Peter Richards

and it begins

Mjl. Example of passive no puck pressure pk. Toronto game in o t. Diamond passive. Worked to block shooting lanes without pressuring the puck carrier.
- Peter Richards

Yes, but a lot of people have been saying he projects as a wing. With Patrick out, that may change.
- jmatchett383

I always saw NP as the one shifting to wing eventually.

Frost is too good with the puck to not be in the middle.

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- arichardson22

All the best with the fundraising, Alex!

I always saw NP as the one shifting to wing eventually.

Frost is too good with the puck to not be in the middle.
- Tomahawk

Wouldn't having a surplus of quality centers be a great problem to have?

All the best with the fundraising, Alex!
- bmeltzer

Thank you!

All the best with the fundraising, Alex!
- bmeltzer

Thank you!

In my opinion NP, if and when he comes back, should be moved to the wing. He’s not terribly gifted with amazing puck skills and he’s more of a North/South type of players as he lacks lateral movement with speed.

In my opinion NP, if and when he comes back, should be moved to the wing. He’s not terrible gifted with amazing puck skills and he’s more of a North/South type of players as he lacks lateral movement with speed.
- Dave21Brown

On rw with farabee and Hayes. Good shutdown line that will produce offensively.

Thanks Marc for the migraine explanation. All we as fans can do is hope for the best.

In my opinion NP, if and when he comes back, should be moved to the wing. He’s not terribly gifted with amazing puck skills and he’s more of a North/South type of players as he lacks lateral movement with speed.
- Dave21Brown

i'd argue he's very gifted with good puck skills, he should be a Center. At times last year he looked like the fastest guy on the team.

i'd argue he's very gifted with good puck skills, he should be a Center. At times last year he looked like the fastest guy on the team.
- ClaudeFather

BOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING!



Oh, you said "looked." Carry on.

BOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING!



Oh, you said "looked." Carry on.
- jmatchett383

Someone cast a spell on Nolan.

i'd argue he's very gifted with good puck skills, he should be a Center. At times last year he looked like the fastest guy on the team.
- ClaudeFather

He's been most effective as a net-front player. Good hands in tight.

1v1, off the rush, transition, playmaking and scoring from distance... hasn't shown consistency in any of those areas yet.

He's been most effective as a net-front player. Good hands in tight.

1v1, off the rush, transition, playmaking and scoring from distance... hasn't shown consistency in any of those areas yet.
- Tomahawk

hasn't been consistent at all, but he has all the tools to be a good center in this league. Unfortunate what happened to the kid, time will tell if he can bounce back.

I like the balance here, Voracek seemed to be dialed in Saturday, think he got the message AV sent.
- ClaudeFather

There is zero reason to break up the Couturier line.

There is zero reason to break up the Couturier line.
- SuperSchennBros

Yes, last time they broke that line up the entire team stopped scoring.

Juggle the other three lines all you want, but when something's working out as well as that, you mess it with at your own peril.

There is zero reason to break up the Couturier line.
- SuperSchennBros

Lol where did i say break up any lines? All i said was Jake got the message, as in he played hard.

Yes, last time they broke that line up the entire team stopped scoring.

Juggle the other three lines all you want, but when something's working out as well as that, you mess it with at your own peril.
- Tomahawk

Agreed. Bringing up Morgan Frost or getting Giroux back on the wing isn’t a good reason to break up your most productive line. It doesn’t make sense.