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...just a good skater for his size. He’s a good skater for a player 5 inches shorter and 30 pounds lighter. His ability to transport the puck with his FEET make him a wildcard on the breakout. If his passing can catch up then the sky is the limit. Follow me on Twitter @Archaeologuy ...
...ckage. Though he may not have one particular skill that stands out above the rest, his best attribute may be simply the fact that he always keeps his FEET moving. With good offensive vision and good hands in tight, Dauphin tallies a lot of his points by simply outworking the opposition. That same de...
... at the stick,” DeKeyser said. “It was a pretty good shot. I didn’t know distance-wise if it was going to be there or not. So it landed like 12 FEET behind the hole and started spinning back towards the cup and it missed the closest to the pin stick, you know how your write whoever had it last...
... as the only returning regulars on defense. Chris Bigras, Anton Lindholm, Andrei Mironov and Duncan Siemens are in the mix for roster spots. The 6-FEET-5, 230-pound Zadorov had 10 assists, 73 penalty minutes and a team-leading 153 hits in 56 games last season. He missed the final 25 games to reco...
... chart set and Johansson would have began his rookie campaign as Linus Ullmark's back up were it not for the signing of Adam Wicox. Johansson got his FEET wet last season playing in seven games for Rochester behind a rather weak Amerks club and it looks like his rookie season will be in Cincinnati w...
...y you don't want him shadowing the likes of Sidney Crosby, Nicklas Backstrom, John Tavares, and all the Metro's star centers, while still getting his FEET wet in the NHL. If he's centering the top unit, he'll have to do that. #NJDevils D Ben Lovejoy:"I'm so excited we picked up Marcus Johansson. ...
...st the Devils, Bruins and Penguins last weekend, Guhle munched heavy minutes and contributed six points on two balls and four assists. Guhle's hands, FEET and brain worked in unison and yielded tremendous results. Gihle was my choice for Sabres MVP at the Prospects challenge. Guhle manufactured back...
...a Comets coach Trent Cull, who ran the bench on Sunday, identified Laplante as one of his standout players on Sunday. "I thought he was moving his FEET. Physically, you know he got in that fight. I thought it was good, especially because I thought they were kind of a physical team with us. In the...
...make a dangerous two-way force...His skating technique isn't sublime, but I wouldn't categorize him as slow -- maybe just a little awkward in how his FEET get him where he's going." 3) Erik Brannstrom: "Brannstrom is a great skater, is gifted on his edges and has a good top gear. He can make play...
...back for me, but I worked hard this summer to get stronger so that kind of translates on the ice. I'm ready to go now." Bigras, who is listed at 6-FEET-1 and 190 pounds, looks stronger after doing plenty of work in the gym. "It's definitely a different game coming from juniors," he said. "Guys...
... play in. The pace of this tourney will suit Bailey perfectly as it will be a 4v4 format which will allow the big winger the opportunity to move his FEET and bully enemy defenders en route to the blue ice. Bailey (6'3" and 220 lbs.) is a multi-time 20-goal scorer in the AHL. Bailey has scored 43...
...ee agent without arbitration rights, meaning he has little leverage to get the kind of deal he wants. In cases such as this, GMs tend to dig their FEET into the ground and they have little reason not to. That's why it's not uncommon to see quality restricted free agents remain unsigned despite th...
...t anything get out one way or another -- it makes sense to use the time at hand to try and get the best deal possible. If Treliving is digging his FEET into the ground on X amount of dollars, it makes no sense to budge now with camp still a couple weeks away. On the other side of things, it makes...
...shing up his NHL career with the woeful 1998-99 Tampa Bay Lightning, for whom Samuelsson dressed in 46 games. In 2000-01, after a year of getting his FEET wet in the coaching ranks as an assistant with the ECHL's Trenton Titans, the Flyers hired Samuelsson as an assistant coach with the AHL's Philad...
...my grandfather's NHL hockey career as a referee and a coach. I loved the many things that made the building unique, from the 185-foot rink length (15 FEET shorter than NHL standards) to its infamous overhang and walking up and down the 19 steps that led from the locker rooms in the basement to the p...
... He has more puck skills than one might expect from a player with those offensive totals. If his decision-making and outlet passing catches up to his FEET then he might be onto something. Here’s the intriguing part. Nurse showed significant improvement from 2015-2016 to 2016-2017 in various sta...
In four years of college hockey, Will Butcher earned himself quite the reputation. He is a power play QB extraordinaire. His fast hands, quick FEET, above average passing and eagle eye vision made him a weapon on the University of Denver blue line. Butcher's Denver Pioneers head coach, Jim Mont...
... for a momentum-changing goal. Entering the summer of 2006, Forsberg was originally scheduled to undergo reconstructive surgery on both of his FEET. It was determined, however, that he would only need to have surgery on the right foot to correct deformities because of an abnormal arch that ca...
...ls, 29 assists) in 36 games last season and helped the Crimson win Ivy League and ECAC championships, along with a berth in the Frozen Four. The 5-FEET-10, 175-pound Kerfoot, who was a finalist for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, had 123 points (36 goals, 87 assists) in 121 college contests. . ...
...son to a berth in the NCAA's Frozen Four and was a finalist for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award. Several NHL teams were interested in signing the 5-FEET-10, 175-pound Kerfoot, who was the New Jersey Devils' fifth-round pick (No. 150) in the 2012 NHL draft. He became an unrestricted free agent Aug....
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