This isn’t true. He has a good shot. He’s scored 35 in a season, and even this year he had 27, which is verifiably above average.

This is right - he's also a good player! I have some less-than-favourite players on this team, they can shoulder blame too. And I won't forget Sam Bennett, whose shoulder I blame

*an era lost

Don’t take your anger out on my boy - he’s making up for Benoit’s (in)ability to make a play with the puck!

My friends were saying he’s a decent goalie but you sometimes need to unplug him and plug him back in.

@hankgreen.bsky.social

I really enjoy little insights like this into the way math is applied to my beloved sport (hockey). To have numbers thrown my way, fine - to see how they’re grappling with the actual game? Even better.

Naw that was Wes MacCauley (allegedly)

Pittsburgh generated more shots than their opponents?? Is your nemesis Kyle Dubas stuck on old stats?

No, signing with the NHL means the end of his college career.

I do think the broadcast talked about him being "tapped" or only having a little contact. But I mean, if this isn't a trip, what is?

Less likely to make up negativity when it isn’t there? Did you see Drance posting about “hard truths” after Canada won the Four Nations, instead of highlighting the good? Or how Brough names himself the “Sad Club Commissioner”? The fewer voices get a big platform, and they aren’t optimistic.

I saw him play in Vancouver. I like his gravity, he can draw players to him and make unique plays.

It’s easier if you spell it McJesus tbh

And the complaint will be correct!

Celebrini will be a better player than Bedard. There, I said it for you.

In his defence, he would’ve made it to 40 in the lockout year too! (28g in 47gp)

A surprisingly pleasant New Year’s Eve game scheduled?