The Rebuild...
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Pouloit looks like he got the memo, he may turn into something, he’s been playing with a ton more confidence this year.
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I thought he would've panned out better than a #5/6 when we acquired him but maybe hes a late(r) bloomer.Richardstroker69 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 20, 2018 1:10 pm Pouloit looks like he got the memo, he may turn into something, he’s been playing with a ton more confidence this year.
He was a fairly highly touted prospect that fell from favour...to a degree.
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If the tree returns
Left handed D-men
Edler
Hughes
Juolevi
Tryamkin
Hutton
Brisebios
Pouliot
Right handed D-men
Tanev
Gudbranson
Stecher
Woo
A little tilted to one side, isn’t it?
Left handed D-men
Edler
Hughes
Juolevi
Tryamkin
Hutton
Brisebios
Pouliot
Right handed D-men
Tanev
Gudbranson
Stecher
Woo
A little tilted to one side, isn’t it?
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I think a big part of it was laziness on his part especially training wiseUncle dans leg wrote: ↑Sat Oct 20, 2018 2:01 pmI thought he would've panned out better than a #5/6 when we acquired him but maybe hes a late(r) bloomer.Richardstroker69 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 20, 2018 1:10 pm Pouloit looks like he got the memo, he may turn into something, he’s been playing with a ton more confidence this year.
He was a fairly highly touted prospect that fell from favour...to a degree.
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It was only 1-2 weeks ago that Trymankin was stripped of the captaincy and benched for 2-3 games. No word on why. Just saying something may not be quite right with his commitment which doesn’t bode well for him fitting into the NHL. Perhaps his not wanting to engage is more of a concern?
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I think I will "choose" to speculate that Mr. Woody is purposely pissing off his team to the point they say get lost and void his contract.Hockey Widow wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 10:55 am It was only 1-2 weeks ago that Trymankin was stripped of the captaincy and benched for 2-3 games. No word on why. Just saying something may not be quite right with his commitment which doesn’t bode well for him fitting into the NHL. Perhaps his not wanting to engage is more of a concern?
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Tryamkin's physical presence & potential are intriguing, however he's beginning to look like a head case.
He needs to state his position & provide a reasonable explanation for recent events.
He needs to state his position & provide a reasonable explanation for recent events.
Less Canucks embarrassment please.
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Agreed, move on from him. Want players with heart and conviction not a pansy ass who maybe or maybe not play each night.
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I still have hope for him. But.....He left Vancouver suddenly at the end of the year with mixed reasoning. He showed up to camp not in NHL conditioning. He refused to go to Utica. He was upset because he thought he should be top four, not earn it. he didn't like the smells of Vancouver. He was just stripped of his captaincy and benched for lacklustre play. when here, he didn't understand why we wanted him to be more physical. He went back to Russia hoping to be on the National team and got cut after he made the team. More and more it looks like his effort and level of engagement may not be NHL ready. Does he truly understand what type of commitment is needed and does he have that next gear to go out and get it? Or is he content with the millions he has already made and content to play in in second class league? does he covet a chance to play in the NHL?
So I still hope and I still see his potential but I am wondering if he is a head case as suggested. I Think like Blob, we are best to not pencil him into our line up unless and until he returns.
So I still hope and I still see his potential but I am wondering if he is a head case as suggested. I Think like Blob, we are best to not pencil him into our line up unless and until he returns.
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Avtomobilist has a new coach this season. That's likely an important point. Even after a hot start by the team, Tryamkin had his captaincy stripped in favour of Nigel Dawes and was also benched for a couple games. Tryamkin has been very tight-lipped to the media about the issue assuring them that he has no issue with the decision and is committed to the team's success (yawn).
In one brief interview (in Russian ofc), the new coach, Andrei Martemyanov had a bit more to say on the matter, though it's still the typical boiler-plate media BS you'd expect to hear from an NHL coach. Essentially, he says that that Tryamkin need to "ripen" and will be captain again at some point. Dawes will be captain for the time being, but he has it's possible that there could more captaincy changes as the season moves forward. He insists that Tryamkin's benching were not an "educational" measure; rather, he's simply making use of a very deep defensive core and more rotations can be expected in the future.
Now Mick; I will just add his team started their season 16-0.
I can't see anything that is definable.
Sounds like a soap opera.
To be honest, I haven't fully invested myself in figuring him into the Canuck line-up, since he left. Figure, as usual, wait.
Was rather intrigued with the idea of seeing he and Hughes standing together for the Anthem though.
Avtomobilist has a new coach this season. That's likely an important point. Even after a hot start by the team, Tryamkin had his captaincy stripped in favour of Nigel Dawes and was also benched for a couple games. Tryamkin has been very tight-lipped to the media about the issue assuring them that he has no issue with the decision and is committed to the team's success (yawn).
In one brief interview (in Russian ofc), the new coach, Andrei Martemyanov had a bit more to say on the matter, though it's still the typical boiler-plate media BS you'd expect to hear from an NHL coach. Essentially, he says that that Tryamkin need to "ripen" and will be captain again at some point. Dawes will be captain for the time being, but he has it's possible that there could more captaincy changes as the season moves forward. He insists that Tryamkin's benching were not an "educational" measure; rather, he's simply making use of a very deep defensive core and more rotations can be expected in the future.
Now Mick; I will just add his team started their season 16-0.
I can't see anything that is definable.
Sounds like a soap opera.
To be honest, I haven't fully invested myself in figuring him into the Canuck line-up, since he left. Figure, as usual, wait.
Was rather intrigued with the idea of seeing he and Hughes standing together for the Anthem though.
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Fuck all ya'll you'll accept Tryamkin or he'll beat your pansy asses.
The big beast is the closest we'll get to having someone who can beast mode like Byfuglien on defense, plus he has a blaster of a shot.
The big beast is the closest we'll get to having someone who can beast mode like Byfuglien on defense, plus he has a blaster of a shot.
Can the Canucks just win a Cup within the next 5 years.
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To me, Tryamkin is still the most exciting defensive prospect in the franchise.
He was such a physical beast that he didn't need to arrive in shape, or get in fights or try to play "physical". He has the physical power to just destroy opponents without much effort, and nobody could fight him for retribution - just ask Jamie Benn.
Would I count on him returning? No. But until his current contract expires, I would definitely make room for him.
He was such a physical beast that he didn't need to arrive in shape, or get in fights or try to play "physical". He has the physical power to just destroy opponents without much effort, and nobody could fight him for retribution - just ask Jamie Benn.
Would I count on him returning? No. But until his current contract expires, I would definitely make room for him.
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I think you need to watch some video of Hughes bro. This kid is a superstar in the making coming up. Very easily could be the best defenseman of his draft year.
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