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@KyleCryptoLand @Jeffs_Penguins I’m exited to see where he goes but my point still stands, additionally Slafkovsky has also been improving at an exponential rate this season and is only going to get better. In three years Slaf will probably still be ahead of Kindel simply because he is further in his career.

@cecyclonic @Jeffs_Penguins Like I said it’s not a certainty But Kindel is special. Most 18/19 year kids who make the NHL are there bc of a freak physical gift Kindel is there bc he has the hockey sense of a 10 year vet When his body catches up, look out.

I'd put Kindel at 8

@KyleCryptoLand @Jeffs_Penguins Kindel is a great player with a bright future but there’s no way you can say that he is going to be better than Slafkovsky at this point in time

@cecyclonic @Jeffs_Penguins No it’s a redraft. It’s not about how is the best today. It’s also about future projected potential.

@KyleCryptoLand @Jeffs_Penguins This list is about the top U23 players rn, in three years we’ll see where they rank in U26

@cecyclonic @Jeffs_Penguins Check back in 3 years

@KyleCryptoLand @Jeffs_Penguins Insane take😭

@Jeffs_Penguins Honestly I like Slafkovsky but you could make an argument to take Kindel ahead of him too

@Nat_thegreat_57 @Habs__25 To be fair Caulfield didn’t do that at 21 either

@Habs__25 Euhhhh buddy regarde les stats de Caufield 49 buts 83 points Slaf a jamais faite ca yer bon mais Caufield >>>>>>>>

Les gens finiront par comprendre que Slaf est un meilleur joueur de hockey que Caufield. Malheureusement, ils ne font pas la nuance en croyant que c'est être un hater de Caufield de dire ça.

tom wilson glazer's public enemies #1 jack hughes (+2) #2 jacob trouba (=) #3 cole caufield (-2) #4 gabe perreault (=) #5 auston matthews (=)

@GenoManager @Habs__25 Caulfield rn better but Slaf is gonna be unreal in a few years

@Habs__25 Slaf is better for like 90% of the game, but the 10% Caufield is better at happens to be the most important part (scoring goals and making goals happen) It’s a toss up this year but I’d go Caufield

@csabaabba @AbsCoverage It’s a hypothetical not a prank

@cecyclonic @AbsCoverage 🤦‍♂️ 1st of April

Little Game : "Start, Bench, Trade" : 🇷🇺 Ivan Demidov 🇺🇲 Lane Hutson 🇸🇰 Juraj Slafkovsky #Habs #GoHabsGo

@csabaabba @AbsCoverage It’s a pointless game since we get to have all three

@cecyclonic @AbsCoverage You dont like to play games? 😂

@GHGMath Slaf in the playoffs is gonna be scary

STATEMENT WIN BY THE HABS ‼️ 6th win in regulation IN A ROW🔥 47th goal for Caufield 🚨 Dobes masterclass AGAIN 🤷🏻‍♂️ 🐕 Refs were not able to save the lightning 🥺 Sens L , Islanders L, Red Wings L 🥳 WE MOVE.

@Smackitals @yolo_pinyato @the_habitant He’s just rage baiting to try and make Slaf look bad

@yolo_pinyato @the_habitant Comparing slaf to Ovi Please shut the fuck up 😂

@DomUn1que @MikeBartner @the_habitant Oh ok I wasn’t sure, his page lists him as 6’2 205 Ib which is big but isn’t huge, but to be fair I don’t really watch the Ducks so I’m not familiar with his play style

@cecyclonic @MikeBartner @the_habitant Yes

Comparing the production of some the leagues current power-forwards in their 21 year old season (began the season at 21 years old and/or played the majority of the season at 21 years old, points prorated over 82 games): Mikko Rantanen: 85 point pace Juraj Slafkovsky: 72 point pace Matthew Tkachuk: 72 point pace Jamie Benn: 67 point pace Matt Boldy: 64 point pace Gabe Landeskog: 59 point pace Brady Tkachuk: 53 point pace Alex Tuch: 39 point pace Matthew Knies: 36 point pace Tom Wilson: 23 point pace Chris Kreider: 11 point pace 👀

@MikeBartner @the_habitant Is he considered a power forward?

@the_habitant I see that qualifier to not include Cutter Gauthier.

@GrumpaDotCA Xhekej at forward, Engström back up D

Engström called up… #Habs line-up vs Tampa Bay: Caufield-Suzuki-Slafkovsky Newhook-Kapanen-Demidov Bolduc-Evans-Anderson Danault Matheson-Dobson Hutson-Struble Guhle-Carrier Xhekaj-Engström #GoHabsGo

@Cweitz99 This is how we’re going to feel about Slaf and Demidov in a few years

Man, I can’t believe I’m saying this. The Canadiens have a guy chasing 50 goals and another chasing 100 points with 9 games left. They’ve lacked superstars for 30 years. We deserve this.

@KeelanShatula @CanadiensMTL They don’t have to simplify it because it’s working and is one of the best power plays in the league thanks in large to Slaf, and it’s not like last year because it’s not one dimensional anymore rather they have 5 players now who can score on the power play

@cecyclonic @CanadiensMTL And you may remember that the Habs pp earlier in the season would have a hard time shooting the puck . They pass it around and look for that perfect play .. it was getting ridiculous for awhile . If they simplified it and had a more conventional pp … pt 1

Attaquant, numéro 72, Arber Xhekaj Forward, Number 72, Arber Xhekaj #GoHabsGo

@KeelanShatula @CanadiensMTL Firstly he’s in a much better position to score on rebounds (like we saw against Detroit) and his presence in the bumper forces defenders to keep a tight formation around him which gives more space for the other to move and lessens the pressure the penalty killers can apply

@cecyclonic @CanadiensMTL Still , Slaf just does not stand in front of the net for the sole purpose of screening the goalie . A lot of teams ( almost all of them ) do have someone that has that role. Big guy that can’t be moved . The more I think of it the better it is

@KeelanShatula @CanadiensMTL Yeah but Slaf has been in that spot the whole season now and he’s still finding ways to score from there, it also doesn’t take away from the rest of the team (Suzuki and Caulfield both have 10 ppg this season)

@cecyclonic @CanadiensMTL We all saw what happened with Laine last year . He got a lot of PP goals but at what cost .. basically iced the rest of the team and once the other teams figured it out .. not so great . Keep them guessing with different looks .