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20 hours ago, theo5789 said:

While this may be true, 101.9 is just fine with me as long as he's got some accuracy to his shot. Boy do I miss the Salo days.

Yes,  confidence and consistency to shoot will create many opportunities other than the shot itself.

Wish Edler would be less picky looking for perfection and concentrate on general direction.

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1 hour ago, SilentSam said:

Yes,  confidence and consistency to shoot will create many opportunities other than the shot itself.

Wish Edler would be less picky looking for perfection and concentrate on general direction.

Seems to me his problem is the time it takes him to get the shot off.

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1 hour ago, WeneedLumme said:

Seems to me his problem is the time it takes him to get the shot off.

I think he’s averaging about 3-4 shots a game now..  hopefully we get to see the positive changes for ourselves soon ;) (Tryamkin).

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12 minutes ago, Elias Pettersson said:

118.3 with those wooden sticks?  Highly doubt that.  He was probably drinking and telling that story at the bar...

https://www.tsn.ca/breaking-speed-limits-1.930596

 

It was Popular Mechanics that published the data. Now what the methodology was in 1968 is at issue. (Fast radar gun? Maybe miscalculation of the speed the speed over the distance was incorrect?) 

http://hockey-blog-in-canada.blogspot.com/2009/12/hardest-shot-ever.html

 

I've also seen the reference to Hull's shot from the National Research Council radar gun? But I'm finding it hard to verify that. 

In fact the links on several sites refer to no longer archived articles. 

 

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22 hours ago, SilentSam said:

Yes,  confidence and consistency to shoot will create many opportunities other than the shot itself.

Wish Edler would be less picky looking for perfection and concentrate on general direction.

Actually, he has been using his wrist shot more this year, keeping the shot low, and looking for deflections - it has meant more of his shots getting through.

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Watched Tryamkin today. His team lost to a strong MMG team that was bigger and controlled the tempo ( probably a early playoffs fave) Tryamkin skated well but just too many strong forwards and Kovar isn't the goalie he was last year. Honestly still hoping for a early Avto exit. 

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1 hour ago, Hairy Kneel said:

Watched Tryamkin today. His team lost to a strong MMG team that was bigger and controlled the tempo ( probably a early playoffs fave) Tryamkin skated well but just too many strong forwards and Kovar isn't the goalie he was last year. Honestly still hoping for a early Avto exit. 

This months games could be defining the outcome for Avto’s position at the end of Feb. 

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I hope I am wrong but my feelings is Tryamkin will never play in Vancouver again. He is comfortable in Russia now, he was Super unhappy here (I read/watch many interviews in Russian language), and finally I don't think (personal opinion) he is mentally ready to play at the high level under constant pressure. Again, I hope I am wrong.....

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3 minutes ago, Pavel the Bure said:

I hope I am wrong but my feelings is Tryamkin will never play in Vancouver again. He is comfortable in Russia now, he was Super unhappy here (I read/watch many interviews in Russian language), and finally I don't think (personal opinion) he is mentally ready to play at the high level under constant pressure. Again, I hope I am wrong.....

Do you have any of those interviews that you could translate for us here? Everything I've heard and read seems to indicate he wants to give the NHL another goal, especially with him keeping tabs on the Canucks (and his buddy Goldy) while keeping his social media of him in a Canuck uniform. His agent seems to indicate it's not going to take long to get him signed here too. We have a better team now that can support him a lot more, so I'd say he would have less pressure this time around and he seems like he's more in shape and likely more mentally prepared to make the jump back over here with his earlier experience.

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22 minutes ago, theo5789 said:

Do you have any of those interviews that you could translate for us here? Everything I've heard and read seems to indicate he wants to give the NHL another goal, especially with him keeping tabs on the Canucks (and his buddy Goldy) while keeping his social media of him in a Canuck uniform. His agent seems to indicate it's not going to take long to get him signed here too. We have a better team now that can support him a lot more, so I'd say he would have less pressure this time around and he seems like he's more in shape and likely more mentally prepared to make the jump back over here with his earlier experience.

I am trying to listen interview if possible, always prefer video to reading newspaper/news. I never witnessed his complains on video, interesting video from 04/27/2016 about his first season -high level of organization in Vancouver, good fans, smaller ice, a lot of attention from press, daily questions, like under microscope, first shift in NHL 12 sec, good words towards Sedins ...missing family, 1.5 month alone.

At the same time September 27/2017 Sport-Express interview : In Vancouver every where smell of marijuana . 

Question : Pavel Datsyuk many times said that he wants to return home 

Answer: Life without Russians-FINISH, always want to go home, its normal, here is my city, my team, I start to play hockey here.

Question: You signed contract for 3 years but after that Canucks still own rights for your  service?

Answer: Do you think I am out of luck ? I will not say that Canucks bad team or something like that. At the same time I am not sure if I go over sea after my contract finish in Russia, will see, If they want me, If contract will be good for me, too early to say. 

Question: Recently, one of Vancouver portal (not sure newspaper or internet) have a poll if you come back, 51% said NO.

Answer: That's it, decision made (laughing), will see, to early to say, to early to even think about this

Question: Jim Benning said that you went home because of "family issues" ?

Answer: Family and hockey together, not a single problem

Question: about Goldy and at the end asking why he is come back, not enough ice time ?

Answer: Many times I was on the bench, No-not many times, always me ! And I don't understand why ? I am playing good game and 5-7 minutes before the end, they put me on the bench without any explanations, a little bit unusual. 

 

He is good player and person, he is also comfortable and HOME now, if you force me to bet...I will bet against his come back.

 

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1 hour ago, Pavel the Bure said:

I hope I am wrong but my feelings is Tryamkin will never play in Vancouver again. He is comfortable in Russia now, he was Super unhappy here (I read/watch many interviews in Russian language), and finally I don't think (personal opinion) he is mentally ready to play at the high level under constant pressure. Again, I hope I am wrong.....

He is making less than a million there. He could make 3-5 million here. I think his family will like that math.

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