What are the expectations for Slafkovsky next season?
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- With the Canadiens signing Juraj Slafkovsky to eight-year, $60.8M extension on Monday, what should be the expectations for the 20-year-old in his third NHL season? Martin Biron joins 7-Eleven That's Hockey to weigh in.
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60-70 points with strong two way play. Give he was point per game over the last 50 games I’d say those numbers are easily attainable.
slaf is only 20 years old, and 230 lbs. i like how he turned it around this past season. really happy for the kid. the potential is there for him to do so much more.
MTL with gm hughes is doing an excellent job with the rebuild. he's locking down the core assets at long-term fair and fixed labor costs.
the fans there in montreal are smart (albeit a bit crazy at times lol) so the canadiens can take reasonable time to set the team up for competitive p-off success.
He's entering his third year, so I'll still be making a rookie salary, not $7.5 million right away. At HABS, they know exactly what they are doing and what they expect from him in the new season...they are still rebuilding and building the team according to long-term plans...that's why they signed him right away...it's about mutual trust and respect. Now Juraj can only focus on the game, improving the performance, the success of the team, as he himself said. Don't expect a 100-point season from him, because he does a lot of work in the attacking third for his teammates... Suzuki had a good season, and I'll just remind you that it was Juraj who assisted him on 11 goals... they have great chemistry.
Still mid-expectations. He's on his last year of ELC and he's still developing. My general expectations won't raise until at least next year depending on what kind of year we are getting for 24/25. I guess my biggest expectation is Kirby Dach playing a full season lmfao.
Slafkovsky is still on his ELC next year.
yea thats good cuz hes gonna have 43 points next year
@@Samlevine111 mmm ok? Lol. Doesn't change anything.
@@Novitch-123 wouldnt want to pay a bum a 8 million for 43 points . better on elc . oh wait your paying gallagher , price , suzuki , caufield and anderson ridiculous amounts for no production . my bad i forgot
Suzuki is elite @@Samlevine111
@@Samlevine111 So you agree? Nobody is going to be paid 8 millions for 43pts.
925k for 43pts.
Then 7.6 million for easy 30-40-70 guy. Everyone is happy. I never mention or was mention in this video any of these guys ? Its irrelevant. Suzuki had 77pts ? Lol... Obvious troll is obvious. Trolling on youtube , your life must be fucking pathetic.
60 points next season
between 37 and 43 at most
63
@@MattySpadez hes going to be an addict like all the others . 63 youre a clown
@@Samlevine111 😂 your funny
@@0canadiens81 YOURE dmb
I feel like Montreal is building right, locking down players while young and affordable, and the roster is actually full with great potential instead of being back or front heavy
70 points
My expectations are 50+ points with small improvements in the two way game. He's entering year 3 of his elc, it's unfair to expect him to be a 7.5 million dollar player this season
Talking about the future core of Mtl without mentioning Demidov is absurd
Strong, smart and a very good skater
Just keep doing what’s he’s doing, maturing.
They were kinda forced to start him earlier than they should’ve (they were that bad).
So put the rookie season down as ‘advanced’ development. If you need a label, call last year his rookie season.
It’s a gamble, he still has a lot to prove. A good portion of those goals deflected it off of him. I think he can do it, I think it was a good bet, but we’ll have to see.
Low expectations for now, big expectations in a few years.
gavhenyuk number 2
@@Samlevine111 Slaf was never supposed to be a center. Make some decent comparisons next time.
@@JoeBine77 . a less talented kostitayn type ahh but at 8 million lol
@@Samlevine111Don't be a child. Whhy even post such a baseless comment? And it's "Galchenyuk", kiddo.
@@Samlevine111"Kostitsyn", Sparky. Geez. 😅
Slavkovsky was only 18 years old!
19*
The fist season was NOT disappointing. He was 19, ffs, and learning how to play on a smaller surface. Stop spouting made-up sound bites that have no basis in reality. You're not in the comment section.
He was also hurt for half of it lol. Slightly disappointing, but not the huge disappointment people make it out to be.
First season is always tough for european players on a smaller rink, especially when they jump straight to the NHL... I don't get people's expectations sometimes...
actually he was 18 lol.. I think he got injured before he even turned 19
30 g 40 a. Healthy. 200 hits 300 shots
I love the optimistic math used on a very uneven season; ignore the slow start and use the strong finish as the baseline for next season. He'll probably get close to 50 points
its not optimistic, the strong finish is because he got put on the same line as caufield and suzuki
Leaf fan
@@jonathanduplantis1403 haha gross.
Close to 50 points will be a fine year for a 20 year old third year player.
@@hallisb you know shit about hockey
Hutson szn
if he reach 60p next season well start talking
He will
That is kinda laughable, lol THE CUP !!!!!
30 points if he's lucky lol
Tell your mom, ok?
@@user-bi6cl9rt9o I'll tell your mom lol
I see that you’re not an habs fan
in 25 games
Sophomore slump? Possible, but I think the slump won't be that bad...maybe 44 points? But, he seemed to play more aggressively in international play which poses that he should do better than last year.