Lane Hutson will be a Superstar
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Lane Hutson will be a Superstar
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Lane Hutson played incredible in his first 2 NHL games with the Montréal Canadiens. Hutson was able to get 2 points in these 2 games. And overall he played better than expected in my opinion. From what I saw, all of his skill and talent looked very effective at the NHL level. Hutson's playing style looked like a mix of Quinn Hughes and Adam Fox. These 2 games have for sure already made Montréal Canadiens fans very excited for next season.
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Now all we need is to get Celebrini to reunite him with Hutson
That would be amazing
Cole C. and a first for Celebrini !!
@@MM-xg2tdnot a chance
@@daxsfirebreath4472 Cole C. and two first picks ?
@@MM-xg2td If I'm the team with the first overall, there is no way I'm trading that pick unless you off Guhle, Slafkovsky, Suzuki and Caufield and it would be pretty silly for the Habs to do that move.
While pretty short, his vision, skating and puck handling skills should more than make up for his size. Go Habs go!
I agree
If he can put on another 15-20 pounds of muscle without reducing his agility, this kid is going to be a bona-fide all-star.
I am really liking what I see with this guy ..
me too
It's gonna be a joy to watch him evolve with Suzuki, Cole and Slaf! Especially one the PP.
I agree
Yes
🙌
Lane Hutson, doing Lane Hutson things in the NHL.
Yep 🙌
He will be a powerplay specialist but needs a big RD with him Xhekaj would be the perfect fit but he is a lefty
I agree
That's why we picked Reinbacher last summer ;)
@@VsXLucKy that’s true 🙂
All he needs is a pair of skates, a hockey stick and a sheet of ice!
Hutson-reinbacher
Guhle-mailloux
Xhekaj and to be determined this is how i see the future for habs
this kid has elite offensive dman capabilities
I agree
I’m a habs fan and I
Hope he will be better than makar but saying he’s gonna be better when he’s only done 2 nhl games is kinda crazy give him a year in the league before sayin that lol
Even a year is crazy . Let him put 300 points in his first 300 games and also let him win the cup and the Calder / Norris
Lane Hutson is Lane Hutson
He is Unicorn 🦄
But stop with the comparisons
You are completly ignoring the defence part in defenceman. Even if he becomes better than makar offensively his size will never allow him to be an elite shutdown and physical D like makar can be. While I agree with a lot of your points you're basically analysing Hutson as a 4th forward.
Did you watch the two games carefully ? He maked somes great defensive plays to avoid the scoring chance or the turnover.
Makar isn't bigger then Hutson and isn't physical. Makar is reliable because he uses good positioning and takes away pucsk with his stick.
@@alex-dj9bx he did alot of risky plays that were liable like the OT goal in the first game. Also his positioning isn't very good. Though those are things that defensemen learn with experience. Quinn Hughes was also a liability when he came in the NHL but his defensive game has improved alot.
@@jonathandrouin8717 Of course when you play your 1st ever game. The OT play is that he taked his chance to score the GWG, and don't forget that MTL were already eleminated for any playoffs contention. I don't think if the game haved an impact for something on the Habs, he will likely not gonna did that, but St-Louis tell him that he just need to have somes fun, and that's exactly what he did....
Is positioning maybe need to be a little bit ajusted, but that's his style of play. I saw him twice in person with BU and he always did that. The most important thing that I wanted to see with him is his transition of his play from the NCAA to the NHL (and he did it) and is confidence with the puck (and he did it).
I'm really enjoying your videos, but in this one I think saying he will be better than Cale Makar might be a bridge too far.
Their stats in NCAA are very similar. He might not be better, but I think he will be close
full of talent but one solid nhl bodycheck to keep him on the sidelines for weeks/months
Could say the same about Patrick Kane and yet he didn't sustain many injuries that shelved him in his career. Quinn Hughes and Cale Makar aren't more injured then other players either. Eric Lindros was 6'03 and 240 poudns of pure muscle, dude had more concussions then he had goals in his career. Size doesn,t mewan anything when it comes to injuries.
@@jonathandrouin8717 Cole Caufield.
He needs discipline so he doesnt leave the backend exposed. Waterbug stuff could backfire. One mistake leads to scoring chances for the other team.
I think Habs will be garbage 5 on 5... but there powerplay will be near top of the league. Laine and Slaf ripping one timers with Caufield and Suzuki to clean up anything that doesn't go it. I see Hutson quarterbacking instead of Matheson
another small defensemen isn't going to cut it in the pros
Makar won the conn smythe and is of similar size. According to your logic, Makar isn't goign to cut it in the pros and here I am talking about the best dman in the NHL today.
@@jonathandrouin8717 Maker is 6 foot, 190lbs...Hutsons is 5'.9" and 160lbs....nice try...NEXT!
@@Deke1 yeah ok my bad but Hughes is still 5'10
@@Deke1 Quinn Hughes about the same size, maybe 10 pounds more and you're check mate.
about as likely as slafkovsky becoming a superstar
Well Slaf will be one.
From what I see, he could really help the Habs step up their game offensively. Super Star?... this would be surprising as the Montreal Canadiens, for some reason, do everything to avoid picking talented players, but we could be lucky 😉
Pretty much all our young talented players were drafted by us other than Suzuki...
You are talking like the dg and nothing in the staff change , with Hugues and gorton we start to see some young talented kid growing in the organisation stop living in the past.
nah they didn't avoid picking talented players. Gainey and Bergevin just didn't have a good track record off developing their young players.
@@bruh4977They passed on Mitchkov and other amazing forwards in a draft year that was stacked with offensive talent and went for a shut down defenseman what ranked 15th. Now, this year's draft is stacked with amazing defensemen but the Habs HAVE to take a forward as it is their last chance. End result: two years of less than optimal picks. BTW they should have taken Cooley, but I forgive them for this as there was no way to see between the first three picks, which one would end up the best. The Habs are simply the worst drafting organization in the league, it is so frustrating. End result will be that instead of having Mitchkov (Future hall of fame forward) and Zeev Buium (Future Hall of Fame defenceman), they will end up with a second line forward and a second pair defenceman. This, like it or not, greatly affects the team's future more than you might think.
i hope not since canada is going to have a hard time
Lol, two games. 5 goals against and -3. Lets not get carried away.
I am 100% carried away
i mean he had to play against detroit who was playing must win hockey
Says the guy who just spends his time on internet commenting on things he doesn't have a clue about. Did you even watch those 2 games?
@@s.b.3275 Yes, he's going to be a great player.
also played over 25 mins in his first game, not many 20yo dman logs that kind of ice time in the NHL. Kinda normal that he was exposed to mistakes. But I agree that he needs to learn to play the clock and game situations better and learn to be more reliable on the ice.
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Top 5 defenseman and a top 10 player overall!