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Phil Kessel

That Franson shot looked like it caught him in the flat back by his heel, those hurt, hopefully it didn't balloon on him when he got his boot'n'blade off...
 
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/leafs-beat/phil-kessel-the-leafs-silent-star/article2287993/singlepage/#articlecontent
 
AlmosGirl said:
Thanks for the link.  That was a really nice read.

Yeah, it's interesting to hear how he has evolved.  I've always felt that his problem is between the ears.  If he dedicates himself, he could be a real force in the NHL.
 
He's on pace for 94 points.  I love this new Kessel.  It's amazing how well him and Lupul are playing together.
 
Zee said:
He's on pace for 94 points.  I love this new Kessel.  It's amazing how well him and Lupul are playing together.

I don't know how much of it is "new" Kessel vs. having someone to play with.

Last year, he played with Crabb and Bozak on his line for much of the season and everyone said 'Imagine if he had true linemates!!!'  Perhaps all he needed was that one other guy to excel?  To really take him to that next level that we are seeing this year.  Most players can't do it on their own.  He was still scoring 30 with an AHLer and a 3rd liner. 

I've always loved his game, always.  I don't care he doesn't punish anyone.  In fact, I like that.  Won't suffer as many injuries or break down as fast. 

Imagine what he and Lupul could do with Getzlaf in the middle?  ;D
 
Erndog said:
Imagine what he and Lupul could do with Getzlaf in the middle?  ;D

Normally I never watch an All Star game, but I'm kind of giddy at who might end up in the middle between those two at the game just to see what they can do.
 

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