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Morgan Geekie pense qu’il était sous-utilisé avec Kraken, espérant plus de temps de jeu avec les Bruins – The Boston Globe


Morgan Geekie pense qu’il était sous-utilisé avec Kraken, espérant plus de temps de jeu avec les Bruins – The Boston Globe


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15 Comments

  1. SmokinJoeBurreaux

    Who does he think he should’ve taken ice time from?

  2. flanman1991

    I mean, he played 142 games with the Kraken and only got 50 points. I liked the guy, but I wasn’t surprised that we moved on from him.

  3. figure32

    Over Matty, Wennberg, or Gourde? Not so sure about that but I hope he plays well in Boston.

  4. Big0Lgrinch

    His game is probably a better fit for Boston too. He’ll definitely get a chance to prove himself this year.

  5. Olbaidon

    I mean I’m not one to say he is right or wrong, but like someone else mentioned he didn’t really have a spot to replace anyone above him, so there really isn’t much weight behind his feelings here in Seattle.

    That said comparing him to Craig Smith in Boston who has nearly identical ice time and games played for the same position he is 100% right as he beats Smith in nearly all offensive stats, some close some by a healthy margin. So hopefully he gets a better shot there.

    If he wants more ice time then moving on was probably his best option as it likely wouldn’t have happened here because there just wasn’t the ice time to spare.

  6. First-Radish727

    Considering the 4C in Seattle played 3rd line minutes, it’s a real stretch to say he was under utilized.

  7. subtractvoid

    Love the guy but not at all. Not even close. Best of luck in Boston. Good player.

  8. JasonEAltMTG

    I agree with him and no one is to blame. I hope he gets more ice time

  9. cdsixed

    i mean, you want every player to have that kind of motivation, so no hard feelings.

    i hope geekie has a stand out 75 point season (though i hope boston loses 50 games, so itll have to bittersweet for geeks)

  10. Go_Hawks12

    4C upset he didn’t get more playing time. News at 11.

    Come on Geekie let’s be realistic here, the only place you could’ve played more would’ve been the PP, and while ours was awful, you’re not better than the 8 forwards we wheeled out there

  11. futuregoalie

    I can’t say for certain if analytically speaking he was underutilized or not, but I know what it’s like to know you’re capable of more, so I figure that’s likely how he’s feeling about it. So in that case leaving a roster where you know you won’t get more is the right choice. Georgiev asked for a trade from NYR last year for this exact reason, he wanted to fight for a starter role and knew he was never going to get it if he was trapped behind Igor because Igor is so fucking elite that no one is ever going to wrestle that starting role from him. And it paid off big time, he totally crushed it. So here’s hoping Geekie gets the ice time he’s after in Boston

  12. amazonfamily

    I agree with him he deserved more time but was behind people better than him. I hope he’s happier in Boston.

  13. SeattleKrakenTroll

    He’s not wrong in some respect. He’s not really a bottom of the lineup player. He’s more of a skill guy and less of a shutdown guy but he also hasn’t shown he’s consistently good enough to be a top of the lineup guy. He should be happy we gave him a shot tbh. Without us giving him ice time he’d not have gotten this contract. This coming from a guy who has a Geekie jersey (RIP)

  14. alienbanter

    I’m just going to copy his direct quotes from the article here because I imagine some people didn’t read beyond the headline lol:

    >“I think I can contribute with a little more minutes than I had previously,” Geekie said Wednesday via Zoom. “But however I get those minutes, I’m not picky. I’m just going to come in and help the team, and obviously the staff and the organization will make those calls.”

    >“I think for me, just with a little bit more of an expanded role and a few more minutes, I think I can get into more of a rhythm and kind of grow into myself,” Geekie said. “Just be the player that I know I can be in and help the team in the best way that I can.”

    >“I gained a lot of confidence,” Geekie said of his last season in Seattle. “I’m excited where my game is, and I’m excited where it can get to and where I can grow. So, I’m looking forward to next season.”

    I’m not reading any upset or bitterness from this like it seems some people are interpreting in the comments. Wishing the best to him!

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