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Forsure not saying his name right lol
Cronin is far from the first person to address Zegras' professionalism and his ability to be part of a team. Numerous analysts have stated that scouts and other hockey ops people are questioning if Zegras has the ability to NOT showboat and do what is needed to be successful in the NHL long term.
Zegra's is one of those face of the league guy's. That comes with a certain expectation. You can't be the face of the league and be bad. It draws negative attention. And yeah if Zegra's is a big locker room presence guy if he's in everyone's ears that comes with an expectation as well. If you want to be an effective leader you have to perform. You don't have to be the best player on the team. You don't have to be the second, or third, or even fourth best. But you have to be good at your job. Guys have to respect what you do. Not what you can do. Not the skills you have they have to respect what you do on the ice. If Zegra's can't be that guy if he can't be responsible and lead by example than he's going to be a huge problem for a rebuilding team with a lot of impressionable younger dudes. In that situation he becomes a thorn in the side of an organization.
Yeah he quit on his team cause he was insulted by the $17.5 Million the team spent on him. I think if you trade him he will pick up again because he has stopped playing in Anaheim.
So this is the player people think Montreal should trade everything away for?😂
I’ve never heard anyone pronounce “Zegras” like that before
He should have been sent to the AHL after the game in Phoenix when he broke the camera throwing a temper tantrum. He’s a cancer everywhere he goes and one of the worst players in the league. He is holding the Anaheim rebuild hostage. The sooner they buy him out and send him to Russia the better. Need this disease out of the league.
It's pretty simple to understand. The coach is claiming that he is a pretty boy and a showboat who doesn't take his job seriously enough. The coach doesn't care if the kid is a likable social butterfly. Coach wants him to buckle down and play serious adult level professional hockey in between his endorsement contracts.
It's funny that people think Zegras might request a trade. Most likely Verbeek will be trading Zegras away long before he requests it Lol.
I love the response from Cronin
For what it's worth, Zegras led Ducks forwards in ice time against the Blues (game being referenced in the video that was to be played).
It’s sad that he will likely be remembered as the “Cover Boy” of Globetrotter hockey
I think he is a marked man. I do not think management likes him AT ALL. So, they are treating him much differently than players like Terry and McTavish.
seems to me the Ducks just arent doing anything to help turn him into the player theyd like him to be. Look im a rangers fan so we cant talk much about development, but looking at what the devils did for Hughes.,they allowed him to come in and command top minutes while finding veteran guys who compliment his play style while helping him grow as a player. Zegras does need his ego checked however Zegras can easily be a Stutzle/Robertson type of player but hes gonna need some help. It doesnt take a genius to watch that Ducks team and realize Zegras is not the problem.
Its ZEEGRAS Long E vowel
Following the tense contract negotiations this past summer, I don't think Zegras wants to be in Anaheim anymore.
C'mon, you know it is pronounced Zeeegras with a long E.. At the very least respect the player and pronounce his name the way "he" pronounces it.