Le camp des Flyers se poursuit et nous proposons trois conversations individuelles distinctes. Tout d’abord, Jett Luchanko nous rejoint pour parler de son premier camp professionnel, de son expérience avec Michkov et plus encore. Ensuite, Travis Sanheim nous rejoint pour parler d’un été plus calme à la ferme, des leçons apprises de la saison dernière et de ce que l’ajout de muscle fait pour la mentalité d’un joueur. Troisièmement, Garnet Hathaway discute de l’équilibre entre le fait d’être un athlète professionnel et d’élever une famille, d’aider les jeunes joueurs et bien plus encore.
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I think the one thing I saw out of Bjarnason that did need work was his rebound control. Which I feel like is one of the skills picked up just over time, I think he looks amazing on all other fronts, it is exciting to see him progressing
Garnett is more than a hockey player
I worry that Bonk & Barkey going back to London might not help them develop as much as being with grown ups. They'll dominate down there & it's good for young guys to struggle. It makes them learn & grow.
I say give Jett Luchanko a few games just give him a look to see how he copes with actual top tier opposing teams to see how he plays. If he doesn't look good, send him down. If he plays well give him a few more NHL games.
Tired of "pumping the brakes". Sometimes hitting the gas works too.
And a Jett needs gas, right?
If he's good, he's good, if he's not ready for the NHL, so be it. But give the kid a chance.
He looks fourteen he needs more time in the ohl
Incredibly patronizing comments about Luchanko. "It's okay to be excited about the player". Wow thanks Jason, we had no idea! Thanks for the permission! Also, thanks for telling us to "pump the brakes". We love that, because we stupid fans have no idea how to think critically or rationally, and it's so irresponsible that some have suggested that he could make the team and that could actually be BETTER for his development, even when the head coach basically said as much! Thanks!
Let the Jett play in the 9 games
Great interview Jason!
We can’t make a decision with Jett based off of one game against ahl talent. If he has 2 more games like Sunday, especially as teams start playing more starters, it’s going to be hard to not keep him. But if he doesn’t, than you stick with the plan of sending him down. From the beginning Danny and flahr said he is almost definitely going back down, but they left the door cracked enough for him to force himself through.