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Hesh_
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 07.29.2013

Sep 14 @ 7:42 AM ET
I had completely forgotten about trading Kase’s rights for Rizzo. Kid had some good seasons with Denver. Let’s see if he makes a good Phantom this year.

Massimo Rizzo. Good Irish name.
PT21
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: 木糠布丁, PA
Joined: 03.04.2008

Sep 14 @ 7:49 AM ET
He was noticeable pretty much every shift. His goal was the result of great patience. He’s slippery and seemed to end up with the puck on his stick always. Also some fantastic passes. He was seeing the entire ice and looked like he was way above the others on the ice. Now this is game one with a bunch of other rookies but for this night he was everything as advertised.

Also, Jett looked good as well. With one rookie game sample, the future looks bright. Also Bonk was in the bumper position on the PP and played really well. Rizzo with a goal as well.

- mikeyo27


Wasn't it on a 5-3 pp? No one was near him.

Also, it seems to me he wasn't waiting the goalie out. He either deliberately tapped it back to himself off of the flailing goalie pads (which is weird and impressive) or just stayed with it. Hard to tell.

Not disputing. Just not seeing the 'patience'
Hesh_
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 07.29.2013

Sep 14 @ 7:58 AM ET
Wasn't it on a 5-3 pp? No one was near him.

Also, it seems to me he wasn't waiting the goalie out. He either deliberately tapped it back to himself off of the flailing goalie pads (which is weird and impressive) or just stayed with it. Hard to tell.

Not disputing. Just not seeing the 'patience'

- PT21

I found the goal on a YouTube short. Seemed like he just stayed with it, to me. But the angle is a poor one.

Maybe there was some trickery there, but you can’t see from what’s provided. I just saw short, swift jabs hoping to stuff it.

Edit - oh, no. He did bring it back to avoid the pad. Looked like a quick toe drag down low, and then went around the goalie’s skate. It almost looks like he does it twice, once to avoid each skate. It’s very fast.

Once you pointed out to look for that, it became a little flashy. This one has the best zoom in on it.

https://youtube.com/short...E4BTI?si=XLfxDqIGsPjOB_55
ClaudeFather
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: west haven, CT
Joined: 08.14.2015

Sep 14 @ 8:20 AM ET
I found the goal on a YouTube short. Seemed like he just stayed with it, to me. But the angle is a poor one.

Maybe there was some trickery there, but you can’t see from what’s provided. I just saw short, swift jabs hoping to stuff it.

Edit - oh, no. He did bring it back to avoid the pad. Looked like a quick toe drag down low, and then went around the goalie’s skate. It almost looks like he does it twice, once to avoid each skate. It’s very fast.

Once you pointed out to look for that, it became a little flashy. This one has the best zoom in on it.

https://youtube.com/short...E4BTI?si=XLfxDqIGsPjOB_55

- Hesh_

That’s still a display of patience, he didn’t just jam it home.
Hesh_
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 07.29.2013

Sep 14 @ 8:21 AM ET
I gotta see a goal cam of that
Hesh_
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 07.29.2013

Sep 14 @ 8:23 AM ET
That’s still a display of patience, he didn’t just jam it home.
- ClaudeFather

No, he didn’t jam.

I dunno if one can be patient and swift moving at the same time, but it sure looked like he managed to combine the two when you see that short with some better zoom.

The first few replays I saw didn’t do it justice.
Bob Habib
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 08.01.2020

Sep 14 @ 8:38 AM ET
I found the goal on a YouTube short. Seemed like he just stayed with it, to me. But the angle is a poor one.

Maybe there was some trickery there, but you can’t see from what’s provided. I just saw short, swift jabs hoping to stuff it.

Edit - oh, no. He did bring it back to avoid the pad. Looked like a quick toe drag down low, and then went around the goalie’s skate. It almost looks like he does it twice, once to avoid each skate. It’s very fast.

Once you pointed out to look for that, it became a little flashy. This one has the best zoom in on it.

https://youtube.com/short...E4BTI?si=XLfxDqIGsPjOB_55

- Hesh_

I wish that we had a better camera angle. This kids hands are magic if he is pulling off moves like this.
He makes it look so natural.
I really like the way he and Luchanko have a little natural chemistry already, too
PT21
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: 木糠布丁, PA
Joined: 03.04.2008

Sep 14 @ 8:56 AM ET
I found the goal on a YouTube short. Seemed like he just stayed with it, to me. But the angle is a poor one.

Maybe there was some trickery there, but you can’t see from what’s provided. I just saw short, swift jabs hoping to stuff it.

Edit - oh, no. He did bring it back to avoid the pad. Looked like a quick toe drag down low, and then went around the goalie’s skate. It almost looks like he does it twice, once to avoid each skate. It’s very fast.

Once you pointed out to look for that, it became a little flashy. This one has the best zoom in on it.

https://youtube.com/short...E4BTI?si=XLfxDqIGsPjOB_55

- Hesh_


Thanks for that.

That little yo-yo move/what you are calling the toe drag is what I thought was him rebounding the puck off the pads. This is a much better angle.That was sweet.

I generally think of patience when the shooter waits the goalie out. But I do see what folks mean.


Hesh_
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 07.29.2013

Sep 14 @ 9:08 AM ET
Thanks for that.

That little yo-yo move/what you are calling the toe drag is what I thought was him rebounding the puck off the pads. This is a much better angle.That was sweet.

I generally think of patience when the shooter waits the goalie out. But I do see what folks mean.

- PT21
yeah, it’s not a toe drag. At least the first movement wasn’t. I wasn’t sure what it was based on that angle, but it showed off some slick moves at a high speed.
PT21
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: 木糠布丁, PA
Joined: 03.04.2008

Sep 14 @ 9:28 AM ET
yeah, it’s not a toe drag. At least the first movement wasn’t. I wasn’t sure what it was based on that angle, but it showed off some slick moves at a high speed.
- Hesh_


I think that when MM tries that first move, the goalie's pads are set against the ice expecting MM will try to jam it in. Doing that little yo-yo move probably makes the goalie flinch a little forward, the left pad is not quite as tight and probably even rises up a little, and he uses that opening to tuck it in .
MJL
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Candyland, PA
Joined: 09.20.2007

Sep 14 @ 9:39 AM ET
No need to over analyze one goal. He is a player with elite skill playing against rookies. He should be the best player on the ice. We'll get a far better read on where he is at compared to the rest of the league in pre-season and of course, the regular season.
anti-lame
Joined: 11.02.2021

Sep 14 @ 12:11 PM ET
No need to over analyze one goal. He is a player with elite skill playing against rookies. He should be the best player on the ice. We'll get a far better read on where he is at compared to the rest of the league in pre-season and of course, the regular season.
- MJL


god forbid anyone gets any enjoyment out of Michkov's first goal in a flyers uniform
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