The aggressive game of Landon Slaggert is not all fine. Further to Chicago BlackHox, the scoring round is too much black and white.
Or, better yet, blue.
“Just getting for blue paint,” he said that a few hours before Tampa Bay Lightning was ready to start her NHL season on Tuesday.
“My father (Associate Hockey Coach in Andy Slagart, Notre Dame) is always a saying,” Where do goals hide? ” And the answer is that they do not – they are around the blue. You have just got to reach there and reach the net. ,
The targets are hidden from huxe, which rank the second worst with 2.59 per game, although they have made a slight improvement in recently (2.8 in the last 10 matches).
Hawks Hope slagart can bring a different element while learning on the job.
The notre Dame product scored 16 games with huxe in the previous season, scoring a goal and three assistance, but began to achieve more seasoning in Rockford.
He has 10 goals and 15 assistance in 39 matches for Ishogs, including recording a point in five of his last six matches.
Craig Smith’s back injury and Taylor Hall’s Carolina Storm trade opened up the roster, but Hawks Interim Coach Anders Sorensen said Slagart was entitled to the node.
“Happy for him,” said Soranceon. He said, “He earned it, he deserves to be called. He has really played well in Rockford. But it is clean to see.”
During his days with the Chicago Mission, Sorensen coached Slagart and his brother, Graham.
“He has been known for a long time, so it always has a very good experience,” said that Soranceon said. “But it’s more about the game tonight.”
Slagart’s game is about attempt, his coach said.
“This is in his DNA,” he said. “He has always been that type of player, he is like a dog on a bone. He is producing there (in Rockford).
“But defensively, be reliable. And he is really good on PK, so we will use it there too. ,
Slagart said that he tries to build his game by becoming competitive at night.
“My crime has also come together,” he said. “I am not chasing the points, but this is a by -product of my way of playing.”
Slagart played a support role for many Ishogs, some of which are now with Hawks.
For example, Icehogs win 5–2 against Texas stars on 19 November.
“It was able to know that if I put a puck back, he is going to go back, and he is going to play a skill,” Nazar said. “He set me many times and on the back door. And he is also a very skilled player.
“But I think that the thing that pushes her over others is just high speed, high motor, and is able to achieve them and make a drama with it.”
Nazar said that the slagart is smart with it and can make them quickly through small windows.
“Just he is able to use his speed to go behind people and go around people, and then capture the skills,” Nazar said.
“If you look at the weather of his previous college, I think he had a lot of goals around that area.”
Hawks coach put him in line with Lucas Richel and Nick Foligno.
“I played some games with him last year and (McKenzie),” Richel said. “And he was always working hard, was actually good on forecheck, and simply plays with energy.
“And that’s what we want here right now.”
Dach was a scratch for Tuesday’s game, so Slagart moved to its place.
Soranceon smiled and said, “Their effort and their playing pace can help, so they can play two people and drag Nick.”