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Rod STOP playing Kuzy Necas and Svech


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I mean in theory I get the line. In practice, it just doesn't work. But wtf are you gonna do with those guys? 

Kuz third line? Svech third line? Necas third line? These are all top 6 guys. 

But I do think you're right. Gotta shake it up. Necas third line, Turbo up with the Kuz and Svech. If that doesn't fix it, what, Marty up? Drop Jarvis to 2 to put Svech with Aho? 

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8 hours ago, lightsout said:

I mean in theory I get the line. In practice, it just doesn't work. But wtf are you gonna do with those guys? 

Kuz third line? Svech third line? Necas third line? These are all top 6 guys. 

But I do think you're right. Gotta shake it up. Necas third line, Turbo up with the Kuz and Svech. If that doesn't fix it, what, Marty up? Drop Jarvis to 2 to put Svech with Aho? 

Guenz - Aho - TT(Jarvis)

Svech - Kuz - Jarvis(TT)

Martinook - Staal - Fast

Noesen - Drury - Necas

KK Lemieux

Best line combos for our guys play styles AND system nuff said. If we need a heavier 4th line then think about swapping in KK. 

 

 

 

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Aho and Jarvis play too well together to split them up. Guentzel has seemed to click with Aho/Jarvis also, so I wouldn't touch that line.

Marty-Staal-Fast have to stay together (when Fast gets healthy) because of how important they are to locking down opposing first lines.

It comes down to how you want to build the other two lines. I agree with the person above of doing Svech, Kuz, and TT together and putting Necas with Noesen and Drury/KK. I would have KK as the odd one out.

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7 hours ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

Aho and Jarvis play too well together to split them up. Guentzel has seemed to click with Aho/Jarvis also, so I wouldn't touch that line.

I think Aho/Jarvis are a bit of a red herring. They always go in spurts but there was reasons Jarvis was dropped off one when his production slowed/disappeared. Perhaps playing with Staal has fixed some of those tendencies for Jarvis but we’ll see. If 1 can’t sustain a forecheck TT > Jarvis for 1. Even if it is a high flying line right now. In the playoffs we need forecheck with a dash of high flying generation, not the other way around. 

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