Wow. First off, it was his best game by a mile, coming against the top team in the league. He made them look like MHL players out there. Second. If I’m a coach, and I have a player buzzing like Demidov, and he draws a penalty on a near goal when you’re down one in the third… how on earth would I not give him power-play time on that penalty, even if it’s the second unit? Doesn’t get on for another 4 minutes? Goodness. Stoked on the game though! 🎉
agreed, I don't know how this coach watched him this game and thought no way I want to use him on those PP's in the 3rd when down a goal. It's insane that he's only 3 pts away from the KHL lead yet his ave PP TOI is :36
Sometime is about politic, as Demidov dont want to resign with the team for 2/3 year again and want to go directly with Montreal next year. The ska put pressuse on him like doing this to try to keep him a bit more.
It would have been surreal if he managed to scored on that last play near the end at 13:17, he also gave many good chances to score to his teamates. I've been really impressed with his 200 ft game, this kid competes hard offensively and defensively.
Only half right. Hutson looks flashy with all his great moves and nice head fakes but he's actually not good at all defensively. He has 2 games already this year where he's been -4. Not one D man on Habs last year had a single game of -4. Everyone gets excited about him because of the razzle dazzle but in fact, players like Suzuki are more effective 200 foot players overall. Lane is weak on the pivot and constantly gets beat on the outside by opponents. His lack of speed is definitely an issue also. Demidov though is on another level and he has greatness written all over him. Apparently he's quite good defensively in his own zone as well so he should be a real difference maker. Until Hutson improves on the defensive side, he is not feeding any family anywhere. It's funny to see how many fans love fancy footwork and forget to look at the big picture - specially younger fans. Hutson for all his skill, still has a very long way to go to be effective NHL player
Was seeing some "he plays against terrible teams" comments Well he just had a highlight reel goal and an assist against the top team in the league, on points for his team's only 2 goals. What will they say now?!
I see what you are saying, before these last 3 games, he had only played over 14:22 once, but in the last 3 games he's averaged over 16 mins per. Now if they could just put him out on the PP much more.
18 years old folks, point per game player (pretty much)...despite being responsible defensively. +17 right now. I think Celebrini and Demidov could have been 50/50 for 1st overall
Over on the Habs board at hockeysfuture, I said before the draft that Demidov was the only one I would have considered taking at 1st OA over Celebrini. I don't think I would have risked it had we won 1st OA due to how impressive the Hutson-Celebrini show at BU was to watch but I think it would have been a tough call if not for the Russian factor.
Против Локомотива забить и вообще поучаствовать во всех голах команды это неплохо для него. Первый период в этой игре меня удивил, а следующие два заставили понять, что игра на результат меня стала бесить ещё больше
Про время в большинстве. Демидову туда не попасть. Кузнецов, Григоренко, Плотников, Глотов, Грицюк, Зыков, Толчинский и ещё вроде Алистров. Это нападение, защитников трогать бесполезно. Пока у Алистрова кредит доверия огромный, Демидову не попасть в большинство.
The Bell Centre in Montreal is much bigger, better and louder than whatever this building is. Demidov will be better off with the Habs for sure : to me it sounds like SKA plays in a funeral home. Or Toronto.
@@jeans.plante512 The NHL crowd generally does not "chant" oor have drums all game long. Sure in Bell Centre the crowd is very lively and noisy, but not all game long, always in the background, like in Northerhn Europe.
@@Brubarov Have you been to the Bell Centre for a Habs game? VERY LOUD, ALL GAME LONG! You are just repeating some tired clichés about NA sports crowds. SKA plays in a big building (about the same size as the Bell Centre) and is in Europe, where it is supposed to be all chants and drums. In this clip i hear sweet fuck all. It's dead, like a funeral. The proof is in the pudding.
@@jeans.plante512 Lol yes I've been there, calm down brother. It's a good noisy crowd, but its just different atmosphere, is all. Dont take it so personal!
Not for a very long time. Nick Suzuki has been Montreal's Captain and their best player for the last 3 years (and it's not even close). Suzuki also signed an 8 year contract back in 2021 so he's signed until 2029. Unless he falls off the table or gets traded, the C belongs to Slick Nick for many years yet
I bet msot just see the result the flash but don't understand it and why there is a big difference from player to player.What Demidov is showing us on many occasions is that even though he is on the small side he is very good at protecting the puck.Habs players ALL of them are very bad or non existent when comes to puck protection.A player like Hutson uses skating to hang on to the puck for longer periods while Demidov uses his leg to shield the puck which is something that is typical of bigger players like a Lemieux or Joe Thornton. So yeah Demidov looks good from an offensive standpoint but the Habs are incredibly bad at defensive hockey and hockey IQ in general so they need a LOT more than Demidov.
Based on the info and measurements when they set up that secondary combine thing for certain Russian players he's not really that small 6 feet 190 isn't small never trust info provided by the Russians 😂 especially not because he's only 18 he will likely add more muscle before we see him in Montreal next season smh
Scoring a highlight reel goal means scoring a beautiful goal. The video however, is not meant to be only a ''highlight'' of said goal. The owner of this channel posts a sort of recap of every shift Demidov plays in every game, so the fans can see how he is developping.
Wow. First off, it was his best game by a mile, coming against the top team in the league. He made them look like MHL players out there.
Second. If I’m a coach, and I have a player buzzing like Demidov, and he draws a penalty on a near goal when you’re down one in the third… how on earth would I not give him power-play time on that penalty, even if it’s the second unit? Doesn’t get on for another 4 minutes? Goodness.
Stoked on the game though! 🎉
agreed, I don't know how this coach watched him this game and thought no way I want to use him on those PP's in the 3rd when down a goal. It's insane that he's only 3 pts away from the KHL lead yet his ave PP TOI is :36
Sometime is about politic, as Demidov dont want to resign with the team for 2/3 year again and want to go directly with Montreal next year. The ska put pressuse on him like doing this to try to keep him a bit more.
That move cutting to the inside. Wow!
It would have been surreal if he managed to scored on that last play near the end at 13:17, he also gave many good chances to score to his teamates. I've been really impressed with his 200 ft game, this kid competes hard offensively and defensively.
He easily could of had 3 or 4 pts this game, would have been nuts if he put up his 3rd 4 pt game of the season.
Hutson and Demidov will feed families
agreed
Only half right. Hutson looks flashy with all his great moves and nice head fakes but he's actually not good at all defensively. He has 2 games already this year where he's been -4. Not one D man on Habs last year had a single game of -4. Everyone gets excited about him because of the razzle dazzle but in fact, players like Suzuki are more effective 200 foot players overall. Lane is weak on the pivot and constantly gets beat on the outside by opponents. His lack of speed is definitely an issue also. Demidov though is on another level and he has greatness written all over him. Apparently he's quite good defensively in his own zone as well so he should be a real difference maker. Until Hutson improves on the defensive side, he is not feeding any family anywhere. It's funny to see how many fans love fancy footwork and forget to look at the big picture - specially younger fans. Hutson for all his skill, still has a very long way to go to be effective NHL player
His damn edgework is unbelievable, one of the best I've ever seen.
It is impressive, he just needs to get stronger, more explosive.
This guy cant come over to NHL fast enough, looks like a stud.
The way he manipulates passing lanes is elite
Was seeing some "he plays against terrible teams" comments
Well he just had a highlight reel goal and an assist against the top team in the league, on points for his team's only 2 goals.
What will they say now?!
What a game! He got his confidence back, watch out.
He never lost his confidence wdym????? Stop spreading lies please
@@xlwolfffHe got benched a lot thats all im referring to, relax 😂
I see what you are saying, before these last 3 games, he had only played over 14:22 once, but in the last 3 games he's averaged over 16 mins per. Now if they could just put him out on the PP much more.
@@vincentjolicoeur он играет с лучшими партнерами, которых ему могут дать, вы о чем? У него центр Евгений Кузнецов. Лучшего центра у СКА нет.
@@vincentjolicoeur hahaha im just protecting our saviour
18 years old folks, point per game player (pretty much)...despite being responsible defensively. +17 right now. I think Celebrini and Demidov could have been 50/50 for 1st overall
Over on the Habs board at hockeysfuture, I said before the draft that Demidov was the only one I would have considered taking at 1st OA over Celebrini. I don't think I would have risked it had we won 1st OA due to how impressive the Hutson-Celebrini show at BU was to watch but I think it would have been a tough call if not for the Russian factor.
The more I see him…. Reminds me of a smaller McDavid. The cuts. IQ. Passing. All very similar
Cant wait to see hutson and demidov together!
And caufield will love the 1 timer cross pass.
Против Локомотива забить и вообще поучаствовать во всех голах команды это неплохо для него. Первый период в этой игре меня удивил, а следующие два заставили понять, что игра на результат меня стала бесить ещё больше
He will be good. Better then Roy or Pinard
Про время в большинстве. Демидову туда не попасть. Кузнецов, Григоренко, Плотников, Глотов, Грицюк, Зыков, Толчинский и ещё вроде Алистров. Это нападение, защитников трогать бесполезно. Пока у Алистрова кредит доверия огромный, Демидову не попасть в большинство.
No one to tell a what time the goal is....
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2 points in a 3-2 loss
And was on the ice for no goal against to boot!
His +17 is 2nd best in the KHL behind his 2 teammates who are both +18.
Nice goal hehe I love the crowd in Russia, I'm sad its not as lively in NA arenas
The Bell Centre in Montreal is much bigger, better and louder than whatever this building is. Demidov will be better off with the Habs for sure : to me it sounds like SKA plays in a funeral home. Or Toronto.
@@jeans.plante512 The NHL crowd generally does not "chant" oor have drums all game long. Sure in Bell Centre the crowd is very lively and noisy, but not all game long, always in the background, like in Northerhn Europe.
@@Brubarov Have you been to the Bell Centre for a Habs game? VERY LOUD, ALL GAME LONG! You are just repeating some tired clichés about NA sports crowds.
SKA plays in a big building (about the same size as the Bell Centre) and is in Europe, where it is supposed to be all chants and drums. In this clip i hear sweet fuck all. It's dead, like a funeral.
The proof is in the pudding.
@@jeans.plante512 Lol yes I've been there, calm down brother. It's a good noisy crowd, but its just different atmosphere, is all. Dont take it so personal!
It's very lively in Montreal but in many other arenas, it's often too quiet.
man what a fuckin goal ! this guys is gonna be the captain of the Habs for sure !
Not for a very long time. Nick Suzuki has been Montreal's Captain and their best player for the last 3 years (and it's not even close). Suzuki also signed an 8 year contract back in 2021 so he's signed until 2029. Unless he falls off the table or gets traded, the C belongs to Slick Nick for many years yet
Really starting to hate that song everybody dance now watching these
I bet msot just see the result the flash but don't understand it and why there is a big difference from player to player.What Demidov is showing us on many occasions is that even though he is on the small side he is very good at protecting the puck.Habs players ALL of them are very bad or non existent when comes to puck protection.A player like Hutson uses skating to hang on to the puck for longer periods while Demidov uses his leg to shield the puck which is something that is typical of bigger players like a Lemieux or Joe Thornton.
So yeah Demidov looks good from an offensive standpoint but the Habs are incredibly bad at defensive hockey and hockey IQ in general so they need a LOT more than Demidov.
Say the dude that think Demidov is small at almost 6'1 and 192 pounds.
Based on the info and measurements when they set up that secondary combine thing for certain Russian players he's not really that small 6 feet 190 isn't small never trust info provided by the Russians 😂 especially not because he's only 18 he will likely add more muscle before we see him in Montreal next season smh
I mean… he is not ”small" he is 6,1 and 196 pounds
6’1 192 lbs, "on the small side"
It’s supposed to be a goal highlight reels. Why all the random plays in between?
Scoring a highlight reel goal means scoring a beautiful goal. The video however, is not meant to be only a ''highlight'' of said goal. The owner of this channel posts a sort of recap of every shift Demidov plays in every game, so the fans can see how he is developping.
Are you for real? It's a highlight real package of his game, which included a highlight real goal. Got it?
@ the title is “highlight reels goals”… I rest my case,