There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.
He had 60 games in the Q, and 60 in the AHL after being drafted. There was plenty of opportunity for him to develop.
His problem is slow feet, he's simply not compatible with the modern NHL.
Depth defender is a guy on the farm available for spot duty as an injury call-up, etc...
At this point Fedun is in the mix to earn a fulltime spot on the big club out of camp.
I didn't expect Clayton Keller to make the jump last season. Thought he would need a few years to physically develop.
Too bad he couldn't do pull-ups with his feet.
Consider there are infinite parallel... we live in that universe.
Here me now believe me later ????
Isn't there a quote from Casey that he doesn't care about his performances at the combine that he just wants to play hockey? Maybe he just didn't give .
It's a sign of character.. what his values are. Like A. Matthews chasing the money in Europe instead of finishing high school so he could play college. Good on Casey M. for putting the sport he loves ahead of personal financial gain.
The "problem" with these young stud hockey players is their lower bodies are way more developed than their upper bodies. 80% of his body weight is below his waist, which makes pullups a difficult task.