Fantasy Focus: Jaroslav Spacek
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When he signed with the Habs two summers ago, Jaroslav Spacek was expected to be an anchor on the powerplay but that hasn’t been the case yet.
When he signed with the Habs two summers ago, Jaroslav Spacek was expected to be an anchor on the powerplay but that hasn’t been the case yet.
Although our focus this month has primarily been on stat projections, there is plenty more to discuss when it comes to the Habs this offseason.
With the NHL season getting closer and closer, we here at HabsWorld have spent the month at August looking at things from the eye of the poolie.
David Desharnais has been one of those players who has been forever dogged with the dreaded question mark.
Strengths: Knows his role and doesn’t try to do too much; he is particularly proficient at laying out to block shots.
Strengths: Plays a very physical game while bringing a decent set of offensive hands to the table. Though not considered to be a defensive specialist, he is competent in that part of the game as well.
Strengths: Moves well between the pipes, makes good reactionary saves. Has decent rebound control in the butterfly position.
Strengths: A decent skater for his size, he also brings a quality physical game to the table and is improving in his own end.
Strengths: Plays a physical game while being defensively conscious. Is willing to drop the gloves to protect a teammate.
Strengths: Is a very versatile player, as he can play both wings while he can handle most facets of the game.