You guys seen this?

You guys seen this?

- bezz44

The kid looks quite talented. Hopefully the coaches are also giving the kid guidance and the proper fundamentals as well. I also hope the parents are ensuring he's having fun but also being brought up without any sort of special 'superstar' status (I can just see the parents thinking they've got the next Gretzky on their hands - hopefully that's not the case, but parents can often be a kid's worst enemy, in terms of the pressure they put on their son or daughter

Carter Ashton gone 20 games for using an inhaler and guys who drill people in the head get 3 to 5 games on average. How on earth does the nhl not just just head hits to 20 and get it out of the freaking game. On a side note making real Italian pasta and Roman sauce for dinner
- The_Kuze

*grabs a brunello and heads over to The Kuze's*

You guys seen this?

- bezz44

WOW! most kids with that kind of talent are complete puck hogs, someone like that is loved by his teammates.

You guys seen this?
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- bezz44

I had to chuckle at the between-the-legs pass on a 2-on-0...
Good to see that the kid isn't above passing the puck. Maybe hear his name at the CHL import draft in a couple years? Hope he grows to a decent size, given that he is Asian...

I had to chuckle at the between-the-legs pass on a 2-on-0...
Good to see that the kid isn't above passing the puck. Maybe hear his name at the CHL import draft in a couple years? Hope he grows to a decent size, given that he is Asian...
- stevekariya

And somewhere the Kaptaan just had a Beneton seizure

*grabs a brunello and heads over to The Kuze's*
- Marwood

Among my Fav's

And somewhere the Kaptaan just had a Beneton seizure
- Zogg

WOW! most kids with that kind of talent are complete puck hogs, someone like that is loved by his teammates.
- A_SteamingLombardi

Yea, gotta think that he is just having a blast out there, and when you are that much above everyone else's talent level in a country that isn't all that big on hockey it's in your best interest to help everyone else get better. Hope we see this kid in NA

Yea, gotta think that he is just having a blast out there, and when you are that much above everyone else's talent level in a country that isn't all that big on hockey it's in your best interest to help everyone else get better. Hope we see this kid in NA
- bezz44

The next Richard Park...come at me Kaptaan!!

The kid looks quite talented. Hopefully the coaches are also giving the kid guidance and the proper fundamentals as well. I also hope the parents are ensuring he's having fun but also being brought up without any sort of special 'superstar' status (I can just see the parents thinking they've got the next Gretzky on their hands - hopefully that's not the case, but parents can often be a kid's worst enemy, in terms of the pressure they put on their son or daughter
- Zogg

I feel like he'll end up getting NA or Euro consultation when he hits a wall in terms of development. As far as pressure I think if it was a sport that Japan generally was successful in that might be the case but the fact that it's hockey probably lessens the intensity of that

The next Richard Park...come at me Kaptaan!!
- Nucker101

More like the next Paul Kariya!

More like the next Paul Kariya!
- bezz44

more like Steve at this point but looks like he's on his way

The next Richard Park...come at me Kaptaan!!
- Nucker101

He better be prepared to take on Ek as well.

more like Steve at this point but looks like he's on his way
- Zogg

Psh already better than Steve

I feel like he'll end up getting NA or Euro consultation when he hits a wall in terms of development. As far as pressure I think if it was a sport that Japan generally was successful in that might be the case but the fact that it's hockey probably lessens the intensity of that
- bezz44

Well, he should probably be taken out of school so he can practice 6-8 hours of skating, followed by power skating for another two hours. On weekends, this kid should be running mini-marathons, doing high intensity weight training/gym work another 3-4 hours and off to bed he goes, where he will be put through REM based practice.

I hope he has his own nutritionist, sleep mentor, a top profile agent ( ), a proper and most excellent entourage, and lastly, he needs to work on a cheeky/funny/insightful and scholarly twitter account.

Then it all begins again the next day for the next 7-8 years (of course with time off during each leap year phase

Well, he should probably be taken out of school so he can practice 6-8 hours of skating, followed by power skating for another two hours. On weekend, this kid should be running mini-marathons, doing weight training/gym work another 3-4 hours and off to bed he goes.

I hope he has his own nutritionist, sleep mentor, a top profile agent, a properly schooled entourage, and lastly, he needs to work on a cheeky/funny/insightful and scholarlyl twitter account. Then it all begins again the next day for the next 7-8 years (of course with time off during each leap year phase
- Zogg

Zogg, future player agent.

Zogg, future player agent.
- Nucker101

I've already contacted the family for possible high-end advertising opportunities. We're gonna get this kid to superstar status by the time he's 12 and a half!

Among my Fav's
- 1970vintage

Thought that might get your attention.

Looking forward to seeing how our lads stack up against the Sharks. The game I'm most worried about is the Duck's the night after the Kings.

Well, he should probably be taken out of school so he can practice 6-8 hours of skating, followed by power skating for another two hours. On weekends, this kid should be running mini-marathons, doing high intensity weight training/gym work another 3-4 hours and off to bed he goes, where he will be put through REM based practice.

I hope he has his own nutritionist, sleep mentor, a top profile agent ( ), a proper and most excellent entourage, and lastly, he needs to work on a cheeky/funny/insightful and scholarly twitter account.

Then it all begins again the next day for the next 7-8 years (of course with time off during each leap year phase
- Zogg

If you don't grow to hate the game, you're doing it wrong.

Thought that might get your attention.

Looking forward to seeing how our lads stack up against the Sharks. The game I'm most worried about is the Duck's the night after the Kings.
- Marwood

Sedins VS Kesler should be good. I imagine he'll be on the ice against them.

Thought that might get your attention.

Looking forward to seeing how our lads stack up against the Sharks. The game I'm most worried about is the Duck's the night after the Kings.
- Marwood

Agreed, that will likely pose the most challenging game, but I would hope the guys would really get up for that one, seeing as a certain player who was too good for the team is there now...

Sedins VS Kesler should be good. I imagine he'll be on the ice against them.
- CubanBuffet

And the after the whistle stuff will be fun...

I wonder if he'll take a run at one of the Sedins hoping to connect with a big hit?

Well, he should probably be taken out of school so he can practice 6-8 hours of skating, followed by power skating for another two hours. On weekends, this kid should be running mini-marathons, doing high intensity weight training/gym work another 3-4 hours and off to bed he goes, where he will be put through REM based practice.

I hope he has his own nutritionist, sleep mentor, a top profile agent ( ), a proper and most excellent entourage, and lastly, he needs to work on a cheeky/funny/insightful and scholarly twitter account.

Then it all begins again the next day for the next 7-8 years (of course with time off during each leap year phase
- Zogg

Sounds like a kickass (frank)ing childhood. Nowhere in that paragraph does it say "take out the trash" or "scrub the toilet"

And the after the whistle stuff will be fun...

I wonder if he'll take a run at one of the Sedins hoping to connect with a big hit?
- Nucker101

Seriously it's going to be hilarious. 5$ says he gets into a fight with Bieksa