Frank Nazar SHIFT BY SHIFT Breakdown vs Carolina | Part 1 (Introduction and 1st Period Analysis)

Frank Nazar is one of the most important pieces in the future of the Blackhawks. Here, we break down his first career NHL period in detail.
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[@maddyclaire8750]

Thank you so much for this!! Very well done :)

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Thank you! I am glad you like it!

[@nflauf]

Congrats on the video

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Thank you! Hope you enjoyed!

[@CookieB-j8o]

awesome editing for a first video!

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[@TheBlackhawksCowboy]

It’s time.

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[@silverdragon996]

Great Job! One thing; id relax on Korchinski. Yeah, the kid sucked defensively this year no way around it. But you were asking an offensively minded 19 year old twig to handle second pair minutes on one of the worst defensive teams this year while "sheltering" him with a guy who is more suited for roller derby (id say no offense but nah, full offense to Tinordi, dude is a bum). If Korchinski managed to be even respectable this year id say hes the next Lidstrom. Just cut him some slack lmao

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Yup, I actually agree with you. Just criticizing the play on the ice; in terms of long-term projection, I'm very high on Korchinski if he's given the chance to develop his strength and tendencies at his own pace in the upcoming years.
I think he needs a year in the AHL, but understand that it's not necessarily the most popular opinion.