This Pettersson Revelation Explains Everything…
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- In the second half of the 2023-24 season, something was just off about Elias Pettersson's game. Could it be that his running mate Andrei Kuzmenko was traded? Was it an injury? Had he mailed it in after signing his contract? Speculation ensued, and today, Elias Pettersson has finally put all the rumours to rest.
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The Canucks' season is finished, what's done is done. What's most important is that Petey will recover fully by September.
They can't announce injuries because if a player is able to still play they will be targeted by players on other teams to try and injure them further, isn't this the rationale?
If it was truly a bad injury why would Tocchet call him a passenger just a week ago. Tocchet’s response pretty much tells u what he thinks about Peter’s answer. At the time they resigned him why would they sign a huge contract if they thought he had some huge injury and his ability to play would be impacted. Peter just needs to bulk up and toughen up. Good news he now has time to do that and if he does the Canucks will be fine.
surely Tocchet was talking about other players?
He didn’t necessarily call him a passenger he said there were 5 passengers in one of there games and people thought Pettersson it’s also entirely possible Petey for some reason didn’t tell Tocchet about his injury
@@chungang7037 Toc said Petey needed to get going. If he was seriously injured I don't think he would've done that. I mean his response this week when the report asked him about Petey's injury comment said it all to me.
I agree with your Ameriswedes comment, the game is becoming more global, so who cares where the players are from, especially when they succeed.
And its great to see the sport somewhere that is not canada or america and we are seeing more great players from other countries and the sport is growing and becoming more popular, some of my friends who came from places that are not Canada or America, once i told them about hockey they loved it and wondered how it was not more popular, the game of hockey is one of the most entertaining with high energy fast plays and big hits any ways i agree with your original comment lol
And even then, probably of the most famous hitters, Kronwall, is Swedish.
I guess it’s because Swedish players don’t fight often?
There still are alot of don cherrys out there
Injured? Not likely. Why did he play in the games after the Nucks had secured playoff hockey then? Should have rested him.
Die hard Canucks fan, I wear my Petey jersey when watching games...but, Petey... my guy... I call total BS on the knee "injury", he skated fine and he was throwing weight around trying to hit all the way to the end of the season. Petey... ur my guy, but don't hide behind excuses... whatever he was dealing with was not a major injury or anything that excuses the lack of effort in the playoffs. Work hard this summer Petey.. we need more from you in the playoffs.
No he wasn’t skating fine his stride sucked his gait sucked and he wasn’t anywhere near as deceptive or mobile as he normally was
I agree with everything said in this video. I would add that if he doesn't already, he should find himself a sports psycologist to help manage his obvious sensitivities. Otherwise I believe he'll come back next year ready to rock.
Not resting a joint with tendonitis makes no sense.
I wouldn't completely give up on Lindholm. He's got chemistry with the team and with the $6 mil Myers cap hit expired and him likely to either retire or resign for significantly less then that, and with Makeyev a strong contender for either a buyout or trade to dump his cap hit, and Hronek so far being a greedy dusche, and likely to go as an RFA to somewhere else with compensation, there's a lot of cap space to clear up, even with guys like Zedorov needing to be resigned. I think what Lindolm brings to the Petterson line is exactly what EP40 needs. A strong forward who can mix it up on the boards and in front of the net, who can create loose pucks for him, and has the talent to make plays and snipe shots himself, but his big presence is most felt in getting the puck off the boards and being a big screen in front of the net, and forcing the D to collapse in, while blueliners like Hughes are enough of a threat to keep the wingers up high, creating some space in the middle for Pettey to one time or dangle in front and shoot.
vancouver sport talk radio is already making fun of that knee injury.. like its not real.
playing in these markets, if you do not please the crowd, you are on the chopping board.
He skated fine all season, nothing indicating an injury aside from total lack of effort and production. Petey is my guy but he needs to do better. We have the best market in the league.
@@JSnipes-nb7uyhe really didn’t watch a game from October November vs April you can see his skating fell off a cliff
Those people sour on Petey are insane. Petey will finish his career as the best center ever to wear the Canucks jersey. Yeah, Petey's better than prime Henrik.
Based on what evidence?
Why are you pushing it. That’s not humble. If I think so I think so. Not because you say so. And guess what? I don’t think he is the best centre to west the Canucks jersey at all
Remember guys….. even during the off season….Peterson makes 200k a week …..he will be fine
Nothing beats the doppler effect, sure its not specially train related but the horn going by you at high speed with the traction motors screaming is something else.
Quinn is fine tho?? Rumours about him that he had multiple injuries
Some players admit to that kind of stuff some don't.
If the Canucks don't want him, there's a lot of teams that will take him of their hands. Pettersson is better than anything the Habs have.
There is a graveyard of ex canucks players ….. traded to other teams Cam Neely is the only winner I remember
You forgot about Peter Forsberg who collapsed and turned white and almost died when the team was going to a restaurant during one of the play off series, where his spleen had been destroyed during play earlier the same day.
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how long was this? so the canucks could have played the ltir card? lol
Tocchet called it a little injury...says it all
I mena Petterson always uses his knees for shots etc. Bro needs a new form and bulk up and train his skating needs work regardless
Low key needs a cycle-would help immensely
@@aidenemacdonald maybe would be possible if they give him a player capable of partnering with him in the cycle, rather then Makeyev, where cycles die on the boards and missed shots
@OP - Shooting is a full body action. Unless you want to shoot inaccurate muffins Makeyev style, you use your full body, not just arms to shoot properly. Also, Pettersson's skating is 2nd to none, when he's healthy. In case you're not aware, the knee is located in the middle of the leg, the joint the leg hinges upon in fact, and the legs are what people stand on, when any part of a leg is injured, that person will be slow, clumsy and off balance by default. I know this because I've had a major, career ending knee injury. I wasn't an athlete, but did work labour until my knee blew out, so I know from personal experience how devastating a knee injury is. It's one of those things were you don't know until you know. I'm guessing you've never had a knee injury of any note before.
A new shooting form? One of the best shots in the league needs to a new form?
He has one of the best shots in the league and Bulking up only to put all his weight on his knees wouldn’t help
@@jameson1239 Why wouldn't bulking up help him? He'll be more stable and can absorb hits better without jumping and flopping his knees
canucks allowed their franchise player to play with a knee injury? i'm not buying it. i didn't realize how good the canucks actually are till watching the 1st period of the dalles oilers game. they are playing non contact hockey and the oilers are like this is a paid vacation.
Yeah, the Central bracket had a lot less grit and defense than Pacific. The Stars still have a shot (and I'm rooting for Tanev) but they will have to lean on very different strengths than the Canucks were doing.
Not sure I see a sensible alternative to the narrative around Pettersson besides injury. We're all overexposed to the idea that he stopped trying because people were scrambling to explain the change with the information they had, jumping to a lot of unsupported conclusions about his work ethic etc.. LBI makes much more sense. In hindsight, his gait sucked, his acceleration sucked, his stance was too wide, he was hunched over after every hard shift, he was having problems leaning into his shot, he was giving evasive answers in interviews. The shoe fits.
Canucks let their franchise player play with a knee injury before. Remember He will play. You know he’ll play. He’ll play on crutches, referring to Trevor Linden.
So then he should have been sitting first round. It looked like a 4v5 whenever he was out there not contributing at times. turnovers and bad passing to the center ice where nobody was had me fuming. He was a great player but right now his decision making was a deciding factor in a lot of scenarios. He just didn't look fired up AT ALL throughout the playoffs. Was very frustrating to watch
I would argue, passing to the centre, where Makeyev SHOULD have been, but wasn't, because the guy has no nose for scoring and should have been on the 3rd or 4th line, not out with Pettey, tanking #40's performance worse then his bum knee already was. Literally every player from December onward who spent significant time on a line with Makeyev saw their offense tank while on his line, it was good before going on a line with Makeyev, and it was good after Makeyev. When ever single player paired with a Makeyev sees their offense tank, you have to look at Makeyev as the source of that tanking, rather then the players themselves just needing to Git Gud. And Patrick Alvain already appologized for the Makeyev situation, admitting it was his failing to get better wingers for the top lines and forcing Tocchett to play that guy there instead of a checking role where Ilya could have excelled.
@@Seriously_Unserious Ur so wrong... Petey made that pass to no one, don't blame someone else, you don't pass to where no one is and think it's someone else's fault... it was a crappy stupid play. Petey didn't show up...he didn't fall off the face of the earth because he played with Ilya.... die hard Canucks fan, Petey is my fav player... but you are so so wrong!
@@JSnipes-nb7uy And can you explain why Hoglander stopped scoring shortly after being put on a line with Makeyev? Or why Kuzmenko started scoring once he was finally free of Makeyev? Or why Lindholm stopped scoring within a couple of games of being on a line with Makeyev, but started scoring again once moved to the Garland-Joshua line? Or why Alvain (you know the guy who's building the Canucks alongside Rutehrford and who's built multiple stanley cup chamption teams and dynasites) HIMSELF said Makeyev was not right for that line? Do you ACTUALLY presume to know more then the 2 BEST of the BEST builders in the NHL today?!
*Repeatedly misses the net
“I had a knee injury.”
He lost his confidence, get it?
You could say he had an Ilya knee. And he's not Makeyeving that up!
It explains some things not everything
If he was truly injured, he shouldn't have been playing. Saying now that he had a knee injury is shameful.
This is hockey
I wonder Boeser career is done.
not likely, he had a clot problem that was not life threatening and seemed likely to return sometime in round 3 if the Canucks had made it that far. Definitely missed him in Game 7, as his presence may have gotten that extra couple of goals out of the team that would have made the difference between victory and defeat.
So pettersons production slowed to a crawl, his body language became worse, and his changes were brutally slow because of tendenitis? Sure bud.
Have you ever had a knee injury before? I have and I can attest to the effects of one leg not properly supporting your weight.
Hook up an EEG dude I think there's something wrong
@@Seriously_Unserious k. Are you a professional athlete? He scored one goal in 4 months. And that includes playoffs and a majority of ice time on 5 on 5 and the power play. Statistically a puck should have even gone off his body and in at that rate. There’s a lot that doesn’t make sense with that.
@@lannon4prez So you still can't even fathom what a knee injury is? I NEVER claimed to be an athlete, which if you bothered to actually READ anything, and learn English, you'd know that. I said I've had a KNEE INJURY before. One that forced me out of my previous career as a labourer. You've clearly never had an injury before in your spoiled, sheltered life that you'd keep talking nonsense you know nothing about, yet THINK you know everything about.
@@lannon4prezyes if one can’t skate properly because you have a knee injury it would make sense to see your offense drop off
Oh that’s the guy on the Milk Cartons when the playoffs start
Canada’s healthcare is top 10 in the world 😂
The system, and the fact that it's accessible yes... The actual skill of the drs. Hospitals, resources, treatment options that are approved.... Are terrible, and simply out dated.
If you don't believe this, ask a dr. That has worked in other countries.
@@ryukiT3 What a stupid ass comment
Dude the technology our doctors are working with is crude compared to any other first world country
54 years of "rebuilding" and counting.
Petey was piling up a little chest of excuses and y'all swallowed hard.If the knee injury is a cause of his very poor play he should have been rehabbing -indeed the timeline of it being an issue since january makes it inexcusable that he followed the course that he did and then was pretty much useless since the all-star game and through the playoffs.Then there's the noise excuse around his contract status and the further noise around his signing a contract and then even more noise as to his play versus his pay.Suck it up princess you want glory but you have no fortitude -maybe this year will become a baptism by fire and he'll return to form next season but that is only hope talking definitely not reason
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Spoken like a true Bubble Wrap Princess who's never had a knee injury in his life. I've dealt with a major knee injury that ended my career in labour, and it WILL cause all the things you're whining about. I know because I have FIRST HAND EXPERIENCE in dealing with it.
"Don't judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes."
@@Seriously_Unserious BAHAHAHAHA look at your profile pic... you've clearly never player sports a day in your life... you and he are nothing close or similar. If Petey had a knee injury why was his skating PERFECTLY fine, never a limp, never a grimace on the bench... just lack of production. YOU are not making any valid points.
@@JSnipes-nb7uy You have a strange idea of "perfectly fine" - he was grimacing, unable to get is normal turn radius, speed and acceleration, and was falling down way more then normal for him.
and before you put your foot in your mouth any further, I've played a lot of sports, including ball hockey, avid cyclist, hiking to the summit of a local mountain (I'm in BC, so we're talking bit mountains, not wimpy little hills many places call mountains) and more.
@@JSnipes-nb7uy the Vancouver 'fans' are showing their uggly faces