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04-13-2012, 11:14 PM
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Sean Couturier

Talk about swagger...

Guy puts up 3 goals and 4 points, but most importantly shuts down Malkin.

He is Malkin's shadow!

The 19 year old deserves some props!

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Jordan Staal's ceiling = Sean Couturier.

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I was impressed by him during the regular season already.

I think it says a lot that in my opinion he was closer to being a Selke candidate than Landeskog or Nugent-Hopkins were being Hart candidates.

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Jordan Staal's ceiling = Sean Couturier.
Hahaha..excellent post!

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I liked him before he was popular.
hipster post, yes, but true! haha.

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In a post game interview, Jagr was comparing Couturier to a young Ron Francis.

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In a post game interview, Jagr was comparing Couturier to a young Ron Francis.
With how he has been shutting down Malkin and at the age he is, simply incredible.

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In a post game interview, Jagr was comparing Couturier to a young Ron Francis.
We have Jagr, Lemieux AND Francis now. Pens must be pissed.


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He's been incredible from day 1 of the preseason. He gave the Flyers no choice but to keep him on the roster from the beginning and he hasn't disappointed. He plays with the presence of a 10 year veteran, and Laviolette has trusted him, playing him in any situation possible. An he's only going to get better. Thank you Scott Howson.

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Couturier eats nails for breakfast.
Without any milk.

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In a post game interview, Jagr was comparing Couturier to a young Ron Francis.
Jagr knows everyone is going to read it.

I do not know about Francis..


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When he fills out he's going to be scary defensively. It's that he could physically handle Malkin along the boards as slender as he is.

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And tacks for snacks

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Sickens me that so many passed on this guy and he fell into the Flyer's laps. The rich get richer...fantastic player.

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and just think people claimed he dropped because he had no offensive upside

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Had a great game...both offensively (obviously) and defensively. His play against Malkin's line has been stellar.

What a find by the Philly brass.

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Jagr knows everyone is going to read it.

I do not know about Francis..
He wasn't alone making this comparison.
Pierre Maguire and Joey Mullen made the same comparison before the game

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Had a great game...both offensively (obviously) and defensively. His play against Malkin's line has been stellar.

What a find by the Philly brass.
A FIND? Pretty sure everybody and their mothers knew who he was

He was the leftovers, not a find.

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how 1 game can blind so many people is unreal

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He's been incredible from day 1 of the preseason. He gave the Flyers no choice but to keep him on the roster from the beginning and he hasn't disappointed. He plays with the presence of a 10 year veteran, and Laviolette has trusted him, playing him in any situation possible. An he's only going to get better. Thank you Scott Howson.
That's what you ASSUME, but IMO that's why he dropped because people feel he will still stay the same due to his already NHL level maturity and frame. He doesn't have much room for improvement I'd say

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I predict a -4 next game and zero points for the rest of the series.

Seriously though, it is nice seeing him having such an impact in the NHL already after seeing him tumble down during the draft.

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I predict a -4 next game and zero points for the rest of the series.

Seriously though, it is nice seeing him having such an impact in the NHL already after seeing him tumble down during the draft.
I just don't get this tumble down notion. Most had him ranked at 5. He fell 3 spots...

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and just think people claimed he dropped because he had no offensive upside
How so many scouts completely misread him still baffles me.

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That's what you ASSUME, but IMO that's why he dropped because people feel he will still stay the same due to his already NHL level maturity and frame. He doesn't have much room for improvement I'd say
Maturity doesn't exclude room for offensive growth. He'll definitely improve offensively. And he can add 15-20 more lbs. to his frame easy, he looks like a giraffe.

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I just don't get this tumble down notion. Most had him ranked at 5. He fell 3 spots...
Which was way too much. He should have gone top 5 without question.

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