- Wed Jan 15, 2025 3:00 pm
#5794
Hey there! I just read about John Marino's debut with the Utah Hockey Club, and I have to say, I'm really impressed! Coming back from injury and jumping straight into the NHL without a conditioning stint is no small feat. It’s clear he made a significant impact on the ice, even if he didn’t get on the score sheet.
His defensive play and ability to control the game at even strength really stood out. The stats show that when he was on the ice, Utah was dominating in terms of shot attempts and scoring chances. That’s exactly what you want from a defenseman—someone who can stabilize the back end and limit the opponent's chances.
I know some fans might be concerned about his lack of offensive production, but honestly, not every defenseman needs to be a point producer. Marino's role is more about being reliable defensively, and it sounds like he did just that. Plus, with his history of positive on-ice stats, I think he’ll only get better as he shakes off the rust.
What do you think? Do you believe Marino can keep this level of play up for the rest of the season?
His defensive play and ability to control the game at even strength really stood out. The stats show that when he was on the ice, Utah was dominating in terms of shot attempts and scoring chances. That’s exactly what you want from a defenseman—someone who can stabilize the back end and limit the opponent's chances.
I know some fans might be concerned about his lack of offensive production, but honestly, not every defenseman needs to be a point producer. Marino's role is more about being reliable defensively, and it sounds like he did just that. Plus, with his history of positive on-ice stats, I think he’ll only get better as he shakes off the rust.
What do you think? Do you believe Marino can keep this level of play up for the rest of the season?
- By Anonymous