During the last matchup against the Coyotes, Juraj Slavkovski, although he did not score a goal, showed a side of his game that impressed spectators and his teammates.
Liam O'Brien tried to check the young Slovakian, but Slavkovski proved he was as strong as a wall.
Juraj Slavkovski hits Liam O'Brien hard 💪 pic.twitter.com/4VK4I9gvtj
– TSN (@TSN_Sports) February 28, 2024
To everyone's surprise, it was O'Brien himself who found himself on his ass suffering the impact of his attempt.
This well illustrates Slavkovsky's final mental transformation.
While he was initially viewed as a forward, the Montreal Canadiens' young prodigy realized he could also be a dominant forward, imposing himself with his physical play on the ice.
Today, Slavkowski embodies the offensive powerhouse the Montreal Canadiens have been searching for for so long.
His talent and physicality are reminiscent of the great eras of hockey with players like John LeClair, and CH fans can't help but be excited about the prospect.
Slavkovski's rapid progress, both mentally and physically, heralds a promising future for the young Slovakian on the Canadian team.
While CH is constantly looking for key players to bolster their lineup, Juraj Slafkovsky appears poised to fill the coveted role of power forward, bringing a new physical dimension to the team.
A real discovery that suggests an exciting future for the player and Montreal Canadiens fans.
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