 then nothing good will come of it. He himself is not very fast.

Ozhiganov could as easily be talking about Mikheyev. There is very little wood chopped on the Leafs fourth line these days, so what a game played down there gives a player is a nice simple set of problems to solve on the ice against very weak opponents. It’s a rest for the an overheated brain, for all it will always be seen as a coach’s punishment. If Mikheyev needs time with someone other than the stars of the Leafs, he can get it and it won’t kill him.

But he’s been a top-line player his whole career. Like Miro Aaltonen and like Par Lindholm. He’s not a lumberjack, and he wasn’t hired to be, but he’s not likely going to be for the Leafs what Dadonov became for Florida. So if he’s going to make it, maybe as a third-line wing on a line that’s neither all woodcutter, nor likely to get dropped in the offensive zone ahead of the better two lines, he’s going to have to adapt his game a little while not losing any of the scoring punch that got him that top line KHL job in the first place. Not a simple task.

This is a little bit overwhelming and mesmerizing to watch, but no wood is chopped here, and few pucks are passed:

Lindholm turned out to be a fairly acceptable depth centre if you wanted nothing to ever happen while your fourth line was on the ice, but even paired with excellent NHLers, he produces no offence. Aaltonen needed to be on a top scoring line, and topped out as a very good AHL centre.

Mikheyev will either sink or swim. He has a European out clause, so any trip to the Marlies has to come with his willing consent. Zach Hyman might miss some of training camp and the start of the season, so If Mikheyev really can seamlessly slide onto the left wing side (better than Kasperi Kapanen and William Nylander), then he might have a small window of opportunity to try out his chemistry with John Tavares. But at this stage of the game, he doesn’t quite look like a top-six NHLer for sure.

For an opposing view, listen to Mikheyev’s
then nothing good will come of it. He himself is not very fast. 

 Ozhiganov could as well be speak about Mikheyev. There is very little forest chop on the Leafs fourth line these days, so what a plot played down there gives a player is a decent simple set of trouble to solve on the ice against very decrepit opponents. It ’s a remainder for the an overheated brain, for all it will always be attend as a coach ’s punishment. If Mikheyev needs prison term with someone other than the stars of the Leafs, he can get it and it wo n’t kill him. 

 But he ’s been a top - argumentation player his whole career. Like Miro Aaltonen and like Par Lindholm. He ’s not a lumberjack, and he was n’t hired to be, but he ’s not likely belong to be for the Leafs what Dadonov became for Florida. So if he ’s going to make it, maybe as a third - lineage wing on a line that ’s neither all woodcutter, nor likely to get dropped in the offensive zone ahead of the better two lines, he ’s going to have to adapt his plot a small while not losing any of the marking punch that get him that top occupation KHL job in the first plaza. Not a simple task. 

 This is a little bit overpowering and mesmerizing to watch, but no wood is chopped here, and few pucks are passed: 

 Lindholm turn out to be a fairly acceptable depth centre if you want nothing to always find while your fourth lineage was on the ice, but even paired with excellent NHLers, he produces no crime. Aaltonen needed to be on a top scoring line, and topped out as a very good AHL centre. 

 Mikheyev will either sink or swim. He have a European out article, so any trip to the Marlies has to come with his willing consent. Zach Hyman might neglect some of training camp and the start of the season, so If Mikheyev really can seamlessly slither onto the left wing side (better than Kasperi Kapanen and William Nylander), then he might have a minor window of opportunity to judge out his chemistry with John Tavares. But at this stage of the game, he does n’t quite look like a top - six NHLer for sure. 

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for an opposing viEw, listen to miKHeYev’s
 then nothing good will co me of it.He hi mse lfis  not  ver y fast.

Ozhig a novcould as easily be tal kingab o ut M i kh eyev.  Therei sv e ryli tt lewo o dchopp edon theLeafs four thli ne these day s ,so what agam e played dow n t here g iv esa  play eris anice s i mple s et of pro bl e ms tos olve on t he  ice  against very wea k  o p ponents. It’sa rest  f o rt h e a n o verheatedbr ain,f or alli tw i l l a l ways be seenas a coach’ s  pu nishme nt . I f  Mikhe yev n ee d s t ime with so meon e other t han th e  starso f the L eafs,hecan  get it  a ndit won ’ tkil l  hi m.

Buthe ’s  been  a t o p - l inepla yerhis w hole career.Lik e Mi r o A alton en an d li ke  ParLindho lm. H e’ s not a lumberj ack,  and he w asn ’t  hi re d tob e, but  he ’snot lik ely goi n g t ob e fo r the Leafs what D ad o n ov  becamefor Fl o ri da .  So if h e’ s g oing t o mak e it ,  m aybe asa thir d -l in e wingon  a lin etha t’s  neit h er a ll woo dcutter,  norl ikely to get d r opped in theo ff e n si v e zo neahead of th e be t tertwol in es, he’sgoing  t o  h a ve to adapt his gam ea litt le wh ile not losin g any of t h e scoringpunc h  t h at got him tha t top  line KHLj ob in th e fir st place . Not a s i m ple task .
Thi s i s a l it tle bit overw h e lmin gand mes mer izing t o w atc h,but  n o wood is  chopped  h er e,  a ndfew p u cks arepa sse d: 

L indho l m turn ed ou t to  b ea  fa irly ac c ep t a blede pt h ce ntr eif yo u wa n ted  nothin g to ever  ha p penwh il e yourfourth line w as  on the ic e,  bu t even p aired wi th excellent NHLers, he produce s n o off ence . Aaltone n n eededtob e on a  top s corin glin e ,  andt o pp edou t as a ver y goo d AHL  c entr e.

Mik heyev will eithers ink  or swim. Hehas  a E u r op ean ou t  cl au s e,s o  any trip to th e Marliesha s  t o come wit h  hi swilling  consen t. Za c h Hyman  might mi ss some o ftrai n i ngcamp and t he start  of the s e ason, so  If M ikh eyev r ea lly  canseamle s sly  slid e onto  t he lef t win gside (be tter than Kasperi Kapan en and  Will iam  Nylander ),t hen  he might  hav e a smallwin dow  of o ppo r tunit y to tr y o u t his  che m istry wit h  J ohn T av ares. But a t t his  stag e o f  the g ame,  he doesn’t quite look like a to p-si x NHL erf or s ur e.

For an opp osi ng v iew, lis te n to Mikhey ev’s
 then_nothing good_will come of it._He himself_is_not very_fast.

Ozhiganov_could as easily_be talking about_Mikheyev. There is very_little wood chopped_on_the Leafs fourth line these days, so what a game played down there gives_a_player is_a_nice_simple set of problems to_solve on the ice against_very weak_opponents. It’s a rest for the an overheated_brain,_for all it_will always be seen as a coach’s punishment. If_Mikheyev needs time with someone other_than the stars_of_the_Leafs, he can get_it and it won’t kill him.

But_he’s been a top-line player his_whole career. Like Miro Aaltonen and like_Par Lindholm. He’s not a lumberjack,_and he wasn’t hired to_be, but_he’s not likely going to_be for the_Leafs what_Dadonov became for_Florida. So if he’s going to_make it, maybe_as a third-line wing on a_line_that’s neither all_woodcutter,_nor_likely to_get dropped in_the_offensive zone_ahead_of the better two lines, he’s_going_to have to adapt his game a_little while not losing_any_of the scoring punch_that got him that top_line KHL job in the first_place. Not_a simple_task.

This is a little bit overwhelming and mesmerizing to watch, but_no wood is chopped here, and_few pucks are passed:

Lindholm_turned out_to_be a fairly_acceptable_depth centre_if you wanted nothing to ever happen_while your_fourth line was on the ice,_but even paired with_excellent_NHLers, he produces no offence. Aaltonen_needed to be on a top_scoring line, and topped out_as_a_very good AHL centre.

Mikheyev will_either sink or swim. He has_a European out_clause, so any trip to the Marlies_has_to come with his willing consent._Zach_Hyman might miss some of training_camp_and_the start of the season,_so If Mikheyev really can seamlessly_slide onto the left wing side (better than Kasperi_Kapanen and William_Nylander), then he might have_a_small_window of opportunity to try out his chemistry with John_Tavares. But_at this stage_of the game, he doesn’t quite look like a top-six_NHLer for sure.

For an opposing view, listen_to Mikheyev’s