Spurred by a discussion over at Lowetide:
Hemsky is going to be one to watch this year. He's got nothing to lose and he's had a chance to stretch his legs and settle into a more mature role as a player. This just might be his break out year (knock on wood).
LT mentioned a healthy Stoll and I have to agree. He was setting the ice on fire while he was concussion-less last season. If he can get a little more control to balance his enthusiasm he's going to be an unpleasant player to square off against.
Our boys have been working hard, conditioning themselves well, and I can't help but think that there's going to be a lot of really phenomenal individual performances to look forward to this year.
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