Through my last post, that of 1:15 p.m., it was about the teachings of Martin St-Louis, who guided Josh Anderson for several minutes. Inside this post, I also indicated that Kirby Dach needed help since his mental health was very affected.
On this subject, precisely, St-Louis confided during his daily press conference, indicating that his mind had to be strong if he wanted to find his touches.
“He has a very good attitude. It sure can be discouraging sometimes. Your mind must be stronger than your emotions. That’s what we’re talking about. He’s emotional, so his mind has to be strong.” underlined Martin St-Louis, as reported by TVA Sports.
St-Louis clarified that the puck touches were not up to par beforehand. Obviously, we’re talking about a question of trust, especially when work ethic is present. His work ethic, really? Seems to me like he’s been looking “soft” for a while, right?
“When you play without confidence, it’s like you can no longer see clearly on the ice. I saw “Dacher” play when he saw everything and it’s fantastic. But it won’t come back overnight.” – St-Louis
We really feel that the frustration is palpable on the side of Dacherso this one will have to find itself with some favorable rebounds in order to reconnect with its bearings. Full of confidence, he remains one of the best elements of the Montreal Canadiens, unequivocally.
Imagine a Dach in full possession of his means added to the return of a Laine, the result will certainly be colossal. The second unit could certainly look like something very attractive.
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