Zach Werenski made a shocking statement about Trevor Zegras and his new move even crazier than the Michigan
Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras is a real wizard with the puck. He has proven himself time and time again and has arguably the best hands in the NHL.
At only 21 years old, he is revolutionizing the league with his spectacular feints. He is undoubtedly becoming a part of the game plan of the opposing team, who must never let him stand alone near the net.
Who doesn't remember his magnificent and unusual goal with his former teammate Sonny Milano last year?
Or the one he made during the All-Star Game? To this day, I still don't understand how he was able to score that goal blindfolded.
Well, it seems that Zegras is not satiated, as he is reportedly planning an even crazier goal than Michigan and what he has already shown us.
According to Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski, who trained with him over the summer, along with Jack Hughes and Cole Caufield, the Ducks' #11 is planning something even more spectacular.
OMG!
It makes you want to see this famous feint very soon. One thing is for sure, even if the purists believe that this kind of sequence distorts field hockey, I believe that this represents the future of the sport, where the young sensations of the NHL will push the show to another level.
We all agree that this kind of goal is much more interesting to watch than seeing a team play the trap in the neutral zone or play the dump and chase as it has always been done in the National League.
Credit: HabsolumentFan and Marqueur
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