LATEST | Connor Bedard and Trevor Zegras called out by former NHLer after their Michigan goals
Andrei Svechnikov was the first to pull the incredible Michigan move in the NHL. Since then, Filip Forsberg and Trevor Zegras have achieved the deed, but it didn't take too long for Connor Bedard to add his name to that feed.
TWO MICHIGANS DURING THE SAME NIGHT?
The Michigan itself is a pretty special move. Connor Bedard became the first 18-year-old to pull it off, but only moments later, the Ducks' centerman Trevor Zegras pulled it off. It is the first night to feature not one but two Michigans. The Blackhawks, the Ducks and the NHL posted about to talk about it:
FORMER NHLer CALLING OUT THE MICHIGAN MOVE
The former NHLer Jay Rosehill took his opinion on this move to social media and iterated that the NHL would be looking into banning this move:
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Rosehill's comments section read a really simple question on the fact that the NHL was trying to increase the scoring, how would it make sense to remove a move that's been catching the goaltenders off-guard? His response truly highlighted his thoughts and the propelling feeling he held toward this move:
Rosehill, an NHL veteran of 118 games, with 8 points and 352 penalty minutes in the resume seems to think that the NHL should prevent the players from developing skills.
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Should the NHL ban the Michigan? | ||
| Yes | 262 | 35.8 % |
| No | 470 | 64.2 % |
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