Rob Schremp goofing with Jurcina
This was posted on the Islanders Twitter page. RSH grabs the puck out of the air and shoots it Lacrosse style.
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Schremp has some crazy hand eye skills. I hope he can put it all together and take it to another level this year. For the best of him and the team. If only he could add a couple aspects to round out his game more, he could even become a regular top 6 1 day. That hand/eye coordination and skills don’t come around every day.
Go isles or Go home.
by OzzyFan on Sep 29, 2010 8:07 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
With the Demon Injury Bug loose in camp....
I’m not sure I like the idea of an Islander, ANY Islander, on the ice in shoes and without a helmet , elbow pads and a big inflatable plastic bubble….
by Nova Scotia Isles Fan on Sep 30, 2010 8:48 AM EDT reply actions
Agreed
I want inflatable bumpers around the entire rink.
Lighthouse Hockey: You say that like Streit and Okposo were important to this team.
DUDE!
Nice snag, Detlef.
This kind of reminds me of the video of Roger Federer before filiming one of his commercials – he stands some intern off to the side with a coke can on his head, a-la William Tell, and serves the can off his head from across the studio. Twice. IN A ROW.
Sick skills.
Quickly moving up the depth chart
this is the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTl3U6aSd2w It’s truly ridiculous.
Quickly moving up the depth chart
That is insane
I feel like watching Federer in his prime was just…“I’m never going to see anyone this good ever again.”
Lighthouse Hockey: You say that like Streit and Okposo were important to this team.
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