The young striker Trevor Zegras of the Anaheim Ducks is probably already considered the most imaginative player with the best hands in the entire NHL.
At only 21, he is revolutionizing the league with his cookie-cutter feints, each one more spectacular than the next.
We remember seeing him pass Michigan on more than one occasion with disconcerting ease.
And what regarding his famous spectacular feint while blindfolded at the last NHL All-Star Game, which dazzled fans as he put on quite a show!
Or the way he allowed his former teammate Sonny Milano to score an epic goal by hitting the puck on the fly following his crazy pass from behind the net, a first in league history.
Everything indicates that we haven’t seen anything yet, while Zegras has no intention of stopping there.
According to the defender Zach Werenski of the Columbus Blue Jackets who trained with him akinis that Jack Hughes et Cole Caufield over the summer, the Anaheim Ducks forward is up to something big!
In interview with the NHL.comhere is what he had to say on the subject.
“Trevor Zegras showed me a move he’s planning. It’s like Michigan but 10 times crazier! The first time he did it to show me, he was already doing it perfectly, which tells me that he might take it out at any time in the middle of a match.”
– Zach Werenski
What to look forward to finally see in action this famous feint he mentions!
We’re certainly not done seeing more feints and more spectacular plays in the future with the younger generation coming into the league.
