Mešar was beaming, but he was not completely satisfied. This was missing from the Rangers, says Brown – SlovakNHL.sk

The young Slovak forward had a successful debut in the junior OHL both individually and collectively – with a goal and three assists, he helped Kitchener win 7:2 over Sudbury. However, as an ambitious athlete, he was not 100% satisfied. We recommend:
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The eighteen-year-old native of Spišská Bela played in the attack of three centers with captain Frances Pinelli and Carson Rehkopf. Thanks to a hat trick, Pinelli was the first star of the match, the young Slovak the second. “It was a lot of fun. But we still need a little more interplay. I think we will be better in the next match,” Mešár said. Coach Chris Dennis put together three centers because he wanted to combine the team’s three best forwards in the first attack. He had to be satisfied with how the composition of the new formation turned out for him. Article continues below advertisement

“The way I thought about it was that I wanted to have our most talented players play together. Usually, these players perceive and think differently about the game. I want to see how they do. We’ll give it some time and see what happens,” revealed the helmsman. Pinelli praised the new formation: “It’s a really good combination. I think it will be a dangerous attack.” Mešár himself impressed local journalist Josh Brown from The Record newspaper in terms of playing and attitude. “The first live sight of Mešár was remarkable. His speed is something the Rangers lacked. His puck awareness also fills a need. His presence will also ease the pressure on captain Pinelli. I had the impression that in today’s game Frankie was more relaxed,” Brown noted. “I had a chance to speak with Mešár earlier this week and he has a positive attitude, oozes confidence and personality. His English is also amazing.’