Continuing to be one of the more reliable leaders on the Arizona Coyotes, left wing Lawson Crouse makes a lasting impression every time he steps foot on the ice.
His physicality, presence, shot and hockey IQ has served him well as one of the more dominant power forwards in the NHL.
Going into last night’s tilt against the Colorado Avalanche, Crouse was sitting on 99 career goals and goalless in his previous six games.
But after receiving pass from Matias Maccelli, kicking the puck to his skate in the slot and firing a shot past Avalanche netminder Alexandar Georgiev, Crouse snapped the drought with his 100th NHL of his eight-year career.