CodyTheHuman
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No.Sorry to ask but looking at his numbers does he get sent down?
No.Sorry to ask but looking at his numbers does he get sent down?
By the way... Holy overreaction about Patrick. He is at the beginning of his hockey career: any judgement now is absolutely premature.
I've never pretended to see the future, but at the time Barzal was the head and shoulders consensus pick and Boston skipped him for 3 players that didn't exactly look like they should have gone there- which is why BOSTON fans flipped the f*** out during the draft....because I guess you have a crystal ball and you saw Barzal becoming a hall of famer and those 3 Bruins prospects manning a McDonald's drive through.
Luckily you aren't a GM for a franchise. I couldn't imagine thinking a kid has an "Injury" history when we are talking about a broken collar bone and a sports hernia. This isn't a kid who has had multiple concussions and is on the brink of having to stay in a dark room all day. He also doesn't have any knee or other joint issues. These aren't re-occurring problems so they aren't re-occurring issues.
lol epic. I love you.It's the way she goes here. Don't worry, it's a long season. Plenty of time for him to be the worst top-3 bust in the last 20 years and a calder candidate.
If he goes on a 5 game point streak and tears it up, I look forward to seeing him join Norris winner Shea "awful trade washed-up terrible contract best defensemen in the game, elite dominant norris favourite low end #1D awful trade" Weber in the year-end rewards. Until the year end rewards come and pass and neither win them.
Let's revisit this thread in 3 weeks. Nolan Patrick is going to undergo a genetic mutation, with his body and consciousness being replaces by a new human with the same name. Since he will be a totally new person, we can say how amazing or horrible that iteration of him is then. And remember, who he is now holds no bearing on the future. Or even right now in hindsight.
What people say in 2 months will also overlap the present now and what people say. Alright folks. Lets watch this superstar bust injury prone durable mutant win lose some hockey forever in a month! And rewrite history based on changing future in the process. Whoooo exciting.
I've watched a few Flyers games.
He looks like he belongs. If they could put someone with a clue on his right side, he'd be in the top of rookie scoring.
I've never pretended to see the future, but at the time Barzal was the head and shoulders consensus pick and Boston skipped him for 3 players that didn't exactly look like they should have gone there- which is why BOSTON fans flipped the **** out during the draft.
Since then, Barzal has continued to look extremely impressive and none of the Bruins picks (thus far) look to eclipse him.
So if you feel the need to go the hyperbole route and pretend I said the Boston picks were all busts, sure, go for it. I didn't though.
That's funny but given his history of injuries by now, I would never invest this much into the player.
You're selling Elias Pettersson, Cody Glass, Lias Andersson, Kailer Yamamoto and the rest of the forward class short, if you think an injury riddled Nolan Patrick is still better than they are. Philadelphia won a lottery spot in a crummy year. They were basically forced to draft whatever was left of Hischier/Patrick. They couldn't even go off the board and draft an equal talent like Pettersson, or the fan base would lose their minds.
Tough situation for the Philly organization. Unfortunate for the fan base.
The fantasy you have created in your head where winning the #2 pick in the draft lottery and getting Patrick instead of a player like Necas at #13 is bad for the Flyers and their fans is the most preposterous thing I've ever seen on these boards.
And since when is a broken collar bone 2 years ago and a sports hernia (that was also sort of messed up on by the medical team) make him 'injury prone'? Havlat was injury prone. Salo was injury prone.
2 major injuries is not injury prone.
I would have taken Cody Glass over both Patrick & pudding cups Pettersson.I'm not quite sure where I mentioned Necas but I would take Elias Pettersson all day everyday over a worn down 19 year old Nolan Patrick.
Pettersson's talent level is higher/on-par with Patrick and he's healthy.
I'm not quite sure where I mentioned Necas but I would take Elias Pettersson all day everyday over a worn down 19 year old Nolan Patrick.
Pettersson's talent level is higher/on-par with Patrick and he's healthy.
I'm not quite sure where I mentioned Necas but I would take Elias Pettersson all day everyday over a worn down 19 year old Nolan Patrick.
Pettersson's talent level is higher/on-par with Patrick and he's healthy.
I would have taken Cody Glass over both Patrick & pudding cups Pettersson.
I'm not quite sure where I mentioned Necas but I would take Elias Pettersson all day everyday over a worn down 19 year old Nolan Patrick.
Pettersson's talent level is higher/on-par with Patrick and he's healthy.
It's way to early to make any of these assumptions.
No, it's not too early to have a opinion.
You are assuming I am changing my views.
I had Pettersson ahead of Patrick before the draft.
I'm not quite sure where I mentioned Necas but I would take Elias Pettersson all day everyday over a worn down 19 year old Nolan Patrick.
Pettersson's talent level is higher/on-par with Patrick and he's healthy.