Devilsfan992
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Wood still on the team. 3 cuts left to make.
In the lineup tonight, all indications are he has made the team. Incredible
Looks like Miles Wood made the team !
So is there anything to Baddock having already surpassed his career high in both goals and assists?
ya and he was older then much of his class already, turns 20 in March. Q turns 19 in April.Over-agers naturally tend to put up more points in the league, simply by way of more experience and more developed bodies. Add in that Baddock's enormous compared to most 16-17-18 year olds, and you'd expect him to flourish a bit.
But without having seen him play at all, I can say whether he's had some latent skill (a lá Thomson) that is only now being given a chance to shine through, or if he's simply been getting way more minutes and time with better players now that he's a big monster of a man who's had a lot of experience in the league. Probably a little of both, but that's just a guess on my part.
Connor Chatham is back in the lineup for Plymouth and has 2 assists tonight so far.
He was back over the weekend. Also had an assist.
Wish Kuja and Kerfy weren't injured. They were playing great before their injuries.
Edit: Q being < 1 PPG is a little alarming to me.
Still wish we took Brendan Lemieux
Also why was duclair flagged by multiple scouts again? Hotheaded and tough to coach or something? Im a little biased and don't like him, but its probably bc he's a ranger
What happened?
Well, he had a draft year from hell, dealing with injury, inconsistency and questions about his attitude and coachability.
There were questions about his attitude and a one-game team suspension (along with Adam Erne) imposed by then Quebec GM-coach Patrick Roy didn’t help Duclair’s reputation with the scouts, who were filing reports that looked like this:
“We thought he was selfish with too much ‘me’ and not enough ‘we’ in his game, plus he played careful. He didn’t want to pay the price against tough competition but lit up weak teams.â€
The exclamation point on a really difficult draft year was that even when Roy left Quebec to become the head coach and dominant voice of the Colorado Avalanche, he didn’t use his influence for the Avs to take Duclair in the second round (Colorado took Chris Bigras 32nd overall) or even the third (goalie Spencer Martin 63rd overall was Colorado’s choice).