Jessie Lumsden
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Where do you guys see him going, presuming there is a draft before September? Personally I think he'll go around twentieth, I'd love to see him in a Flames jersey.
Jessie Lumsden said:Where do you guys see him going, presuming there is a draft before September? Personally I think he'll go around twentieth, I'd love to see him in a Flames jersey.
Jessie Lumsden said:important to remember just how injured he was during the last eight weeks of the season. He probably shouldn't have even been playing to be honest.
Because he's one of the better players available to Canada? And, obviously, for reasons already discussed: He didn't have a great second half, and this is his last opportunity to raise his stock again.HabLover said:Then why is he at the U18's?
I hope that is the reason for his poor play, because he was AWFUL and had no on-ice desire whatsoever.Jessie Lumsden said:important to remember just how injured he was during the last eight weeks of the season. He probably shouldn't have even been playing to be honest.
Seachd said:Because he's one of the better players available to Canada? And, obviously, for reasons already discussed: He didn't have a great second half, and this is his last opportunity to raise his stock again.
I am from Prince Albert (the team the blades lost to 4-0) so I was quite happy about that. He is a small, finesse player with good overall skills. 15-20 range sounds about right.MS said:Hard to say given his total flameout the last two months of the season and the playoffs. He seemed to be about 15-20 before that. The upcoming U-18 tourney will be huge for him, probably more important than for anyone else on that team.
I think this had a lot to do more with Seto being bumped from line to line. There were periods where he was playing on the fourth line with Chris Cloud and Ben Van Lare. Most players in this league would have trouble putting up points on that line.saskhab said:I hope that is the reason for his poor play, because he was AWFUL and had no on-ice desire whatsoever.
I would counter that if you're showing no desire and getting but on Van Lare's line... just what are you doing?goteam said:I think this had a lot to do more with Seto being bumped from line to line. There were periods where he was playing on the fourth line with Chris Cloud and Ben Van Lare. Most players in this league would have trouble putting up points on that line.