We did a little bit on sherwood in our college free agents series.
He is in this article.
Top 2018 College Hockey Free Agents, Part Four - Last Word on Hockey
Sounds nice and after reading your article I want Véronneau and Kuffner as well
apparently they don't sell that anymore.
Same but I have fun memories that start with drinking a decent amount of it. It's vile going down though.That's good to hear. I can vouch for why they shouldn't.
I think the 151 burned those memories from my brain. That was some nasty shit.Same but I have fun memories that start with drinking a decent amount of it. It's vile going down though.
It's kind of like hot sauce that misses any real flavor and is just insanely hot. It's not there for flavor.
He got nearly 20 mins of ice time. Not sure what planet we’d have to be on to see Terry get that kind of ice time - especially with RandyI'd like to think that on top of Terry's post Olympic feelings of being able to play with bigger guys, that he will see Donato's transition to the Bs and perhaps get excited enough to want to give it a try himself.
The amount of ice time was not my point.He got nearly 20 mins of ice time. Not sure what planet we’d have to be on to see Terry get that kind of ice time - especially with Randy
Maybe not your point, but I think part of the big picture they could see themselves in. I should’ve been more clear- wasn’t going after your comment in that wayThe amount of ice time was not my point.
So you think if he fears he won't get 20 minutes here, he'll just pass on signing? If he chooses not to sign, IMO, it won't be because he thinks the coach won't use him properly. That would be a kid with one hell of an attitude, which I don't see.Maybe not your point, but I think part of the big picture they could see themselves in. I should’ve been more clear- wasn’t going after your comment in that way
So you think if he fears he won't get 20 minutes here, he'll just pass on signing? If he chooses not to sign, IMO, it won't be because he thinks the coach won't use him properly. That would be a kid with one hell of an attitude, which I don't see.
Hopefully he will be excited to sign, get into some games and get a feel for how the NHL is played. Put the cherry on top of his season.
it's all about the money with these kids. I'm not saying that's a bad thing either.
All this discussion about what team Terry wants to be on, and who his coach will be, etc is overblown IMO. He can either make money instantly and burn a year off his ELC by signing or he can go spin his wheels in college for another year. The Ducks can make this kid richer in the short and long term than any other team. That's why I'm 90% sure he signs.
Even if he did hypothetically get stashed in the AHL for a year, he still gets an AHL salary and will likely get a cup of coffee at the NHL so he gets NHL money for those games. He still burns a year off his ELC. That's worst case scenario for him, and I'd still rather do that than go back to College for a year that I don't need.
The only caution i give is that these guys are basically the equivalent of a 4th round NHL pick in terms of success rate. There are skills there, but translating them to the pro game does not always happen.... and even when it does, its usually more of a third or fourth line role.
Ducks have some reference points thought. There are very few Andy McDonald types who become legit top six forwards. J.T. Brown was recently one of the biggest, most sought-after college free agents, and he's considered a success.
Outside the Ducks, a Tyler Bozak is considered one of the best college Free Agents of the last decade.
A lot of goalies are his fans I guess.Pretty good hockey name.
A lot of goalies are his fans I guess.
PS
What if we signed Kelly to help our pitch for Terry signing this year? (If they had a good relationship in tournament)
We did a little bit on sherwood in our college free agents series.
He is in this article.
Top 2018 College Hockey Free Agents, Part Four - Last Word on Hockey
I think Mitch Hults has a future with us but I REALLY want Kossila to get a fair opportunity firstThe only caution i give is that these guys are basically the equivalent of a 4th round NHL pick in terms of success rate. There are skills there, but translating them to the pro game does not always happen.... and even when it does, its usually more of a third or fourth line role.
Ducks have some reference points thought. There are very few Andy McDonald types who become legit top six forwards. J.T. Brown was recently one of the biggest, most sought-after college free agents, and he's considered a success.
Outside the Ducks, a Tyler Bozak is considered one of the best college Free Agents of the last decade.