Half season top 10 draft eligible Finns for 2016 draft?
iltasanomat said:Karinkannan työhön kuuluu käydä muistuttamassa nuoria urheilijoita kansalaisvelvollisuuden suorittamisesta.
"Karinkanta's job is to remind young athletes of their civic duty (military service)"
My take:Half season top 10 draft eligible Finns for 2016 draft?
My take:Half season top 10 draft eligible Finns for 2016 draft?
My take:
1. Laine
2. Puljujärvi
3. Juolevi
4. Niemeläinen
5. Somppi
6. Tuulola
7. Borgstörm
8. Kuokkanen
9. Björkqvist
10. Mäkinen
Impressive, but for clarity, it's best remind people it's quite irrelevant for 2016. As it literally describes the season before. Oksanen isn't eligible 'til 2017.Found this on twitter. PPG before draft year in A-jrs.
If only I had had the chance to do it the OJ way...
Impressive, but for clarity, it's best remind people it's quite irrelevant for 2016. As it literally describes the season before. Oksanen isn't eligible 'til 2017.
It's nice to see prospects coming from smaller teams, like Jukurit and KooKoo in the 2000 and 2001 groups.
Also notable - Blues only 3 (+1 EPS) - is that dynasty over?
Best to do your military service as late as possible if you're a hockey player with ambitions for the NHL. When you're 19-23 I see no point in slowing down and jeopardizing one's shot in the NHL by playing war in the forest, there's many better things to do for an NHL prospect in the offseason.
Also it gets easier if you happen to make a name for yourself in the NHL before completing your service. I doubt Mikko Koivu had a very rough time, some shooting practice with an RK, then some pictures with the officers, and back home
Or be like OJ and skip the whole shebang
Pretty good vision, hands and shot. Not a strong skater, soft on the puck and has virtually no physical element in his game. Just my opinion, but I think he's overrated.Can anyone here describe Oksanen as a player (Strengths/weaknesses)?
Playing on the same line and PP unit with Björkqvist certainly doesn't hurt. Niemelä was also part of that line before he moved up to play with men.How much of his scoring is a byproduct of getting big minutes on a good team?
It's nice to see prospects coming from smaller teams, like Jukurit and KooKoo in the 2000 and 2001 groups.