Prospect Info: Logan Stanley - Part III
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Yeah he needs to be put into a role where he has a chance to be the guy. I think having the pressures that go along with it will help him grow.
truck
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Aye. They exploited his lack of foot speed early and often - even along the walls.
Agreed. They also exploited the really soft D zone play and gaps against other Canada D. Not a great showing, overall.
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Is he from Kitchener / Waterloo, or Waterloo / Kitchener?
Nice bonus for him, for sure.
truck
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Aye. He should get huge ice time including PP1.
Lots of reps and no excuses is a good thing.
Yeah time to step up. Kitcheners D is pretty weak. Outside of Vallati they don't have much. I think Vallati/Stanley will either be their 1-2 punch on the left side or playing together, with one of them on their off side. Their top 2 D scorers were overagers last season.
Hard to say which team would have been better for him.
Hard to say which team would have been better for him.
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Kitchener was really young last year and most of there top end guys are 99s/00s. They also have Pittsburgh Prospect Connor Hall on defense. They will be a middle of the pack team and they brought in Stanley for leadership and stability on the backend plus he is probably one of the tougher guys in the OHL as well which will help that young group
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Hmmmm .... I've lived in the Kitchener area for nine years now, but have never seen a Rangers game. I might have to actually go see the occasional game now ...
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What was the O.H.L. trade return in the Kingston / Windsor (Stanley) trade?
edit.... if he comes back to Junior (plays 1 game this year)...... and does not make the Jets this year (LOL). The return is
-2nd round and 3rd round pick in 2023
-2nd round pick 2024
- 4 th round pick 2020
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garret9
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Futures, both literally and figuratively.
I think we'll see Stanley improve again this season, but I'm still skeptical of his upside beyond 3rd pair.
I think we'll see Stanley improve again this season, but I'm still skeptical of his upside beyond 3rd pair.
3rd pairing guy seems to be the general opinion at this point. Still hoping he could become a 2nd pairing guy who plays with an offensive Dman (draft Ryan Merkley, thx) but 3rd pairing/#7-8 Dman seems more likely for sure
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Sure, if you choose to ignore the fact that Stanley's point production was more than 5x as much as Valabik's in his draft+1 season.
Points/game, Draft+1
Stanley 0.49 (0.34 EV)
Valabik 0.09 (0.07 EV)
Sure, if you choose to ignore the fact that Stanley's point production was more than 5x as much as Valabik's in his draft+1 season.
Points/game, Draft+1
Stanley 0.49 (0.34 EV)
Valabik 0.09 (0.07 EV)
Yeah Stanley isn't quite that bad. Valabik's draft+1 year's 231 PIM in 43 GP was truly a legendary achievement
Sure, if you choose to ignore the fact that Stanley's point production was more than 5x as much as Valabik's in his draft+1 season.
Points/game, Draft+1
Stanley 0.49 (0.34 EV)
Valabik 0.09 (0.07 EV)
It will be very interesting to see what type of year Stanley has. Another big jump in production would be very encouraging.
puck stoppa
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I think his numbers will be fine, he's got enough offense to his game, Id rather he focus on improving his footspeed, gap, pivots, turning back to get the puck, etc. (can't rely on his long reach forever) He will get lots of PP time I think so we will see more of his nice shot. I like him as a prospect and still see him making the Jets, and bottom pairing D is fine with me.
