BarberPole9
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dream dream sssss cant even skate in this league sorry.
With all due respect, I trust the London Knights' assessment on this player more than a guy on HFBoards.
dream dream sssss cant even skate in this league sorry.
]Nicolas Mattinen Trade: Excellent Trade for the Knights
Flint's 3rd 2018
Flint's 2nd 2019
Niagara's 2nd 2020
Mississauga 3rd 2019 cond
The Knights had to make a move and trading Mattinen was the right one...............nice return.
London Knights are loaded on the Right D side:
Victor Mete.............Left Shot but likes playing the right side.
Evan Bouchard........Draft Year-2018 and will get plenty of ice time.
Andrew Perrott........has impressed with his foot speed and Hockey IQ.......he will play all season with the Knights.
Alec Regula.............a pleasant 'surprise signing' by the Knights..........Jacob Graves knock-off?
Nicolas Mattinen Trade: Excellent Trade for the Knights
Flint's 3rd 2018
Flint's 2nd 2019
Niagara's 2nd 2020
Mississauga 3rd 2019 cond
The Knights had to make a move and trading Mattinen was the right one...............nice return.
London Knights are loaded on the Right D side:
Victor Mete.............Left Shot but likes playing the right side.
Evan Bouchard........Draft Year-2018 and will get plenty of ice time.
Andrew Perrott........has impressed with his foot speed and Hockey IQ.......he will play all season with the Knights.
Alec Regula.............a pleasant 'surprise signing' by the Knights..........Jacob Graves knock-off?
Mattinen's been traded to Flint for...
Looks like the roster is getting worked on as we speak. Let's see how things unfold.
http://londonknights.com/roster/14/60
Also, who's wearing #49 right now?...is that a sign that Jones is done and gone? Per Knights twitter, a school event took place where players went out. Would it not make sense to wait and see what's going to happen to Jones before giving away his number?....really?
You guys should set up a "grab bag" sale - put some out the front door and you will get a couple of second rounders for each one - wonder why other team fans are jealous
Maybe I'm being cynical, but the Knights have drafted late the last few years - and one benefit of re-loading with early-ish picks is the ability to pick up an early player who is grumpy about the team who drafted him.
Ben Kuzma: The Province
Sept. 19, 2017
Olli Juolevi isn’t sure what all the fuss is about.
This is what happens when confidence borders on cockiness and when underwhelming performances in the Young Stars tournament
or the National Hockey League pre-season are summed up with a shrug of the defenceman’s shoulders.
That’s commendable to those who know Juolevi and concerning to those who don’t.
It’s not that the already heavily scrutinized fifth overall pick in the 2016 draft isn’t aware of his shortcomings.
He’s just not going to lose sleep over it. Juolevi is 19 and playing a position where on-the-job training at this level
is not only arduous; every mistake is magnified by the trickle-down effect of pucks entering the wrong net.
“There aren’t many 19-year-old players playing defence in the NHL.
I want to be one of those guys,” Juolevi said Tuesday following a practice in preparation for
Wednesday’s pre-season game in Calgary.
How’s that for confidence or cockiness?
Among top 25 rookie blue-line scorers in 2016-17, only Zach Werenski of Columbus and Ivan Provorov of Philadelphia
played part of the season at age 19. And while Jakob Chychrun played in Arizona at age 18,
it would be a stretch to suggest that Juolevi can bust into a Canucks’ back end that looks set.
He would have to go from somewhat suspect to rock solid just to earn a longer look here to start the regular season.
“You have to be confident here,” stressed Juolevi.
“Mistakes happen. If you stay on those and are down all the time and aren’t positive, it’s going to be a tough ride."
"I want to make the team, but I know I have to be better."
"I need to see the ice better and read plays better to play in the NHL."
“I’m not the flashiest guy and I don’t have that many top 10 highlight goals.
My thing is puck movement and that good first pass. That’s my game.
If you make flashy plays, you might look better than you really are.”
The most likely scenario for Juolevi is either being dispatched back to London —
he’s too young to be assigned to the AHL’s Utica Comets —
or loaned to Turku of the Finnish elite League where former Canucks defenceman Sami Salo serves as an assistant coach.
http://theprovince.com/sports/hocke...evi-talks-good-game-just-isnt-playing-one-yet
^^^ Yup that is what I was trying to say only with humor.So if ohloutsider or others were to be in the Knights GM seat, what would become the new standard for any of those "grab bag" sale? To make the playing field fair to other teams, would ohloutsider or others set a minimum of no lower than 4th rounders for each sale. Why would a successful team lower the bar after accheiving high success and lowering the quality of the game in the process. Is'nt it best for other teams to work up their own high level of success and keep the game at this level. Look at Erie's own success or all the teams in the Western division of how their competition level have increased while playing in the same division as the Knights.
The Knights have drawn up their blueprint to success, other teams can follow it or draw up their owns !!! IMHO
Does Formenton play top 6 this year?
Does Formenton play top 6 this year?