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You’ll find his stuff under Hawke Huff.@henchman21 or does somebody else have any thoughts on Luken Huff as a potential late-ish round pick?
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Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Luken Huff, 2006-01-30 Mazama, WA, USA USA. Most recently in the NAHL with Minnesota Wilderness. Complete player biography and stats.
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I really doubt he is still on the board at 32.......A Bleacher Nation NHL mock draft has the Avalanche selecting this guy at #25:
2024 NHL Mock Draft: Pre-Trade Deadline First Round Projections - Bleacher Nation
How could the first round of the 2024 NHL Draft shake out?25. Colorado Avalanche — Michael Hage, C
6-1, 190
DOB: April 14, 2006
Shoots: Right
2023-24 Team: Chicago Steel (USHL)
Hage, a Michigan commit, would be an ideal player if he’s available when Colorado is on the clock. They’ve been searching for a middle-six center — second-line, specifically — and Hage could easily be that guy in a couple years.
My god...this guy knows we are dying for a 2C but then says we should draft a dude who could become one in the next couple of years as if we had all the time in the world and the window wasn't actually closing a little every year.A Bleacher Nation NHL mock draft has the Avalanche selecting this guy at #25:
2024 NHL Mock Draft: Pre-Trade Deadline First Round Projections - Bleacher Nation
How could the first round of the 2024 NHL Draft shake out?25. Colorado Avalanche — Michael Hage, C
6-1, 190
DOB: April 14, 2006
Shoots: Right
2023-24 Team: Chicago Steel (USHL)
Hage, a Michigan commit, would be an ideal player if he’s available when Colorado is on the clock. They’ve been searching for a middle-six center — second-line, specifically — and Hage could easily be that guy in a couple years.
I watch college hockey, but mostly B1G, NCHC, and Hockey East. I saw Gordon at the GLI from earlier this year. Good college player. Had skill, nice shot and good at finding scoring areas. Not sure he's a good enough skater if we are talking potential NHLer. That was just my impression of him from one weekend.
I ran it earlier last week and got Columbus winning 1st and Pittsburgh winning 2nd.
He's a mid to late round sort of guy. I'm not sure he's actually his listed size... more like 5'10" 185. He's also a wonky skater for that size. When that short of player exists... I'd want either a guy who works his tail off and plays physical that projects to a bottom line PK type and lives in dirty areas. Or a guy with absurd skill who can overcome the skating and size to be a guy to create from the wing. I don't really see either. Not a guy who screams he's a worker or got a huge amount of tenacity. He's not a Gallagher type. He leans to the skill side, but I don't see enough plus talent to be a top 6 guy in the NHL. Bobby Brink fits this mold where he's a rather poor skater but tons of skill to overcome it where he has a shot to be a 2nd liner. Or a Cam Atkinson type. I don't see that level in Gordon. He's skilled for a college player to the point where on a rather talent weak team he can be a top guy. I don't think he'd be that type even on a team like DU, let along AHL or NHL. There is some talent there and I rather like his IQ, but he screams AHL 2nd liner to me. A 6th/7th round pick you take a chance that he breaks out with experience against better comp since his unconventional route may have held him back.
(but yes I do understand it!)
The moment they got any 2nd round picks they would immediately trade them away.
