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You know you're in a HF value of 1OA thread when names like Mcdavid, Matthews and Karlsson keep popping up.
Dahlin has so far 7 points in 15 games playing with men as a 17-year-old. That's more than the combined season total of Hedman, Karlsson and Lidström, and it's barely November.
There a lot more to consider then that . Teams , players on the ice , would he have done as well on the same teams the other 3 players mention was on . Hockey is a game of inches and if he was on another team he could have zero points . How is his team using him , how were those other players used . God forbid we judging a kid D base on points of 3 great D that have proven themselves at the NHL level
Like would toronto ship marner+ liljegren for 1st OA 2018?
Would oilers give up drailsaitl + pulju
for 1st OA 2018?
Would jets do laine + picks for for 1st OA 2018?
yes he is good and I would not be surprised that one day he's just as good as Karlsson but dont forget that he's a prospect and that this is HFB ... where 1st round picks and prospects are worth more than 40 goals scoring forwards because the player in question is over 29is this really the level of hype for this kid?.. being a 2 time norris winner is a pessimistic projection? anyone thats watched him play wanna chime in?
perfect response.
Jamie Benn was a star player at 24....Matthews is already a top 5 forward at 20. to even copnsider them equal is laughable at best.
I bet you wouldOnly way your getting the pick is if you already have a top 5 pick and you want to trade up. I'd trade 5th OA+Hutton/Juolevi for the 1st Overall for example
Nope. Mathews is the leafs. He is so good at both ends of the ice. He' winning games for the team. Keller isn't Reilly is only 23 and really starting to show his skills on offence and signed to a great contract. You hope dahlin turns into a karlsson. And if he doesn't you just made a terrible tradeLeafs would give up Matthews + Rielly +1st for OEL + Keller + Dhalin
Dahlin has so far 7 points in 15 games playing with men as a 17-year-old. That's more than the combined season total of Hedman, Karlsson and Lidström, and it's barely November.
His development would have to stall seriously to be on par with Karlsson, that's how good he is already. So if a Karlsson is a pessimistic projection, then I'll take him over Matthews anytime.
If my aunt had nuts she would be my uncle. Hedman was born in December and there's no way to change that.
You know you’re in a HF thread when posters who don’t know anything about prospects try to gauge value.You know you're in a HF value of 1OA thread when names like Mcdavid, Matthews and Karlsson keep popping up.
Thats embarrassingHonestly, Dmen bust a lot more often than forwards. At this point I wouldn't even trade Hischier for Dahlin.
In Swedish hockey NHL draft years mean nothing, junior age groups are according to birth year. Overage players do not get to set junior records no matter what month they were born in. A player born in December is in obvious disadvantage, but that's just a fact of life - someone always is (otherwise players would lose eligibility mid-season). If you want to do your own research you can do an unofficial calculation of Hedman's achievements until December 18 when he was still factually 17. Beyond that it's just nonsense.
People who are actually interested in assessing players don't use arbitrary restrictions.
Not sure. If Philly won I would be quite happy with:I think if it falls on a team who already is stacked with D prospect, then moving down one spot can be logical to pick up the Russian kid.