Henkka
Registered User
Maybe this is why we let him go right here? Ya never know what they knew.
Yeah, this Fischer-connection could have been the key.
Maybe this is why we let him go right here? Ya never know what they knew.
Yeah, this Fischer-connection could have been the key.
IIRC he already signed another KHL contract
Going to have to wait and see this guy play a bit.
But by all scouting reports he sounds exactly like what Joakim Andersson is, and is the same size.
So me not being a big Andersson guy, I'm going to reserve judgement til I see him a bit.
Nosek logged huge minutes in all situations for Pardubice.
So imo, he could be slotted to be nothing less than a 1st center for Griffins.
I have always been huge supporter of Tomas Nosek. I saw him in about 60 games(maybe more) in last five years. However he firstly needs to settle down in North America, adjust his game and still get stronger. He is intelligent and hardworking kid with strong work ethic but he will need time.
Nosek logged huge minutes in all situations for Pardubice.
So imo, he could be slotted to be nothing less than a 1st center for Griffins.
Going to have to wait and see this guy play a bit.
But by all scouting reports he sounds exactly like what Joakim Andersson is, and is the same size.
So me not being a big Andersson guy, I'm going to reserve judgement til I see him a bit.
I think your putting too much weight on the Czech Extraliga. Those teams would be slaughtered by AHL teams.
any info on him since he play in the developement camp? stats look good last year...read in the prospect camp treat that he score a nice goal
82 Tomas Nosek
What I saw during the practices: I saw a learning curve and a half. I saw a player coming over to North America from the Czech Republic for the first time, someone who was playing on an 85-foot-rink for the first time, I saw someone who was having problems with the language and I saw someone whose 6'2," 201-pound frame looked kind of hunched over. Nosek's natural posture looks incredibly awkward.
What I saw during the scrimmages: A different human being wearing a #82 jersey. I saw someone who was fleet-footed, had a fantastic shot and Datsyuk-like deke-and-dangle hands, smart and silky playmaking abilities and a surprising aplomb at using his size to win battles.
What I think about the player's potential: He's so very new to this continent and the game played here that I think he's going to take a while to acclimate, but again, I believe that we're looking at a rich man's Tomas Kopecky, someone who might be able to check, grind and score 15+ goals, if not deke and dangle and impress. There's an elite skill set in that hunched-over dude, and if he can adapt to the pro game, he's going to be fun to watch and a pain in the ass to play against.