dinodebino
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He reminds me of Danault with more offensive proficiency
I was gonna say that. Better vision and offensive instinct.
I love Cooley but I think posters are really jumping the gun on Wright today. He was clearly the defensive conscience on his line playing with Perfetti and Bedard. He was often hanging back in the offensive zone and he played a strong game in the defensive zone. I'm sure he's fulfilling the role his coaches want him to play and they certainly seem to trust him.
He's still 17 years old. We should never hold the output or performance of a draft year player on Team Canada against them. Toews only had two assists in the WJC in his draft year. So many great players never made Team Canada in their draft year.
After Jiricek left, the Cechia offense were no longer dangerous.It’s crazy that Jiricek had 9 min of ice time only im the first period. Sad that it was cut short, a lot of their offense relies on his ability to find breakout passes.
Slafkovski needs to be a bit meaner around the boards, a bit too passive for now. If he show that level of physical play that Svechnikov or Tkachuk have, he will be a really good player.
Cooley had a good first.
high end IQ for sure and breakout machine but he could afford to take more risks offensivelySolid, no panic but no expression of high end offensive tools
Beniers has good hands, smarts and a wicked shot. He's a really good player. He played for USA in the World Championship last spring and held his own versus NHL players. He had a point per game in the NCAA in his draft year. That's a lot of offense in a strong conference for a freshman in his draft year.
Beniers has good hands, smarts and a wicked shot. He's a really good player. He played for USA in the World Championship last spring and held his own versus NHL players. He had a point per game in the NCAA in his draft year. That's a lot of offense in a strong conference for a freshman in his draft year.
Just don't see a lot of creativity out of him, or full on puck control. Also, that's one of the best NCAA teams ever.
Disappointed not to see Mysak or Guhle on the scoresheet.
Beniers has good hands, smarts and a wicked shot. He's a really good player. He played for USA in the World Championship last spring and held his own versus NHL players. He had a point per game in the NCAA in his draft year. That's a lot of offense in a strong conference for a freshman in his draft year.
I wouldn't be upset the Habs ended up getting Cooley instead of Wright.To your earlier comment..if Cooley skates better than Wright, plays better defensively and makes more plays.. then how do we rank Wright higher?
See how the rest of the tournament plays out but if Wright doesn't find his game, there might start being some questions about him going 1st
I've already downgraded Wright out of 1st, 6 weeks ago, but now he might go to #3 if he doesn't show some dynamic qualities.
The Americans are faaassst.
It's been underwhelming in the OHL, too. Normally I wouldn't care too much about the WJC for anyone unless it's your few viewings you're going to get.
Just by this time of the year, the loss of games last year becomes less and less of an excuse as to why he's not being as effective as he was as a 16 year old.
I was gonna say that. Better vision and offensive instinct.
yaaa I like danault and all but berniers is gunna be a much better. He just doesn’t show much shine in his game but he does everything right at a high level
Disappointed not to see Mysak or Guhle on the scoresheet.
Just don't see a lot of creativity out of him, or full on puck control. Also, that's one of the best NCAA teams ever.
yaaa I like danault and all but berniers is gunna be a much better. He just doesn’t show much shine in his game but he does everything right at a high level
I've already downgraded Wright out of 1st, 6 weeks ago, but now he might go to #3 if he doesn't show some dynamic qualities.
The Americans are faaassst.
How the f*** did the Leafs ended up with Knies.