This is also true. Jarventie was invisible last night, was hoping he could play and step up in a big game against better competition but it was the opposite. Both have a long way to go both have long development curves they could turn out you are right. But both have some big obstacles to overcome. Kleven's individual skill is not NHL level he needs alot of skill work. Jarventie seems to lack a willingness to compete at the moment, lots of raw talent though.You could be right but it's still a bit early to say that it's "proven". Kleven and Jarventie are projects, will be a few years before it's clear
When's the last time we drafted a 5'11 165 pound Dman or 5'9 center? Just doesn't seem like a Mann pick in either case.Why wouldnt they have picked them?..... If not what does that say about the scouting team. The 2nd and third round do not look good.
34OA 2021
On the small side but not tiny.. Fantastic mobility; High end PMD... Ducks have another good one.
It's certainly trending for worse since the 2nd round in 2020. Going on close to 20 straight questionable selections. Since they drafted Grieg who ironically was sub 6'0.When's the last time we drafted a 5'11 165 pound Dman or 5'9 center? Just doesn't seem like a Mann pick in either case.
For better or worse, those guys don't seem like the type of players we'd target,
Has absolutely nothing to do with leaf hype. I knew that draft inside and out i did some work with an OHL team then due to the pandemic my job stopped and I had to isolate at home for 35 straight days with nothing to do i watched alot of video. I liked them both before the draft and both have developed really well. I dont care which team drafts which prospects it doesnt effect my evaluations. I hated the sens draft after the first round at the time and its proven to not be very good two years later.
First round was great, after that the entire draft left alot to be desired.I am definitely missing the context, HFboarding during fam vacay hehe naughty Armani, but which draft year are you referring to? Cannot be 2020 obviously, the best thing to have happened to the Sens. Stuezle, Hurricane Sanderson, The Riddler, Boom Boom, Sharko, Merilainen…freaking amazing haul by Pierre, Mann, and team.
I liked the Sokolov pick. I also like the Kleven pick. I think Kleven has the potential to be a real impact player and there are flashes in his game that suggest some pretty impressive upside if he puts it all together. I could see Kleven making some big leaps much later in his development than many other prospects.Don't see it either. This board didn't like Gustavvson who was way better at the same age. They'll hate Levi. Really bad 2nd and 3rd round for the sens in 2020 in my opinion. Traded Niemela and Hrvonen for Kleven. Jarventie over Peterka. Not good.
Idk, imo there is no clear best player when you get that far down the draft. Even at the top of the draft where guys are heavily scouted, there's often no consensus and sometimes when there is the consensus is proven wrongThe Peterka one is the glaring one that we missed. Half the board was screaming for that guy at 26 and he was there again in early round 2.
Was the clear best player and I had him in my top 20 , and a guy who’s a line mate and bud of Timmy. It made too much sense to draft him and yet….we unfortunately didn’t
I think Kleven may turn into a Zadorov type, hopefully with a better brain.This is also true. Jarventie was invisible last night, was hoping he could play and step up in a big game against better competition but it was the opposite. Both have a long way to go both have long development curves they could turn out you are right. But both have some big obstacles to overcome. Kleven's individual skill is not NHL level he needs alot of skill work. Jarventie seems to lack a willingness to compete at the moment, lots of raw talent though.
It was interesting as the tournament went along how other players on the Team Canada roster began to shine besides the obvious ones. Roy was one of them for sure. He was very noticeable & his skill was on display.Not to derail the thread with other team's picks, but the Habs may have themselves a late round steal in this Joshua Roy kid. They got him in the fifth round in 2021, but he lit it up in the Q in his D+1 year, and looked really solid with eight points in seven games...
If his career as a Sen amounts to some very hard (but legal) hits to the Leafs or Habs' stars, especially in the playoffs, I'll be content.I think Kleven may turn into a Zadorov type, hopefully with a better brain.
Boro and Methot under Boucher’s system could step up at the blue line but Volchenkov was probably the best we had an open ice hitsIf his career as a Sen amounts to some very hard (but legal) hits to the Leafs or Habs' stars, especially in the playoffs, I'll be content.
Can't remember the last player we had that could hit like an absolute beast (aside from Brady's relentless forecheck)
I guess he did not eat his Wheaties when he was a kid!Brothers are 5'11" and 6'0" so he could still round out by a couple inches if he's a late bloomer. Not that I'd count on it lol.
I mean he was clearly really good and has only got better since then. It wasnt a crystal ball situation.Idk, imo there is no clear best player when you get that far down the draft. Even at the top of the draft where guys are heavily scouted, there's often no consensus and sometimes when there is the consensus is proven wrong
Peterka had a great AHL season and goes higher in a redraft but there are no crystal balls.
Are you Don Brennen?Merilainen struggled and got supplanted in the final 2 games, but otherwise a very good campaign for the Sens prospects, with The Riddler and Boom Boom being obvious standouts. Ostapchuk and Hamara are barely scratching on the surface, while K-Train does K-Train things and has such intriguing tools to curve out a mean bottom pairing D with some Mann time.
Sens prospects factory still intriguing to follow, future depth keeps improving.