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One of those is different than the others
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Wasn't throwing shade at you. I know you did it for the fun of it but of course people will get upset when certain guys fall.I liked doing this because Ive heard that after the 99 draft everyone went off on how long it took the Sedin twins to become higher end players and were considered disappointments as #2 and #3 overall picks.
And even more recently with Virtanen as a sure bust, a terrible player, not even AHLer, and now has turned into a solid middle 6 power forward. It took him time and hes still progressing
But everyone was positive of it
So i like to look at this recently and see peoples conclusions and predictions and see how we change our minds over the years since the draft
Of course is too soon, i think i mentioned it in every poll we did
Yeah i know that and realize my post may have seemed that way but not what i meant. I agree with how you were arguing with the guy and just wanted to re emphaize how these reflect quick risers over slower developers who may end up on topWasn't throwing shade at you. I know you did it for the fun of it but of course people will get upset when certain guys fall.
Remember when everyone was calling the 2017 draft a "weak draft?"
I still don’t understand what players like Middlestat, Necas, or Glass have done to warrant them being so much more highly thought of then Rasmussen.
Ahh, yes, 8 NHL games is definitely enough for us to fully re-assess our prior knowledge of players.Batherson is way too low. He's just below a PPG playing in the NHL right now. Players like Tolvanen, Thomas, Vilardi, Suzuki and Frost should be below him.
In terms of Dynamicness? Sure. Overall effectiveness though, I’m not so sure.higher end potential
Liljegren has done nothing but impress and show the potential regarded before the draft yet he falls.
The guys who mostly jumped him did so because:
A) Made NHL jump, making NHL impact.
B) Dominating their currently league
I like Timothy, I was hoping Calgary would pick him (really, really not disappointed with Juuso Valimaki though); but he's not quite at that level where he was projected before the draft. He hasn't shown to be a top 5 talent in that draft. IF you think that, gotta take dem homer glasses off.
Pull out those fancy statistics as to why he is elite, Cor.
Ahh, yes, 8 NHL games is definitely enough for us to fully re-assess our prior knowledge of players.
This is such an absurd take. There's a convincing case to be made for rating Batherson higher than he is, but hanging your hat on "he's in the NHL and those other guys aren't" is fundamentally stupid. We're talking about a redraft here, meaning taking a long-term view of how a player will help your team going forwards. A players' success is not determined by how quickly they reach the NHL. Just because a player is NHL ready at a younger age doesn't mean they will be a better NHL player.8 NHL games is more of a sample size to judge him on than any of those other players. By that metric alone if he is in the show, and producing he should be rated higher.
This is such an absurd take. There's a convincing case to be made for rating Batherson higher than he is, but hanging your hat on "he's in the NHL and those other guys aren't" is fundamentally stupid. We're talking about a redraft here, meaning taking a long-term view of how a player will help your team going forwards. A players' success is not determined by how quickly they reach the NHL. Just because a player is NHL ready at a younger age doesn't mean they will be a better NHL player.
2008 - "Kyle Okposo's 9 NHL games is more of a sample size to judge him than either of Giroux or Marchand. By that metric alone if he is in the show, and producing he should be rated higher."
NOW do you see how tremendously dumb your take is?
He's also a year ahead of most of these players development wise due to being undrafted in his original year. It's not really fair to use the NHL as a benchmark in that case.8 NHL games is more of a sample size to judge him on than any of those other players. By that metric alone if he is in the show, and producing he should be rated higher.
He's also a year ahead of most of these players development wise due to being undrafted in his original year. It's not really fair to use the NHL as a benchmark in that case.
Hischier is a more complete center than Pettersson is and Heiskanen hasnt done it for as long
Hishier is still #1
You could just throw any prospect in the NHL and people would claim he's better than Foote, Andersson, Liljegren, Tippett etc just because he's played games and the listed players haven't. Like seriously, Tolvanen has done jack **** in the league and he all of a sudden rises that much? Mittlstadt will likely be passed by a lot of prospects soon though. Same with Rasmussen, Viliardi.
I'm surprised Tippett fell so far. Has he been that bad?