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Ryan donato popped his first of many lookout .
What are we looking out for again? Funny you mentioned Vaak and Donato...
Brady Tkachuk would have been in it if not for the injury.
Highly unlikely Tkachuk wins it as he's going to play what, 70 games? I think he'll get around 45-50 points in those 70 games. Not enough.If Brady only misses a month (say 10-15 games), I could still see him winning. Ive never seen 19 year old with the presence of mind to be able to play so well in front of the net before, along with the strength to do it with ease.
He's years ahead of where he should be, and while we knew he that quite possibly the most NHL ready, we had no idea he was going to step on the ice and play like a fully matured elite PWF on day #1.
Lajoie from Ottawa would be a huge darkhorse, but if anyone's seen Ottawa's games this year, its certainly not looking like a fluke that he has 7pts/7gp as a rookie dman (4 of them goals) while playing 20+ mins a game, and solid d.
Highly unlikely Tkachuk wins it as he's going to play what, 70 games? I think he'll get around 45-50 points in those 70 games. Not enough.
Tkachuk was not better than Pettersson. Not sure if you've seen Pettersson, to make a claim like this.Wanna make a friendly bet that this is not going to be Peterrson's last trip to the IR this year? Thats a slight, lean little boy trying to survive in a man's league. Its only a matter of time before he gets hurt again imo.
Tkachuk's game is so much more robust than Petterson's, and he was easily the better player up until he was injured. As long as the points continue to flow for Tkachuk when he gets back, it will be very difficult to argue against him.
Tkachuk was not better than Pettersson. Not sure if you've seen Pettersson, to make a claim like this.
You think Tkatchuk has been better than Pettersson?Wanna make a friendly bet that this is not going to be Peterrson's last trip to the IR this year? Thats a slight, lean little boy trying to survive in a man's league. Its only a matter of time before he gets hurt again imo.
Tkachuk's game is so much more robust than Petterson's, and he was easily the better player up until he was injured. As long as the points continue to flow for Tkachuk when he gets back, it will be very difficult to argue against him.
Well, we'll have to agree to disagree then. Pettersson >> Tkachuk to me and I'm no fan of either team.He really was though. He brings so much more to the table than points. Petterson would have to be putting up far more points than Brady to make a case for himself.
Petersson has been dynamic offensively, but cant hold a candle to Brady in terms of his complete game or intensity level. Brady was literally playing like one of, if not the best PWF in the league in his first 6 games.
Not too mention that he's just a bigger personality all over the ice and bench, his presence is felt at all times.
Looks like you haven't seen Pettersson play at all.He really was though. He brings so much more to the table than points. Petterson would have to be putting up far more points than Brady to make a case for himself.
Petersson has been dynamic offensively, but cant hold a candle to Brady in terms of his complete game or intensity level. Brady was literally playing like one of, if not the best PWF in the league in his first 6 games.
Not too mention that he's just a bigger personality all over the ice and bench, his presence is felt at all times.
You think Tkatchuk has been better than Pettersson?
Jeez, can I have some of what you're on?
Pettersson is better both offensively and defensively. How is Tkatchuk better? Just because he's bigger?Come to Canada, its legal here now
Yeah anyways I do believe Tkachuk has been better, and I wont be alone on that. IF he slows down offensively then it gets much harder, but we havent seen that yet.
Pettersson is better both offensively and defensively. How is Tkatchuk better? Just because he's bigger?
Wait... what? Seriously?Wanna make a friendly bet that this is not going to be Peterrson's last trip to the IR this year? Thats a slight, lean little boy trying to survive in a man's league. Its only a matter of time before he gets hurt again imo.
Tkachuk's game is so much more robust than Petterson's, and he was easily the better player up until he was injured. As long as the points continue to flow for Tkachuk when he gets back, it will be very difficult to argue against him.
If you start a poll on mainboards you will be proven wrong.Come to Canada, its legal here now
Yeah anyways I do believe Tkachuk has been better, and I wont be alone on that. IF he slows down offensively then it gets much harder, but we havent seen that yet.
Tkachuk's game is so much more robust than Petterson's, and he was easily the better player up until he was injured. As long as the points continue to flow for Tkachuk when he gets back, it will be very difficult to argue against him.
He didn’t really make me go ”wow” yesterday. He was pretty invisible in mu opinion and did nothing special. Was that an off-game for him?I would give the edge to Pettersson at this stage because of points but Dahlin has been fantastic. He is so smooth on the break out and every pass is tape to tape. 3 points in his last 4 games for an 18 year old defencemen is really solid. No real PP time yet.
I expect 15 points in his first 41 games and 25 points in the second half. If you get a chance, watch him play.