Hodgy
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Next year, if he produces in the SHL.
Will he even play on the SHL? I would think it’s more likely that he’s playing in Allsvenskan next year.
Next year, if he produces in the SHL.
Yeah that works for meI’m busy, how is the week of the 20th-27th, let’s get through daylight savings first
Will he even play on the SHL? I would think it’s more likely that he’s playing in Allsvenskan next year.
Yeah I can understand the thinking as well.
Thats why to me it comes down to the Juolevi Vs Sergachev debate, instead of Juolevi vs Tkachuk.
Our CHL scouts, and I think that was the big miss.
I wanted Chychrun if we elected to draft a defenceman. If I recall correctly, he was a consensus top 5 pick for most of the season leading up to the draft. He's one of the most well-rounded top 4 dmen in the league, IMO, and he's just starting to heat up.
Podkolzin when we have to package him in a cap dumpSo which of our prospects is gonna develop a madden like flaw (only 150 pounds) to their game the moment we trade them?
“He was too Russian...”Podkolzin when we have to package him in a cap dump
I really disliked the Juolevi pick. I wanted the Canucks to trade down 3 - 4 spots if they were not taking Tkachuk, and see if they could get a 2nd rounder thrown in. There were 4 - 5 D men just as good as Juolevi available and Clayton Keller and Jost i wanted as forwards. I saw no real difference in the 6th pick and 11th pick.I wanted Chychrun if we elected to draft a defenceman. If I recall correctly, he was a consensus top 5 pick for most of the season leading up to the draft. He's one of the most well-rounded top 4 dmen in the league, IMO, and he's just starting to heat up.
I really disliked the Juolevi pick. I wanted the Canucks to trade down 3 - 4 spots if they were not taking Tkachuk, and see if they could get a 2nd rounder thrown in. There were 4 - 5 D men just as good as Juolevi available and Clayton Keller and Jost i wanted as forwards. I saw no real difference in the 6th pick and 11th pick.
It's also getting pretty painful watching Sergachev at age 21 starting to become a legitimate top pairing guy in Tampa.
It's also getting pretty painful watching Sergachev at age 21 starting to become a legitimate top pairing guy in Tampa.
what does Sergachev have to do with a Canucks Prospect Thread??
Sounds like a poorly hidden management complaining post,
no offence but i come on this thread to keep track of Canuck prospects, id rather not have you ruin it with a different agenda.
So which of our prospects is gonna develop a madden like flaw (only 150 pounds) to their game the moment we trade them?
Isnt there another thread for that crap perhaps the Joulevi thread.Sergachev is one of Juolevi's peers. It is typically worse watching someone struggle when their peers are excelling. Like, if you're hypothetically too much of a baby to handle someone mentioning a prospect unless they promise not to contextualize the player's situation by comparing them with other players with whom they were typically grouped, then I might suggest that you need to go live under a rock.
I really disliked the Juolevi pick. I wanted the Canucks to trade down 3 - 4 spots if they were not taking Tkachuk, and see if they could get a 2nd rounder thrown in. There were 4 - 5 D men just as good as Juolevi available and Clayton Keller and Jost i wanted as forwards. I saw no real difference in the 6th pick and 11th pick.