Andrei79
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Scoutas With Attitudes knows what's up.
11/14 on draws ****ing Kakko will do anything right
Never said he wouldnt be able to do it, a player like that will do whatever he wants, same goes for Hughes. I question the value of the move, for me it doesnt drive his value up or down, same for Hughes at C or at wing or Berggren at C or W.Creaming those pants so soon ?
Id need Hughes to severly bomb. He's at 9 points in 12 games now, he's cooled off some. Jack hasn't improved on his numbers though, thats a negative.So how many points does Kakko need to take over Hughes?
This after everyone was talking smack lolI've bashed a bit Byram last week but he responded very well lately. I think if he continue like last week he will be in consideration for top 3.
Scoutas With Attitudes knows what's up.
Well at that age the difference between prospects are not significant unless you are a generational talent. Byram while having all the tools was struggling offensively early on. It is quite obvious that we will start questioning his offensive potential at the next level. There have been many defenseman lately that i've seen labelled as can't miss not develop as expected. I mean look at recent top drafted defensemen: Olli Juolevi, Ryan Murray, Haydn Fleury, Adam Larsson many were labelled potential top pair defenseman. They were clearly above their peers in junior but they were never able (although Juolevi is too young to write off) to replicate their play in the pro.This after everyone was talking smack lol
Byram outplayed Ty Smith at the u-18 when they were paired together and showed more offensively. I don't know where these questions about his offensive game are coming from but he stepped it up during last seasons playoffs, had a respectable offensive output as a 16 year old in the WHL and showed his offensive poise at the u-18 despite not putting up many points.
There is nothing wrong with grabbing a minute eating, all situation D-man that will be able to dictate the pace from the blue line. We don't necessarily need the big offensive D-man.
Depends at what point you're talking about.Thats mostly the problem. At that point there's just too much on the board to grab a Byram type.
Depends at what point you're talking about.
Obviously Kakko and Hughes are ahead. I think I would have him rounding out the top 5 so far with Cozens and Dach.
Even if your worst case scenario is a Ryan Murray type, he's sometimes played 25 minutes a night in all situations. Top D-men are extremely important.
Especially us ! We don't have a top 2 defenseman in our propsect pool and we miss a 1st LD in the big club ... Byram is what miss to this club
Im not even sure Byram is that much better than Brook, so idk.
Why not both???Im not even sure Byram is that much better than Brook, so idk.
Sergachev, Provy, Chabot, etc???Come on ! I really like Brook but Byram is not a futur top 5-10 for nothing... For me, he is the best CHL defenseman prospect since Ekblad
Sergachev, Provy, Chabot, etc???
At the same point each year, I think only Provorov was close. Sergachev and Chabot has some questions about their all around game.Sergachev, Provy, Chabot, etc???
And all of those were ahead of Byram offensively.At the same point each year, I think only Provorov was close. Sergachev and Chabot has some questions about their all around game.
Chabot was definitely not. Comparing Byram to Chabot, who was at no point a top 10 pick is very much a reach. Sergachev and Provorov probably were but it's hard to compare WHL with non CHL draft -1 years. Sergachev had question marks that Byram doesnt have. Provorov was as well rounded a prospect as Byram is and went at #7 in a good draft. Would anyone bat an eye if in a re-draft Provorov went top 5? I don't think so.And all of those were ahead of Byram offensively.
But Byram has question marks that Sergachev doesn't have. IE, can he produce numbers ? Which is probably the biggest question mark you can have.Chabot was definitely not. Comparing Byram to Chabot, who was at no point a top 10 pick is very much a reach. Sergachev and Provorov probably were but it's hard to compare WHL with non CHL draft -1 years. Sergachev had question marks that Byram doesnt have. Provorov was as well rounded a prospect as Byram is and went at #7 in a good draft. Would anyone bat an eye if in a re-draft Provorov went top 5? I don't think so.
I forgot about Chychrun. He was just over scouted the same way Veleno was and kind of died down on everyone.But Byram has question marks that Sergachev doesn't have. IE, can he produce numbers ? Which is probably the biggest question mark you can have.
I must also say that at the same age Chychrun looked better.