Prospect Info: 2020 NHL Draft 60th Overall Pick, Will Cuylle, LW

[Edge]

That edge that they are looking for leads me to believe that they don't want to trade ADA... he is already in that mold.

Regardless, I love this report. Thanks!

They’re talks with other teams indicate otherwise. But anything is possible until it isn’t.

 

[Levitate]

DeAngelo has an edge but I don't think he's big enough to be a guy that kinda imposes himself on the other team. He's annoying but not someone that's gonna be big enough for his "grit" to be an actual major factor

e: in that, DeAngelo is not "hard to play against' when it comes to the physical side of things. He doesn't make it hard on other teams to score, or work the boards or whatever. Sure he might be "hard" to play against when he gets the puck and turns it up ice, but that's not the kind of stuff we're talking about.

 

[eco's bones]

Yeah, I mean I can throw in Lord of the Rings, The Matrix, etc. Just not much of a movie guy. I'm more into docudramas, straight documentaries, nonfiction stuff, etc. I also like the odd comedy or slasher flick. That's really it, though.


Yup, same. I think at least of the original ones (4-6 or whatever?) I think I have an idea of what happens. I've seen the cartoon shows doing spoofs of them. I also played video games as a kid and learned all the characters and stuff. The "new" ones I don't know anything about.

There are things I can get into like 'The Wire' or 'Breaking Bad' and I like documentaries too. Special effects or animated movies don't usually do much for me though.

 

[True Blue]

DeAngelo has an edge but I don't think he's big enough to be a guy that kinda imposes himself on the other team. He's annoying but not someone that's gonna be big enough for his "grit" to be an actual major factor

e: in that, DeAngelo is not "hard to play against' when it comes to the physical side of things. He doesn't make it hard on other teams to score, or work the boards or whatever. Sure he might be "hard" to play against when he gets the puck and turns it up ice, but that's not the kind of stuff we're talking about.

Great point. DeAngelo is a great team guy and will certainly stand up for his teammates, but he is not what is referred to as being hard to play against.

 

[offdacrossbar]

shall i list the number of offensive dmen who are not "hard to play against" ? like this is some filter we must run ADA through to legitimize his position on this team. silliness.

we dump him for nothing- or that mystical NHL ready 2C were all drooling for, and we have a 60 + point hole to replace on this roster from the blue line. not to mention the PP1 production.

fox ? sure, he can improve his numbers. until his 5'11 190 body gets beat down. sophomore slump anyone ?

trouba ? nah, hes matching up defensively against the top forwards night in night out and his shot on the PP1 doesnt seem to create points. hes frustrating to watch when he shoots it into someones groin.

where's that production coming from? smith, lindgren or hajek ?

ill wait.

 

[GeorgeKaplan]

shall i list the number of offensive dmen who are not "hard to play against" ? like this is some filter we must run ADA through to legitimize his position on this team. silliness.

we dump him for nothing- or that mystical NHL ready 2C were all drooling for, and we have a 60 + point hole to replace on this roster from the blue line. not to mention the PP1 production.

fox ? sure, he can improve his numbers. until his 5'11 190 body gets beat down. sophomore slump anyone ?

trouba ? nah, hes matching up defensively against the top forwards night in night out and his shot on the PP1 doesnt seem to create points. hes frustrating to watch when he shoots it into someones groin.

where's that production coming from? smith, lindgren or hajek ?

ill wait.

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[pld459666]

shall i list the number of offensive dmen who are not "hard to play against" ? like this is some filter we must run ADA through to legitimize his position on this team. silliness.

we dump him for nothing- or that mystical NHL ready 2C were all drooling for, and we have a 60 + point hole to replace on this roster from the blue line. not to mention the PP1 production.

fox ? sure, he can improve his numbers. until his 5'11 190 body gets beat down. sophomore slump anyone ?

trouba ? nah, hes matching up defensively against the top forwards night in night out and his shot on the PP1 doesnt seem to create points. hes frustrating to watch when he shoots it into someones groin.

where's that production coming from? smith, lindgren or hajek ?

ill wait.

Warts and all, I would much rater we keep ADA.

That said, I really like this pick. Have read some interesting stuff here along with the videos of how he plays and the sort of person he is.

Can see him being a solid 20/20 guys with 100 PIM potential. Solid player that will address any BS while on the ice with some of our more skilled guys like AL, KK, FC and VK

probably mature to 6'4" and 215 playing weight. That's a big boy that enjoys the rough and tumble aspect of the game.

 

[True Blue]

shall i list the number of offensive dmen who are not "hard to play against" ? like this is some filter we must run ADA through to legitimize his position on this team. silliness.

Come on. This is not what is being discussed and you know it.

Want to discuss if I think that DeAngelo should have a future here? Sure. But the discussion turned to becoming a team that is hard to play against. And someone lumped in DeAngelo as an example. The rejoinder was that there is a difference between dropping the gloves and what is referred to as being hard to play against. That is all.

 

[True Blue]

Warts and all, I would much rater we keep ADA.

As would I. But I think that we all know that in the short term, one of Strome, Buchnevich or DeAngelo will not be here. In the medium term, two of them are gone. In the long, maybe all 3.

We know that all 3 names are not off the tables when it comes to trade talks. Personally, I am with you. Warts and all, I would rather keep him. My view all along was that it is far easier to find DeAngelo a steady defensive partner than it is to find another DeAngelo. But I also think that whether or not he is being resigned or traded rests with what his contract demands are.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

He's 110% stoned off of his ass in this interview.

Can confirm this lmaoooo

 

[Levitate]

shall i list the number of offensive dmen who are not "hard to play against" ? like this is some filter we must run ADA through to legitimize his position on this team. silliness.

That wasn't my intention. DeAngelo doesn't need to be gritty and hard to play against to go along with his production. I was just making the point that while he's feisty he's not "hard to play against" and wouldn't fit that criteria if a team is looking for it

 

[TheBloodyNine]

Hi, I'm here for the Will Cuylle thread?

 

[nyr2k2]

Hi, I'm here for the Will Cuylle thread?

On Cuylle--I wasn't joking when I said he'd end up having a better career than Greig.

 

[Barnaby]

Yeah, that's not even up for debate. ANH is probably a close 2nd. After that, it gets interesting though.

3. RotS
4. RotJ
5. R1
6. TFA
7. TPM
8. TLJ
9. AotC
10. TRoS

The Last Jedi is hands down the worst IMO. The entire series was based on the Skywalkers and they made Luke into an ass, then had some crazy casino place for 45 minutes that had zero impact on the story...

Probably the only time I walked out of a movie theatre generally pissed off.

#endrant

 

[Rempe73]

Frankly he might be the reason Lem doesn't stick around in a few years,

I just hope Lemieux doesn’t price himself out of here. He needs to know his value. He’s a 4th liner, and it’s becoming less and less likely he produces more than 25 points a season. I’ve soured on him and his offensive potential. Don’t think it’s gonna come. Combine that with poor defense, terrible conditioning, very low skill, and hurting the team by taking tons of penalties, and he’s not the player that I thought he could be. Hopefully he erupts out of nowhere and I’m wrong. Or that Cuylle can become a better version of him.

 

[Rempe73]

shall i list the number of offensive dmen who are not "hard to play against" ? like this is some filter we must run ADA through to legitimize his position on this team. silliness.

we dump him for nothing- or that mystical NHL ready 2C were all drooling for, and we have a 60 + point hole to replace on this roster from the blue line. not to mention the PP1 production.

fox ? sure, he can improve his numbers. until his 5'11 190 body gets beat down. sophomore slump anyone ?

trouba ? nah, hes matching up defensively against the top forwards night in night out and his shot on the PP1 doesnt seem to create points. hes frustrating to watch when he shoots it into someones groin.

where's that production coming from? smith, lindgren or hajek ?

ill wait.

Thank you. I don’t want to continue the topic on this thread, but people really are taking ADA’s production for granted because, “we have Fox and Trouba.” Eh. Tony’s the most skilled and most dynamic, and that’s important to a team. People really acting like trading him is no big deal. And somehow, Tony’s game is always under a microscope. I mean, if he doesn’t do everything right, he’s only a “PP specialist 3rd pairing D.”

 

[Gospel of Prospal]

 

[kovazub94]

I've never seen a Star Wars movie.

I haven't either.

I’ve never watched one fully either, but, it seems like I’ve absorbed it culturally.

At this point you shouldn’t even give it a try - one way or another you’d be disappointed. The only one with potential at this point is Mandalorian series on Disney +

 

[kovazub94]

I just hope Lemieux doesn’t price himself out of here. He needs to know his value. He’s a 4th liner, and it’s becoming less and less likely he produces more than 25 points a season. I’ve soured on him and his offensive potential. Don’t think it’s gonna come. Combine that with poor defense, terrible conditioning, very low skill, and hurting the team by taking tons of penalties, and he’s not the player that I thought he could be. Hopefully he erupts out of nowhere and I’m wrong. Or that Cuylle can become a better version of him.

After the bolded the rest of you post supports the notion that he’d play himself out if he’s not improved rather than price himself out.

 

[NYR]

I'm super excited to see this kid play!

 

[bl02]

I'm super excited to see this kid play!

Me too if he even comes close to his potential he will be exactly what we need in our bottom 6 in 2-3 years.

 

[NYR]

Me too if he even comes close to his potential he will be exactly what we need in our bottom 6 in 2-3 years.

No doubt..I really like the Schneider pick as well

 

[Amazing Kreiderman]

 

[cwede]

good for him
OFFICIAL: #NYR have agreed to terms with forward Will Cuylle.