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Will the smaller Bedard survive against the 6'3" Fantilli?Preparing to start 2023 thread 1 here lol
Will the smaller Bedard survive against the 6'3" Fantilli?Preparing to start 2023 thread 1 here lol
Maybe yeah. But remember you don't draft for present need. That always turns out badly. Just look at the Habs recent history of high picks. Last time Habs drafted really high and selected BPA and disregarded team need was when they drafted Carey Price 5th overall in 2005. Did they need price? No, Absolutely not. Theodore, Huet, signed Halak, etc. That was an organizational strength. But they still selected in their minds, what was BPA. I think it turned out good. Point is the jersey strategy of drafting this year is flawed and they should take BPAI really don't understand Devils picking Cooley honesty.
Even if one of the centers converts to Wing the Devils already have Playmakers galore and playmaking is the reason you draft Cooley.
One of these players don't belong lolBedard
Wright
Suzuki
Cedric Paquette
Future best centre line in the league
Bedard
Wright
Suzuki
Cedric Paquette
Future best centre line in the league
A couple pages back someone asked about Slaf's stats at Olympics and Worlds:
Olympics:
2 goals vs Finland in 6-2 Defeat
1 goal vs Sweden in 4-1 Defeat
1 goal vs Latvia in 5-2 Win (late goal)
0 goals vs Germany
1 goal vs USA in 3-2 win
0 goals vs Finland in 2-0 Loss
2 goals vs Sweden in 3-0 win (one empty net)
No assists. Lead the tournament in scoring, followed by Lucas Wallmark with 5
Worlds:
0 goals 1 assist in 3-2 win vs France
0 goals 0 assist in 2-1 loss to Germany
0 goals 0 assist in 5-1 loss to Canada
1 goal 0 assist in 5-3 loss to Switzerland
1 goal 1 assist in 4-3 win vs Kazakhstan
0 goals 2 assist in 3-1 win vs Italy
1 goal 1 assist in 7-1 win vs Denmark
0 goals 0 assist in 3-2 loss to Finland
La Liiga Game Logs:
September: 0 goals 1 assist 14:47 TOI/GP
October: 0 goals 2 assist 13:18 TOI/GP
November: 0 goals 0 assist 12:05 TOI/GP
December: 1 goal 0 assist 12:39 TOI/GP
March: 4 goals, 2 assists 16:23 TOI/GP
He never said bigger.People keep thinking that Wright is what the Habs are looking for when all we hear since the Gorton, Hughes hiring is how they want to make the team faster/bigger.
Wright continually slows the pace down and avoid physical challenges. He is weak on pucks and a poor hustler. Cant see it being what they are looking for.
Also remember that Suzuki can easily switch to wing. Remember when Stamkos played RW for a few years. It's always nice to have a versatile CBedard
Wright
Suzuki
Cedric Paquette
Future best centre line in the league
Will the smaller Bedard survive against the 6'3" Fantilli?
Frankie Nazar will make Gallagher expandable real quick.Athletic did another mock-draft.
1. Shane Wright
Montreal trades 26 and 62 for Capitals 20th
20. Frank Nazar
Basically an awesome start to the draft.
Frankie Nazar will make Gallagher expandable real quick.
I like that!Athletic did another mock-draft.
1. Shane Wright
Montreal trades 26 and 62 for Capitals 20th
20. Frank Nazar
Basically an awesome start to the draft.
I like that!
I’m wondering what we’ll do with the extra picks. Don’t want to see both 26 and 33 go, so that scenario looks great.
What do you think moving 26 and 33 would/should bring?
@Ozymandias rocking Robert M. Sapolsky the famous neuroendocrinologist.
Athletic did another mock-draft.
1. Shane Wright
Montreal trades 26 and 62 for Capitals 20th
20. Frank Nazar
Basically an awesome start to the draft.
Athletic did another mock-draft.
1. Shane Wright
Montreal trades 26 and 62 for Capitals 20th
20. Frank Nazar
Basically an awesome start to the draft.
Doubt Washington trades down. Sounds like they're going to trade it for center help (J.T. Miller), but there are other teams we can probably deal with.
Wright, Nazar, and then Hutson would be the dream for me!Athletic did another mock-draft.
1. Shane Wright
Montreal trades 26 and 62 for Capitals 20th
20. Frank Nazar
Basically an awesome start to the draft.
Currently reading his book " Why zebras don't get ulcers". Love his Stanford lectures as well.Indeed
And ethologist/primatologist
It's always pleasant to see other people recognizing his work. "Rocking"... so you know about the website, I presume?
They said it’s a coin toss between Wright and Slafkovsky, based on what they heard at the combine, which Godin and Basu already spoke about. So no new information, and they are likely being fed by scouts of others teams rather than anything internal.Athletic did another mock-draft.
1. Shane Wright
Montreal trades 26 and 62 for Capitals 20th
20. Frank Nazar
Basically an awesome start to the draft.
In the Canadiens' case, the due diligence performed prior to the Draft will certainly help the team prepare to make the first overall pick in what can easily be described as the most important Draft in recent franchise history.
"It's very exciting," explained Adam Nicholas, the Canadiens' director of hockey development. "It gives us a really good piece to start building around. The process right now is just doing our homework. Extensive video work, the biggest component is trying to figure out what players we can actually enhance, and get them to that franchise-type player."
Who, Bedard?One of these players don't belong lol
Like how they all look the same sizeWright is the first player shown from left to right in the Habs official draft article.
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Top of the Class | Montréal Canadiens
A closer look at the top players available at the 2022 Entry Draftwww.nhl.com
CONFIRMED WITH LINK: HABS DRAFT SHANE WRIGHT FIRST OVERALL
Wright is the first player shown from left to right in the Habs official draft article.
View attachment 560859
Top of the Class | Montréal Canadiens
A closer look at the top players available at the 2022 Entry Draftwww.nhl.com
CONFIRMED WITH LINK: HABS DRAFT SHANE WRIGHT FIRST OVERALL