lilidk
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It's just both of them with problems, different , but personally problems.
Prospect Info: #52 Dmitri Buchelnikov, 2022 Draft
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Officially loaned to Admiral Vladivostok and now is going to play in the KHL. He's 3+9 after 10 games in VHL.
GoBoltz56
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Yes, I was going to say his point totals are nice, but he is a goal scorer so it is interesting he only has 3 goals in the VHL.
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Every time he is on ice , something happened, fast and smart, good hands
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8 points in his last 12 games. Seems like he's adjusting well.
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great pass but he was all alone in the slot and half the cage was open (left side). He's our next shooter type player right?
GoBoltz56
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What I notice in some of the videos of his points is that he wins puck battles. Interesting for a little fella.
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I liked his awareness to feed his open man though. Likelihood of the goalie stopping it from Buch's angle than Shevchenko's would've been higher I'd say. Goalie had to guess + move side to side on that play which makes it harder to contain. Also the deft touch between the defenseman by Buch to gain control in the slot was mint.
He's improving already after having been on the top line for the last ~6 games. I do like how quick he thinks and sees the ice, as well as how he moves around it. Great at body positioning for puck battles and quick in tight space with his feet and hands. That will go a long way for him to achieve his goal scoring potential. He looks like a potential 30-35 goal scorer if everything goes right. The kicker will be if he's a PP1 left flank weapon, which is something we all got to know about him first after we picked him.
Still a lot of time left to see if he will continue to grow. At 20 years old, I think this season will have him shooting up Wings fans prospect rankings by year's end.
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not discrediting him at all and it probably came off that way. I just hate that we always get players that become playmakers instead of pure shooters. I was promised by some on here that he was our kucherov so that is the bar I keep him at. Not my fault, it was the others who said it so I'm handcuffed at this point.
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That's fair enough! I really like what I see and want to keep a lower bar as a Dadonov-level guy, but Buch seems to have an excellent work ethic and very projectable tools. Tough to stop a kid who always wants to be better and more coachable.
I keep the Kucherov comparison at bay personally as his IQ is top 3 in the NHL and his separation speed give him an incredible offensive advantage over the elite talent of this league that he goes up against. There's no wonder he's always a beast in the playoffs too.
What a treat that would be if Buchelnikov came anywhere close to that. He'd become an easy fan favourite here.
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Laser right off the PP draw. What a release, and just imagine if he gets stronger sooner too
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Played on the 1st line today, scored 2 goals in the 3rd period. GWG is below and he added an ENG in Admiral's 5-3 win.
Just curious, does anyone know why the highlights in Europe are so far superior than ours in North America? Wtf
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European learned from Americans, unfortunately Americans has nobody to learn from
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I think Buch plays 1 more year in the KHL and then makes the roster in 25-26. He's already playing in a pro league, there isn't an adjustment to playing against men he'll need to make.
