Albert Johansson

[HoweFan]

What does he have to do to get listed by tThe Hickey News as one of our top ten prospects? This is the third year running he doesn’t get listed ahead of such players as Viro and Niederbach. Dylan James at 5? Really?

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[golffuul]

They probably forgot about him and forgot that he won the SHL championship. Too many "new shiny" prospects that have more recency bias

 

[MrKriben]

I keep telling you, people has not watched him play and looks on stats and bio facts.
The kid has weels like noone else, hockeysmarts coming up through the wahzoo and if you playin off his good side I can't see why he would not be a contender for a spot areadu this year.

I think he is better than borh Klefbom and Brodin when they made the move. Atleast give him his 9 games to probe that he is not only the things below but used to play against men in a professional league and got to win a big national compention when becoming swedish champion.

 

[Ulysses31]

wings going to be solid on LD

 

[Mister Ed]

He might get that last LD spot out of camp, he's looked better and more polished than Edvinsson.

 

[lilidk]

AJ stats and size similar to Kronwall.

 

[OgeeOgelthorpe]

AJ stats and size similar to Kronwall.

The skating and physicality are also similar to young Kronner. Before his ACL blowout I thought he was amazing.

 

[jaster]

I still see AlJo as a possible top-pairing guy with Seider down the road. Not that he'll be a true #2, but I think he could complement Seider pretty well with his skill-set. I can see Edvinsson anchoring a good 2nd-pairing and getting more overall minutes, but AlJo still feels to me like he's sneaky good enough to eventually play with Seider.

 

[Frk It]

Anxiously awaiting my update from Detroit media that he is up to 175-185 lbs.

 

[norrisnick]

I still see AlJo as a possible top-pairing guy with Seider down the road. Not that he'll be a true #2, but I think he could complement Seider pretty well with his skill-set. I can see Edvinsson anchoring a good 2nd-pairing and getting more overall minutes, but AlJo still feels to me like he's sneaky good enough to eventually play with Seider.

Or Viro. The Black Hole had a pretty strong kid camp.

 

[Peter Tosh]

Great pedigree in AlJo. His dad was a stud and an olympic gold medalist

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[OgeeOgelthorpe]

Anxiously awaiting my update from Detroit media that he is up to 175-185 lbs.

I think you missed the 168lbs Johanssson laying out much bigger kids at the prospect tournament.

 

[Pavels Dog]

Anxiously awaiting my update from Detroit media that he is up to 175-185 lbs.

Listed at 184lbs.

 

[Frk It]

Listed at 184lbs.

Where?

 

[Frk It]

I think you missed the 168lbs Johanssson laying out much bigger kids at the prospect tournament.

Is he playing against kids this year?

 

[Pavels Dog]

Where?

http://nhl.bamcontent.com/images/assets/binary/335676864/binary-file/file.pdf

 

[golffuul]

Is he playing against kids this year?

He wasn't last year and still did the same.

 

[Frk It]

http://nhl.bamcontent.com/images/assets/binary/335676864/binary-file/file.pdf

That’s huge news in my book. Not sure why we got 5 articles about Cholowski’s weight gain, but nothing on this.

He wasn't last year and still did the same.

I feel a lot better about him doing it knowing he is 184 lbs now. Makes me more optimistic he will have an impact this year.

 

[golffuul]

That’s huge news in my book. Not sure why we got 5 articles about Cholowski’s weight gain, but nothing on this.



I feel a lot better about him doing it knowing he is 184 lbs now. Makes me more optimistic he will have an impact this year.

Oh for sure. He's taken big steps the last year and a bit. He has a real opportunity to be on the NHL club, this year, whether on opening day or later on. Especially with his proficiency to play the right side D

 

[Frk It]

Oh for sure. He's taken big steps the last year and a bit. He has a real opportunity to be on the NHL club, this year, whether on opening day or later on. Especially with his proficiency to play the right side D

Yeah, at the same time I would like to see Lashoff-Johansson as the top pair for Grabd Rapids.

With Berggren and Soderblom playing as top 6 forwards.

Grand Rapids could be a good team that is fun to watch this year. Injuries will happen, and I am sure we will get to see a handful of debuts in Detroit. I also think we will probably be waiving a few guys before the start of the year.

 

[OgeeOgelthorpe]

Is he playing against kids this year?

At the tournament yes. But he’s making the same open ice hits he made against men in the SHL.

 

[dalem177]

I think it's probably because he's the worst player/prospect ever in the history of hockey. No, I'm not trolling, I'm serious. In my zero seconds of coaching and recruiting for a sports team in general - NOT JUST THE NHL, MIND YOU - I can tell that he's the worst thing ever. Unless he turns out to be mediocre, in which case I will point out that I typed his name before anyone else did.

Pretty sure.

- dalem

 

[Bench]

In my zero seconds of coaching and recruiting for a sports team in general

You sound overqualified here, honestly.

 

[jkutswings]

he’s making the same open ice huts he made against men in the SHL.

So you're saying he's putting on a clinic?

 

[dalem177]

So you're saying he's putting on a clinic?

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