Bryanbryoil
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After a great start to his AHL career, Lavoie has now gone pointless in 9 straight games. Has he hit a bit of a wall or is he just not getting any puck luck?
Man they got ran over tonight
After a great start to his AHL career, Lavoie has now gone pointless in 9 straight games. Has he hit a bit of a wall or is he just not getting any puck luck?
What’s the story here?
What’s the story here?
Tullio is now the only North American skater playing hockey this season drafted out of the OHL in 2020 to not appear in an AHL game this pandemic season.
Pretty crazy that all these players appeared in the AHL following their draft year, even considering the constraints of the pandemic.
Let it go. Please.Tullio is now the only North American skater playing hockey this season drafted out of the OHL in 2020 to not appear in an AHL game this pandemic season.
Pretty crazy that all these players appeared in the AHL following their draft year, even considering the constraints of the pandemic.
Maybe he had a nagging injury? Maybe he is only an ECHL caliber player at the moment? Maybe there are just too many players that are older that need to have decisions made on them to give him a chance? Regardless, I doubt that he would've been much of a difference maker if they didn't see enough from him in practice to give him a game. Typically players like him wouldn't see the AHL unless their team got knocked out of the AHL playoffs anyway.
Let it go. Please.
A ton are only maybe getting a game or 2.Maybe. But it'd be peculiar to release our asset rather than treating the injury.
Maybe. But the AHL is a developmental league that has ECHL caliber players and players of lower calibre entering.
Maybe. Looking at GP distribution, it would appear there's a staunch hierarchy and only injury moves you into it. All organizations have players like Tullio in his situation with those kinds of "maybes" hanging over them, yet all his draft contemporaries debuted in the AHL regardless.
He doesn't need to be a difference maker, that's not the point.
Typically you're right, but this season is anything but typical. All of the North American skaters from the previous OHL draft class played in the AHL this season, that's what's typical this season.
Maybe. But it'd be peculiar to release our asset rather than treating the injury.
Maybe. But the AHL is a developmental league that has ECHL caliber players and players of lower calibre entering.
Maybe. Looking at GP distribution, it would appear there's a staunch hierarchy and only injury moves you into it. All organizations have players like Tullio in his situation with those kinds of "maybes" hanging over them, yet all his draft contemporaries debuted in the AHL regardless.
He doesn't need to be a difference maker, that's not the point.
Typically you're right, but this season is anything but typical. All of the North American skaters from the previous OHL draft class played in the AHL this season, that's what's typical this season.
A ton are only maybe getting a game or 2.
In the grand scheme of things it'll matter extremely little
Bakersfield coaches decided he wasn’t ready after a few weeks of practicing with the team. End of story.
It’s not the end of the world that he didn’t get a game or two.
I think you've made your point on here about a hundred times. We get it. Really, I believe everyone gets it. Is this guy a relative or good friend, or something? Don't you want to move on and talk about other Condor things?I'll put myself on your ignore list. It can be mutual.
Maybe. But it'd be peculiar to release our asset rather than treating the injury.
Maybe. But the AHL is a developmental league that has ECHL caliber players and players of lower calibre entering.
Maybe. Looking at GP distribution, it would appear there's a staunch hierarchy and only injury moves you into it. All organizations have players like Tullio in his situation with those kinds of "maybes" hanging over them, yet all his draft contemporaries debuted in the AHL regardless.
He doesn't need to be a difference maker, that's not the point.
Typically you're right, but this season is anything but typical. All of the North American skaters from the previous OHL draft class played in the AHL this season, that's what's typical this season.
I think you've made your point on here about a hundred times. We get it. Really, I believe everyone gets it. Is this guy a relative or good friend, or something? Don't you want to move on and talk about other Condor things?
That's my issue as well. The point was made, I agree with it, but the dwelling on it is what's annoying. In a non-COVID situation he wouldn't be expected to play in the AHL in his draft +1. I don't think not playing him in the AHL stunted his development whatsoever. It may have given him a bit of a boost (or worse, been a blow to his confidence).
I think you've made your point on here about a hundred times. We get it. Really, I believe everyone gets it. Is this guy a relative or good friend, or something? Don't you want to move on and talk about other Condor things?
I can strengthen my point whilst continuing to drive Condors talk in this thread like myself and other posters, yourself included, have all season. Let's not act like I haven't populated this thread with talking points other than Tullio.