Studz
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The purpose of this thread is to identify players that might be available for the right price. Players that are not in every thread(Seth Jones, Hamonic).
Post a scouting report and the reasoning behind acquiring the player.
Propose trade to acquire but not necessary.
Target: Codi Ceci 6'3" 205lbs - Ottawa Senators
Scouting Report:
A big defensemen with dynamic, fast skating and huge offensive upside, Ceci can win races to the puck and can stop breakaways. The player, considered a 200-ft defenseman, can go deep into the opponents' ice and still return to his position. Thanks to agility, he is capable of quarterbacking power plays--where his slap shot shines. He is also good at executing the first pass to start the breakout, essential to the start of a good offensive rush, and at winning one-on-one battles in his own zone. Ceci is very calm, composed and consistent with the puck. If this eighteen-year-old wants to be more of a defensive asset on his team, he should start getting in front of opponents’ shots more often to reduce the goalie’s amount of work. He could also improve his mobility along the oppositions’ blueline to get open.
Why target him:
Let's see... a big, fast, heavy-right-handed shot who can put up all kinds of offense? Ceci projects to a larger Dan Boyle. Ceci would strengthen the Oilers Power Play unit, as well as help generate offense both on the rush and in the opponents' zone. A two-way defenseman who can play in all situations.
Codi Ceci gets little to no powerplay time in Ottawa as Erik Karlson gets it all. He is already a top 4 defenseman and could break out offensively given the opportunity on the powerplay. He is young and could be with the Oilers a long time. Now is the time to target him before his full potential is realized.
Post a scouting report and the reasoning behind acquiring the player.
Propose trade to acquire but not necessary.
Target: Codi Ceci 6'3" 205lbs - Ottawa Senators
Scouting Report:
A big defensemen with dynamic, fast skating and huge offensive upside, Ceci can win races to the puck and can stop breakaways. The player, considered a 200-ft defenseman, can go deep into the opponents' ice and still return to his position. Thanks to agility, he is capable of quarterbacking power plays--where his slap shot shines. He is also good at executing the first pass to start the breakout, essential to the start of a good offensive rush, and at winning one-on-one battles in his own zone. Ceci is very calm, composed and consistent with the puck. If this eighteen-year-old wants to be more of a defensive asset on his team, he should start getting in front of opponents’ shots more often to reduce the goalie’s amount of work. He could also improve his mobility along the oppositions’ blueline to get open.
Why target him:
Let's see... a big, fast, heavy-right-handed shot who can put up all kinds of offense? Ceci projects to a larger Dan Boyle. Ceci would strengthen the Oilers Power Play unit, as well as help generate offense both on the rush and in the opponents' zone. A two-way defenseman who can play in all situations.
Codi Ceci gets little to no powerplay time in Ottawa as Erik Karlson gets it all. He is already a top 4 defenseman and could break out offensively given the opportunity on the powerplay. He is young and could be with the Oilers a long time. Now is the time to target him before his full potential is realized.
