According to Mckenzie, both are locks.
Gallagher plays for Hay in the dub, Stone leads the dub in scoring, both are playing like the top forwards there.
Pearson is leading the OHL in scoring is he a lock?
I like to see who is playing tonight.
According to Mckenzie, both are locks.
Gallagher plays for Hay in the dub, Stone leads the dub in scoring, both are playing like the top forwards there.
I think Beaulieu will make it over Murphy. The fact that Beaulieu won the Memorial Cup last year and has experience in huge games and came up big in those games, will be a huge factor in him making it...Gormley, Ceci, Oleksiak, Murray, Beaulieu, Hamilton and Petrovic (in no specific order)
Its been said a bunch times, defense first, puck movers 2nd, and offense 3rd....Its for that reason I think Morrow and Harrington are still there.
You're going to look like a fool when Thomas makes the team. p.s Its going to suck listening to the World Juniors on your radio in Newfoundland.
I don't think Thomas will make the team. He's not cut out for a 3rd/4th line role IMO.
Pearson is leading the OHL in scoring is he a lock?
I like to see who is playing tonight.
My guesses:
Left Wing |Center |Right Wing
Quinton Howden |Mark Scheifele |Brett Connolly
Devante Smith-Pelly |Jonathan Huberdeau |Jaden Schwartz
Phillip Di Guiseppe |Ryan Strome |Christian Thomas
Tanner Pearson |Michael Bournival |Tyler Toffoli
|Freddie Hamilton |
If Huberdeau and/or Howden are injured, bump the 2nd and 3rd liners up and replace with Brendan Gallagher and Brad Ross respectively. 4th line is a complete guess.
Defence |Defence
Dougie Hamilton |Brandon Gormley
Ryan Murphy |Mark Pysyk
Ryan Murray |Nathan Beaulieu
Jamie Oleksiak
Not necessarily the pairings. Oleksiak could be replaced by Harrington.
Goalies:
Mark Visentin
Scott Wedgewood
Thomas might be too soft and one dimensional for team Canada
I don't think Thomas will make the team. He's not cut out for a 3rd/4th line role IMO.
Everything I have read and seen with him is that while he works hard, he isn't strong at all and has trouble in the rough areas of the ice. That to me, is too soft for Canada.Couldn't be further from the truth.
Everything I have read and seen with him is that while he works hard, he isn't strong at all and has trouble in the rough areas of the ice. That to me, is too soft for Canada.
I cannot see Petrovic being left off the roster, I thought he has played quite well so far.
He may not be a physical beast and stronger then everyone, but he is not "soft" as in he won't go to the dirty areas or take a hit to make a play. That was my interpretation of what he meant by soft.
Toffoli cut tomorrow, I can see it now.
That doesn't change my opinion though, that he isn't a good fit on the fourth line..and maybe not even on the third line.He may not be a physical beast and stronger then everyone, but he is not "soft" as in he won't go to the dirty areas or take a hit to make a play. That was my interpretation of what he meant by soft.
From what I've heard, Hamilton, Gormley, Murphy, Pysyk and Murray were locks, and I don't see two of Oleksiak, Harrington and Beaulieu not making it.
That said, if Petrovic has played better than them at camp, then you make room for him. I just wouldn't want to be Hay when deciding which two of those guys you're cutting.
Well the only real definitely locks on defense have been Murray and Gormley (For whatever reason). Wouldn't call Murphy a lock because one of the assisant coaches this year was the Ivan Hlinka coach last year and cut Murphy because he doesn't like sub 6'0 defensemen nor his style despite him being the best player in camp.
If Im not wrong there is a game tonight against CIS All stars.. So are everybody who still are with the team playing tonight? Any idea of the line-up?
Well the only real definitely locks on defense have been Murray and Gormley (For whatever reason). Wouldn't call Murphy a lock because one of the assisant coaches this year was the Ivan Hlinka coach last year and cut Murphy because he doesn't like sub 6'0 defensemen nor his style despite him being the best player in camp.
Though the injuries to Ross and Connolly appear to be resolved – at least to the point where both can resume on-ice activity, the growing list in Canada’s infirmary is causing head coach Don Hay some problems when it comes to deciding who the 22 players to represent Canada will be.
“We have to make the decision tomorrow,†Hay said. “We’ll put all the injuries into the discussions and really think it through. Part of our decision-making is where are the injured players at, what is their history, what would they add to our hockey club going ahead. All those things are in place.â€