Adam Michaels
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Going to the Place Bell this friday. Struble and Heineman are better be playing!!
I'd be very surprised if they're not.
Going to the Place Bell this friday. Struble and Heineman are better be playing!!
Next year: Caufield, Suzuki, Dach, Slaf, RHP, Ylonen, Guhle, Barron, Harris, Xhekaj, Heineman, Roy, Farrell, Kidney, Mailloux, Trudeau, Norlinder, Beaudin, Simoneau, Davidson, Struble, Fairbrother, Primeau, possibly Mesar & Tourigny, and maybe Beck.
Barring any trades, all of these guys will be either in Montreal or Laval. And then it also depends who they pick and if they'd also be ready to turn pro right away.
Solid skater and very good at protecting the puck.
To me he look like Richard Zednik.
I'd add Farrell to that list. and on my exact same type of list, Gurianov is on it because he's like a prospect in that he has a youthful energy about him, good upside, and yet we're not sure what he is at the NHL level, whether he'll boom or bust.
Might be too little too late to help. Laval is in tough to make the playoffs.
Norlinder's like "Finally, someone I can talk to and others can't understand. I've been stuck with all the Quebecers who talk and I don't get antyhing."
Solid skater and very good at protecting the puck.
To me he look like Richard Zednik.
I think it will be really good for both Heineman and Norlinder to have each other to speak with in Sweedish, and push each other to succeed/be rooting for each other.
We'll see if Norlinder experiences a bump in production.
In time we will know. Let's hope he looks too good for the AHL which is a very hard league for young European players.The post doesn't say if it's good or bad. I need guidance.
I love this prospect
Im wondering if the size of the rink is aN important factor, more than we could think? There was many europeeans players that I was sure they were « bust proof » and they still have bust.In time we will know. Let's hope he looks too good for the AHL which is a very hard league for young European players.
Very fair point. When Peter Popovic is the last swede that kinda made it in Montreal....De LA Rose didn't make it, Sundstrom didn't make it, Norlinder seems to be on his way to not panning out.I dont know if some curse came on to Montreal since mats naslund signed with the Bruins, but I'm pre programmed to believe that every Swedish prospect drafted by the Habs is an auto bust.
Vejdemo, Nygren.Very fair point. When Peter Popovic is the last swede that kinda made it in Montreal....De LA Rose didn't make it, Sundstrom didn't make it, Norlinder seems to be on his way to not panning out.
It is an important factor but in Heineman’s case, he might have to adjust a bit but his type of game fits the north american style pretty well, i find. We will see soon enough how he does.Im wondering if the size of the rink is aN important factor, more than we could think? There was many europeeans players that I was sure they were « bust proof » and they still have bust.
It don't look good! Especially if they have to play Belleville again, which I'm sure they do. And since RHP and Ylonen aren't going down anytime soon, well.....I'm such a moron for forgetting Farrell.
My man schwang, ever the optimist.
Good thing he was drafted by the Panthers!I dont know if some curse came on to Montreal since mats naslund signed with the Bruins, but I'm pre programmed to believe that every Swedish prospect drafted by the Habs is an auto bust.
@Runner77 do your thing with this
Iam sure they both speak English.I think it will be really good for both Heineman and Norlinder to have each other to speak with in Sweedish, and push each other to succeed/be rooting for each other.
We'll see if Norlinder experiences a bump in production.