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And that 99% couldnt give a damn if some player called Fleury finds himself in mtlSo you and the OP. So it's safe to say that 50% of Habs fans want him then.
And that 99% couldnt give a damn if some player called Fleury finds himself in mtlSo you and the OP. So it's safe to say that 50% of Habs fans want him then.
And that 99% couldnt give a damn if some player called Fleury finds himself in mtl
And that 99% couldnt give a damn if some player called Fleury finds himself in mtl
Dude only ONE habs fan want this struggling prospect. WE don't want him. We have much better options in our top 6D.
LMAO
You don't get it. We habs DONT want him so your team needs dont make Fleury more valuable.
ehmmmm lehks does have 30 goals in the NHL LMAO 'bad at numbers' and I dont remember saying he actually did have 30 goals. I said he scored close to 20 goals in his rookie season, which is true (18 is very close plus he scored twice in the playoffs). then he scored 12 which is very close to my educated guess of 13 goals (without checking the stats).You're bad at numbers bro
First Lehks had more than 30 goals and now 1/2 = 99%
Yeesh
HUHHH????? I said a top 6D as in playing defense for Fleury. Lehks is a solid 3rd line winger. And I never said Fleury cant become a top 4D, just thats hes been struggling since being drafted top 10.So Lehks, who was drafted in 2013 and has a career high 28 points in 2 seasons "has the potential to be a top 6" and Fleury, who was drafted in 2014 and just completed his 1st NHL season (and defensemen can take longer to develop that forwards), only has an "outside chance" of becoming a top 4 D.
Cool.
neutral fan - Fleury is worth more than Lekhonen. Fleury seems to have about the same odds of being a 2nd pairing defenseman as Lekhonen does of becoming a 2nd line forward. top 15 drafted defensemen have a good track record in the last 6-7 years of putting it together eventually: Pulock, Nurse, Morrissey, Dumba, Trouba, Rielly, etc, its a gamble with good upside
that wasn't the perception at draft time or he wasn't going as high as he did, I think Nurse was a very comparable prospect for upsideAll the guys you listed have always had much more upside than Fleury ever has though, I think that's the difference. I agree he's more valuable than Lehkonen but I think that's solely due to D being more valuable than wingers, Lehkonen has shown a bit more at the NHL level honestly
HUHHH????? I said a top 6D as in playing defense for Fleury. Lehks is a solid 3rd line winger. And I never said Fleury cant become a top 4D, just thats hes been struggling since being drafted top 10.
All the guys you listed have always had much more upside than Fleury ever has though, I think that's the difference. I agree he's more valuable than Lehkonen but I think that's solely due to D being more valuable than wingers, Lehkonen has shown a bit more at the NHL level honestly
HUHHH????? I said a top 6D as in playing defense for Fleury. Lehks is a solid 3rd line winger. And I never said Fleury cant become a top 4D, just thats hes been struggling since being drafted top 10.
When I said we have better options at top 6D, I meant we have better Dman NHL ready or NHL players atm.
I dont see Fluery beating any of Petry, Weber, Juulsen, Mete in the top 4, thats also excluding any likely trades or signings to play with Weber on that top pairing. Then on the bottom pairing, we already have players like Alzner, Rielly, and others who either are good enough to play or must play due to terrible contracts.
So yes, we clearly dont need Fleury. Keep him. We keep Lehks, one of our only defensively minded forwards who can kill penalties effectively. Both sides are happy, move on.
Fleury is directly comparable to Nurse, Morrissey, Pulock, etc. Your argument boils down to "Small market prospects are worth less than big/Canadian market prospects because I have heard more about the big market prospects".
Case in point: Almost immediately after Buffalo/Carolina won #1/2 both Dahlin and Svechnikov essentially dropped off the first Prospects page. Now Zadina/Wahlstrom/Hughes/Tkachuk are the hot topics.
Have fun with your victim complex.
that wasn't the perception at draft time or he wasn't going as high as he did, I think Nurse was a very comparable prospect for upside
Lekhonen's had the benefit of a couple of years in the league where Fleury's really just established himself, and I agree that the position has a lot to do with the positional disparity, draft pedigree would still factor a bit too imo
Well then please elaborate on why Fleury's ceiling is "much" lower than Darnell Nurse's, as you state. When was the last full game you watched Fleury? Talk us through it, be specific. What were his issues? What is holding back his ceiling?
ya I agree, Nurse wasn't an impressive offensive prospect either and seems to have settled in as a guy who can move the puck efficiently but probably won't be a PP quarterbackI meant offensive upside not just upside I misspoke. Still though I think Lehkonen's rookie season was more impressive than Fleury's, that may be mostly due to opportunities given however
ya I agree, Nurse wasn't an impressive offensive prospect either and seems to have settled in as a guy who can move the puck efficiently but probably won't be a PP quarterback
and agree that Lekhonen's rookie season was more impressive than Fleury's, bit he seems to have taken a bit of a step back and Fleury seems to be taking the long road to development
yep, pretty much how I see it tooYup, I think Nurse was valued higher because of the mean streak he can possess. I think Fleury will be a good top 4 still, Lehkonen I think settles in asa high end third liner as he's pretty much already there
Well for one, Haydn is missing an E in his name.Fleury is directly comparable to Nurse, Morrissey, Pulock, etc. Your argument boils down to "Small market prospects are worth less than big/Canadian market prospects because I have heard more about the big market prospects".
Case in point: Almost immediately after Buffalo/Carolina won #1/2 both Dahlin and Svechnikov essentially dropped off the first Prospects page. Now Zadina/Wahlstrom/Hughes/Tkachuk are the hot topics.
"Struggling" at what? Struggling at having Jaccob Slavin and Noah Hanifin in front of him in the lineup? He's a big two-way D with a defensive focus, please elaborate on the dozens of viewings that you have had of him that would be required to make that determination. What are his three main issues? Peeking at HockeyDB doesn't cut it.
I don't want him either.Guess it's down to 33%.So you and the OP. So it's safe to say that 50% of Habs fans want him then.
Well for one, Haydn is missing an E in his name.
He struggled in his Draft+1 year in juniors relative to the past season. Top ten picks are expected to progress not regress. Meh numbers in the AHL. Then 8 points in the NHL in 67 games. For a former top 10 pick, I would expect a lot more.
are u using points to suggest lehks isnt a top 6 F? No fan has watched AHLers play on a consistent basis, i doubt u even did or any other canes fan. You guys are Canes fans, so we're never gonna take ur biased word for it.... The best way to assess a player is by looking at his career trajectory. He only played 5 games in the U20, and only once. Usually, non-disappointing prospects play twice and more than just 5 games.You're seriously using points to as a reason that Fleury is struggling?
are u using points to suggest lehks isnt a top 6 F? No fan has watched AHLers play on a consistent basis, i doubt u even did or any other canes fan. You guys are Canes fans, so we're never gonna take ur biased word for it.... The best way to assess a player is by looking at his career trajectory. He only played 5 games in the U20, and only once. Usually, non-disappointing prospects play twice and more than just 5 games.
are u using points to suggest lehks isnt a top 6 F? No fan has watched AHLers play on a consistent basis, i doubt u even did or any other canes fan. You guys are Canes fans, so we're never gonna take ur biased word for it.... The best way to assess a player is by looking at his career trajectory. He only played 5 games in the U20, and only once. Usually, non-disappointing prospects play twice and more than just 5 games.