I don't care where guys are ranked that much, but Schwartz is beetter than Tarasenko. I say that because they're on the same team.
As a big fan of WCHA hockey and knowing the light that Tarasenko is held in, I disagree very much.
Wait till this year's WJ and I bet you'll be switching those two in your personal rankings. I've not seen many Gamer Gary prospects like I see in jaden.
Eh, I seen almost all the televised games of CC I could get in this area considering I'm a Sioux fan, live in an area where almost all UMN games are broadcasted while getting the majority of televised SCS, Mankato, and UMD games as well. I just don't think he's as special of a prospect as he's made out to be. He's good, but I don't believe he's in that higher tier like Tarasenko is believed to be.
Given his experience level and talent around him, I do expect him to have a strong Junior performance. I just have a hard time projecting forward at the NHL level with him, especially if you're going to compare with his future teammate.
Jaden's a sophomore this year. And I actually agree with the other poster who likes him more than Tarasenko.
*insert rant about why one of my favorite prospects isn't the exact number I want him to be, followed by a complaint about how horrible hf ranks are every year*
*insert rant about why one of my favorite prospects isn't the exact number I want him to be, followed by a complaint about how horrible hf ranks are every year*
This^
Seriously people. If you can do better, then write your own publication.
Granlund is low but 20-11 seems about right. Really anyone in that range is interchangeable.
The only thing is Granlund shouldn't be in the 20-11 range. He should easily be in the top ten with everything he has accomplished since being drafted. To put up a ppg in a mens league for an 18 year old is very impressive, and then this year he is doing even better. Way to low for him
Swap Niederreiter and Kuznetsov and it's perfect IMO.
I still don't see first line potential in Granlund. Maybe my opinion will change after he hits NA ice.