How good is Gustav Nyquist?

DetBigWangs

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We'll see. He's developing pretty steadily and made the transition from the NCAAs to the AHL last year. At his current rate, he'll be with the big club in 2-3 years. How much of an impact he has is still up in the air. Possible Filppula or Zetterberg-lite.
 

joe89

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Wings see him as a top6 talent but he hasn't made the transition to the pro game yet. Will be interesting to follow him with the Griffins this season.
 

seadawg

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Jeez... Nyquist, Tatar, the Pulk, Jurco. Talk about drafting skill.

geez...talk about drafting European :)


all kidding aside, they seem to have a lot of luck with European prospects
 

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I have him at least 20 times and every time he touches the puck you think hes either going to score or set up a goal. Probably in my top five College/Junior player I have seen in person

I think he needs to bulk up a little more.
 

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Looks to be comparable to Chad LaRose, but less skilled. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody, really, considering Chad's tenacity on the puck and nose for the net.
 

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Looks to be comparable to Chad LaRose, but less skilled. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody, really, considering Chad's tenacity on the puck and nose for the net.
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