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Potential is a funny thing. For me though, Harkins is above KVes at this very stage. His performance this year has been superior. His stats are better and he us currently up with the Jets.
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He sure did look good in those games didn't he. I guess it all depends on what variables you want to put into making a list like that.
Shout out to Arvid Holm, the Jets 21 year old goalie prospect playing for Färjestad, #2 in the SHL.
Numbers are average at .911SVS% and 2.34 GAA, but they are improving after a slow defensive start for the team overall. He has much better numbers and has taken over the starters role from vet Markus Svensson (with experience from the KHL).
A few weeks ago, Holm was goalie of the week in the SHL.
I am not a goalie expert, but he is big and athletic. Probably needs some work on positioning, but that should come with experience.
Holm was brought in as replacement for Adam Werner (goalie prospect for the Avs, and the guy that shut out the Jets at home earlier this season).
I hope, he can challenge Berdin for the backup position on the Jets within 2-3 years. I mean, a top team in the SHL isn't far off from Moose/AHL level, and natural progression would have him play one more year at Färjestad or move to the Moose next season if Berdin is ready to backup Helle.
Numbers are average at .911SVS% and 2.34 GAA, but they are improving after a slow defensive start for the team overall. He has much better numbers and has taken over the starters role from vet Markus Svensson (with experience from the KHL).
A few weeks ago, Holm was goalie of the week in the SHL.
I am not a goalie expert, but he is big and athletic. Probably needs some work on positioning, but that should come with experience.
Holm was brought in as replacement for Adam Werner (goalie prospect for the Avs, and the guy that shut out the Jets at home earlier this season).
I hope, he can challenge Berdin for the backup position on the Jets within 2-3 years. I mean, a top team in the SHL isn't far off from Moose/AHL level, and natural progression would have him play one more year at Färjestad or move to the Moose next season if Berdin is ready to backup Helle.
Thanks for the update. It's always good to have a few big goalies in the system. You never know when one is going to develop into a good NHLer.
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Samberg ranks #2 in points/game among D in the toughest NCAA division (NCHC) and #10 overall among NCAA D. This along with his high end defensive play. He really is a top end prospect, in my view.It doesn’t matter, he’ll amount to nothing
I can't wait until the day he is signed. He'd have my vote for the most important add to our defense next season.
A Samberg - Pionk pairing sounds pretty great playing behind a Morrissey - Manson* top pairing
* substitute Manson with another big, strong, mobile defensively sound RHD
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Ya, he’s gonna be a beauty shut down D. I hope they’re out early so he can sign, collect his bonus and a few extra bucks this year and let him be around the team at the very least or join the Moose on their run.
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Ya, Buff, Pionk, and Poolman on the right side and JMo, Samberg and Heinola/Niku on the left sideout of TC next season sure would look nice.You mean Buff
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He brings exactly what we don’t have on this team this year.
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Super happy to see some solid point production. That was missing in previous years. I was hoping Perunovich would turn pro, so he could be even more of a focal point, but I'm very happy with his progress.
Holm has a pretty long track record of mediocrity. I wouldn't read too much into his recent run. But you never know.
And people are really jumping the gun on Berdin. He's a lot of fun, but a long way from the NHL.
So I guess the "pretty long track record of mediocrity" brought him to a top team in the SHL at 20 yo (now 21)
I get your point and I understand that "goalies are voodoo" etc etc, but someone must like him, as he was brought to Allsvenskan at 19 and SHL at 20. I guess, this is the first time he plays behind a solid defense. I also like he has more NHL size than Berdin.
Again, I don't really disagree with your POV, time will show.
Now up to .914sv% on the season.
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Seems like Smith, Blaisdell, and Heinola have run into brick walls point wise. Nothing coming for them lately. Wong hasn't registered a point since his first NCAA game right before New Years.
Chisholm has matched his point total of last year at 48 through 41 games, took him 67 games last season.
Chisholm has matched his point total of last year at 48 through 41 games, took him 67 games last season.
The dreaded "malaise" is spreading...
And only Chisholm has the antidote. Time to get that kid in for some testing.
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Blaisdell had an assist on UND’s first goal tonight. He was actually more noticeable this weekend than he’s been in a while.
He does not get a ton of ice time from the 4th line, particularly if there is a lot of special teams play.
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4th line now?!!! The UND coach is ruining Blaisdell's career. He should go play in the WHL. I can't have my favourite pick from that draft being treated like a scrub!
He’s the Pomo of that league.4th line now?!!! The UND coach is ruining Blaisdell's career. He should go play in the WHL. I can't have my favourite pick from that draft being treated like a scrub!
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