Prospect Info: Leafs Pick #125 - Dmytro Timashov - LW/RW - UKR 5' 9" 192 QMJHL

[91Stammer*]

Toronto Maple Smurfs.

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[The Hockey Life]

This could be a steal along with Bracco

 

[WhatASaveDave]

This pick is a steal. THN has him at 82. Put up over PPG in the Q this year

 

[Cor]

LOVE this pick.

Wow. Steal this deep.

If Pilon can fall to our next pick, or we can somehow get another pick....

 

[dubey]

 

[crump]

MoneyPuck

 

[PJJ]

Marner, Bracco, Timashov

 

[Peasy]

This is where you go for some boom or busts!

 

[Mess]

Dmytro Timashov

Left Wing -- shoots L
Born Oct 1 1996 -- Kirovograd, Ukraine
[18 yrs. ago]
Height 5.10 -- Weight 192 [178 cm/87 kg]


Drafted by Toronto Maple Leafs- round 5 #125 overall 2015 NHL Entry Draft

 

[Fonzieleaf]

Another Bracco pretty well. On the short side but a great offensive spark

 

[FifthLine]

Huge pick. I wanted him in the 3rd.

 

[ChrisCall]

Since i was watching so much of Gauthier i did actually get to see some of this player last year and really liked him. So... yay? I seem to recall some other love for the guy around here as well.

 

[edwardslane]

http://theqmjhl.ca/players/13016/00

Kid scored 90 points in the Q this year. small once again but skill

 

[mikebel111*]

another potential steal. 3rd round talent and could have gone higher than that

great pick

I know this board was high on him

 

[Mess]

Was he passed over last year?

Nope late birth date after Sept 15 cutoff.

 

[MapleLife*]

Toronto Maple Smurfs.

I gotta admit I'm not really comfortable with how small we are.

I get that taking one or two smallers guys here and there is smart but this is getting ridiculous

 

[Guy Boucher]

There's no denying his skill. Great value pick.

 

[timlap]

Surprise pick for me. Here's my write-up based on readings (though I did watch him once as well).

"Ukrranian born, Swedish trained winger, is quite small, has electrifying playmaking skills, curiously opinions on his skating vary from rather good skating to rather bad skating, some say he’s a perimeter player, some say he’s not afraid of traffic, appears to own a decent shot but maybe doesn’t use it enough, his defence appears to be neither a strength nor a huge weakness, overall a kid with some really intriguing qualities and some really big question marks, has competed internationally for Sweden and appears to be buddies with William Nylander, was rookie of the year in the Q."

Exciting guy from a talent point-of-view, but I had doubts he would be drafted. We are definitely loving the skill guys this year.

 

[Amadeus]

So here's what I've noticed -- this is definitely Lindsay Hofford and Mark Hunter's draft.

You've seen skill and hockey sense -- unlike Dave Morrison's older drafts where at this time we'd be getting acclimated to local USA talent who are big and project-able.

 

[SprDaVE]

I've seen him play a lot. Another highly skilled forward held back by his size.

Great skater and highly skilled with the puck. Great on breakaways/shootouts. Not a great shot but incredibly vision and passer.

He's not tall but he's a thick player. Hard to knock off the puck.

Good value pick. I didn't think he was still on the board honestly.

 

[Diatomic]

This pick is great.

 

[Green Snow Storm]

SKILL. Not the best skater however, but great value pick. High upside.

 

[Kurtz]

5'9, 192 at 18/19? Kid's a tank.

 

[Leafidelity]

MoneyPuck

Exactly the impression I'm getting.

 

[Joey Hoser]

I gotta admit I'm not really comfortable with how small we are.

I get that taking one or two smallers guys here and there is smart but this is getting ridiculous

Odds are only 1 or 2 guys from this draft will have an NHL career anyway. We aren't actually making our team small here.