IHaveNoCreativity
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Nope, mid-'94
Which means that this is going to be his 3rd year of junior.
Nope, mid-'94
So impressed with his development as of today. Hudon playing great for team Canada at the 2013 IIHF World Juniors.
Great pick by the Habs! Good job TT!
sucks for him he won't be able to participate in the tournament due to injury. I thought and hoped this would be his coming-out party and pretty much prove a lot of people wrong.
Now a PPG as an AHL rookie, really impressive.
I always thought Hudon would be a more than capable NHLer but with Montreal he wouldn't get the chance he deserved because of some prospects in front of him in the talent pool. It's cool to see that Hudon is doing so well and probably won't give Montreal any choices but to give him a real chance. I think he could be the first one called up if there's an injury. Him first, then Andrighetto.
Ignore the statlines Ghetto is clearly the better player and more NHL ready.
Simple question: Why is this guy never talked about? He's so under the radar. Should be a major player at the WJC.
He's talked about a lot... by Habs fans. Noticed this thread?
Why isn't he talked about by fans of other teams, though? 'Cause he's a 'meh' prospect.
21 pts in 20 games as a 20 years old in the AHL (7th in scoring) does not make him a "meh" prospect. If he keeps it up, he will get his chance with the Habs this year.
The guy was on Team Canada last year at the WJC, he must do something right.
I really wasn't impressed with him in training camp. DLR and Ghetto both seemed like far superior players in the little time we got to see them.
I haven't watched Dogs' games, but good for Hudon for racking up points. I'd love one of our prospect to make the team's top 9 next season.