Artorius Horus T
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157 points in 97 games for Chicago Steel.
+50 with 82 penalty minutes.
Won't turn 20 until November 2nd.
+50 with 82 penalty minutes.
Won't turn 20 until November 2nd.
Seems to me that it's hard to make strong conclusions about Farrell's season. He did exactly what he was supposed to do in the USHL, which is dominate.
There are no real historical equivalents here, because this season was so unusual. He was supposed to be in Harvard, so one can't really draw connections between him and other 19-year old in the history of the USHL.
I agree that the USHL isn't the best league out there, but what he did was impressive none the less. he was consistent night in night out. Also with the Covid situation, the USHL was a little stronger than usual, he wasn't alone in the situation where he was eligible to play his NCAA season but his team called the season off.Yep. Farrell is too good for the USHL, especially on another absolutely loaded Chicago Steel team. He dominated as you'd hope, but I wouldn't read too much into his season right now, even as a fan of Farrell's game.
I agree that the USHL isn't the best league out there, but what he did was impressive none the less. he was consistent night in night out. Also with the Covid situation, the USHL was a little stronger than usual, he wasn't alone in the situation where he was eligible to play his NCAA season but his team called the season off.
The Laffs used that #124 overall pick in the previous draft on a Chicago Steel/Harvard recruit in Nick Abruzzese. But he is smaller than Farrell, was drafted as a 20 year old, and wasn't nearly as productive in his two seasons with the team. But Hab fans continue to trash their GM while fawning over pencil neck geek Kyle Dumbass, boy wonder of the Big Smoke.The USHL is a very good development league, that's not the issue. It's that most anyone who's a good player and NHL prospect, like Farrell, is too good to spend a 4th year in a junior league. Of course, he didn't have another option and it's not like he wanted to be in the USHL, I'm just cautioning folks to temper expectations based on his point totals this year.
4 more points so far tonight
6pts in 2 game
It's hard to give Timmins full credit for that pick. He had an earlier pick in the 4th round and selected Jack Smith a guy who's still struggling offensively in the USHL... then he picked Farrell later in the round.The Laffs used that #124 overall pick in the previous draft on a Chicago Steel/Harvard recruit in Nick Abruzzese. But he is smaller than Farrell, was drafted as a 20 year old, and wasn't nearly as productive in his two seasons with the team. But Hab fans continue to trash their GM while fawning over pencil neck geek Kyle Dumbass, boy wonder of the Big Smoke.
lol, guess you can't give credit to any scout for any late round steals because their drafts are very rarely ordered from best to worstIt's hard to give Timmins full credit for that pick. He had an earlier pick in the 4th round and selected Jack Smith a guy who's still struggling offensively in the USHL... then he picked Farrell later in the round.
My point was, Timmins as shown to be below average for years now. However with a high volume of pick anyone can get lucky at some point. That was a good pick, but he picked so many players that don't even end up being AHL players in the 2nd,3rd, 4th, 5th round... Very hard to follow some of his selection tbhlol, guess you can't give credit to any scout for any late round steals because their drafts are very rarely ordered from best to worst
My point was, Timmins as shown to be below average for years now. However with a high volume of pick anyone can get lucky at some point. That was a good pick, but he picked so many players that don't even end up being AHL players in the 2nd,3rd, 4th, 5th round... Very hard to follow some of his selection tbh
My point was, Timmins as shown to be below average for years now. However with a high volume of pick anyone can get lucky at some point. That was a good pick, but he picked so many players that don't even end up being AHL players in the 2nd,3rd, 4th, 5th round... Very hard to follow some of his selection tbh
He picked Subban, Pacioretty and McDonagh, but they are exiting their primes as we speak. These guys were picked 15 years ago!! Galchenyuk, KK and Sergachev all top 10 picks very mild return on the investment so far. Other then that our only 1st round picks sitll in the show are Beaulieu and Tinordi unless I'm mistaken... not exactly world beaters. All in all a very underwhelming return for the amount of quality picks.Exactly. Habs have only 4 of his picks in the line up: Gallagher, Evans, Lehkonen, Romanov.... Price is gone for a while. Caufield has been sent down to AHL today. He is head scout since 2003 !!!!!!