Prospect Info: Marlies and Prospects Discussion - 2018/19 Edition III
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TheGoldenJet
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Not sure he can become a Gardiner replacement, but he does look good at the AHL level.
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Dermott can replace Gardiner, hopefully Rosen can replace Dermott on the bottom pairing
Apotheosis
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Really no point assuming Sandin continues this development curve.
Dermott replaces Gardiner's spot. Rosen has to compete with a superior at the same age Sandin for the bottom pairing spot. Rielly already has top pairing locked up.
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Woll now with a 1.98 GAA and .932 SV%
TheCLAM
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This doesn't even make sense. Leafs will milk Sandin on the AHL due to his age/contract advantage
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I wouldn't be so sure of that, a kid with that kind of IQ could quickly earn a coaches confidence and the trajectory may be steep.
If the Leafs think Sandin will help them win NHL games, he'll be on the main squad. That's the only real factor in the equation. They won't rush him if he's not ready, but if he's ready they won't hold him back because of the contracts.
TheCLAM
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I doubt it.. we're loaded on the left side. Rosen is next on the docket
Dermott shifts up into Gardiners spot.. Rosen shifts in Dermott's
I think the above discussion illustrates that the Leafs are decently set up to provide a steady influx of defensemen as current NHLers like Hainsey and Gardiner have to leave. This has been turned around in a couple of years.
I am fairly concerned about the immediate to short term goaltending situation but have sincere optimism about the longer term goaltending possibilities. At the very least this Marlies' season seems to be teetering due to poor goaltending.
I am fairly concerned about the immediate to short term goaltending situation but have sincere optimism about the longer term goaltending possibilities. At the very least this Marlies' season seems to be teetering due to poor goaltending.
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Last night, Tampa's 3 scorers were Point, Cirelli and Joseph. What do they all have in common? Mid-round picks within the last 4 years (picked between 72-120) who have hit and are now regular contributors for the team.
The Lightning are drafting and developing wizards. We can't just rely on our 1sts (funny though, many teams can't even do that) and our Bergman special. Really need to unearth a contributor in the mid-rounds.
The Lightning are drafting and developing wizards. We can't just rely on our 1sts (funny though, many teams can't even do that) and our Bergman special. Really need to unearth a contributor in the mid-rounds.
I agree. If Gardiner is gone Dermott gets bumped to the top4 and the bottom LHD is Rosen to lose... depending if Rosen resigns with Toronto
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Johnsson, Dermott, Hyman are all good non 1st picks
lol, the reality is 7 of the top 9 are 1st round picks with only Johnsson and Hyman being the only non 1sts
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Cirelli has about the same amount of points as Brown, a midrounder. Joseph 3 more points than Johnsson in 7 more games. We have midrounders like Bracco, Brooks and Grundstrom who are among our top prospects on the Marlies coming up in the next year or two. All midrounders.
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And how many of Tampa's first rounders in the past several years have they actually kept? They do tend to trade them away, don't they?
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TheCLAM
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Don't think so from a contract perspective Sandin is not waiver eligible.. Rosen would be after this deal. This is why he's next in line.. the leafs would be dumb to waive him.
im for sure no goalie evaluator but I get a real good feeling about Woll, I think he is a legit goalie prospect as opposed to Scott who is possibly just having a career year
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I do not see why Rosen would not? It is not like he would be given a better chance elsewhere (both in terms of opportunity nor in terms of playing on a high level team), and he came to NA for a reason.
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This is true, but Johnsson and Brown are basically the only 2 mid-late rounders we've developed recently. And they are both 24. Cirelli and Joseph are 21, so they would be directly comparable to Bracco, Brooks and Grundstrom. And I like those 3 (especially Grundstrom), but until they come to the Leafs, we aren't sure what we will get from them.
I'm just saying we need to hit on a few more prospects. Even if its just by 1 player each draft, that could make all the difference and ease the overall process of building and sustaining the team.
1st surprised you didn't call me out for saying humped instead of bumped
2nd maybe he misses the SHL and will get a better offer? IDK, i was mainly pointing out Rosen doesn't have a contact next year (same with Borgman but I don't think Toronto is going to offer a contract)
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