Dr Quincy
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Worth a flyer. Will the Leafs also be signing Woll in the offseason? Not sure how well the Kaskisuo experiment has gone in the AHL, so maybe it's time to turn it over to a new group.
I'm an armchair GM/Scout (I do enjoy watching the Marlies), and you can throw his goals/assists at me all day but by my eye test he has not been impressive (other than his great shot). He doesn't drive plays, doesn't forecheck well (even tho he is a power forward), and just generally isn't involved in the play.
Yes I get he is young and he still has time to develop but that doesn't change the fact I've not been impressed by Grundstrom this year. There is still a ton of hockey left and there is always next year to make a better impression
Hyman does things right, but can be frustrating to watch because of his lack of skill. If Grundstrom can bring together those two elements he will be a hell of a player.Grundstrom, I'm sure was told to learn how to be a good two-way player, grind and be a good net-front presence. Don't expect him to be a high scoring player. i bet the Leafs would like him to evolve into a skilled Hyman type player.
Hyman does things right, but can be frustrating to watch because of his lack of skill. If Grundstrom can bring together those two elements he will be a hell of a player.
Apparently they will.
It's a good program going through a heavy rebuilding year. He has a chance to have a big overage year and build some confidence before heading to newfoundland.Just saw that since Bouthillier was traded to St.Johns, he is 2-0 with a 1.78 GAA and a .932 sv%.
Nice to see.
Just saw that since Bouthillier was traded to St.Johns, he is 2-0 with a 1.78 GAA and a .932 sv%.
Nice to see.
Less and less of a fan of this Korshkov pick as time goes on.
Anyone know the story on Rasanen? Last I checked he had played in 6 games, which was a few months ago. EP still shows him at...6 games. Has he seriously been healthy scratched the entire season??
Korshkov has been playing in the KHL since he was 19 and he plays on Russias 2nd national team, Rasanen should have been at the WJU20 a couple weeks ago, you should just wait and seeRasanen and Korshkov are busts as far as I’m concerned. I have not faith in either of them playing for the Marlies, let alone the Leafs.
Rasanen and Korshkov are busts as far as I’m concerned. I have not faith in either of them playing for the Marlies, let alone the Leafs.
Rasanen and Korshkov are busts as far as I’m concerned. I have not faith in either of them playing for the Marlies, let alone the Leafs.
I’m glad Dubas is doing his due diligence with prospects overseas, that’s not an issue with me. However both have seen no progression, or even regression in Rasanen’s case and I have little faith either put it all together.Having Dubas go out and see them personally last week, shows that they value these prospects pretty highly, so had they had someone in the organization, with as much clarity, and knowledge on the subject as you, they could have saved that time and money. Disappointed you hadn't let them know sooner.
Rasanen is certainly not good enough for the AHL, he does not think the game fast enough.Both are good enough for the Marlies right now, and Korshkov will likely be on the team next year.
Too early to call Rasanen a bust. He's still our best large defenseman in our system by far.
Rasanen is certainly not good enough for the AHL, he does not think the game fast enough.
Korshkov likely is, but he’s so far behind and missed crucial development time that I don’t see him being impactful.