Hawkster58
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Both promising young prospects entering the league at the same time.
Who has more offensive upside?
Who has more offensive upside?
Once again Ian White finds himself in a ludicrous comparison. As good as he has been in his SHORT stint with the leafs he isnt on the same level as Carle.Hawkster58 said:Both promising young prospects entering the league at the same time.
Who has more offensive upside?
You just wait and Ian White will two the Stanley Cup.Comfortably Numb said:Carle just one the Hobey Baker. Talk about knee jerk reactions on Ian White.
Porn* said:to me... neither are anything. wait a few years and then we'll see
mazmin... whats your username mean?
honestly... so many players are great in the minor sand suck in the nhl...and vice a versa, hence players should be compared ontheir nhl experience...Kritty said:You need to watch a little more of the two of them then. I've been very impressed with White's play so far with the Leafs. Granted it's only a few games, but he has still shown the ability to play at the top level. I see him having a solid, yet unspectacular career. Carle on the other hand, has tremendous upside. Very nice offensive package, very solid defensively. I see a definite top 4 dman, possible top pairing. The fact alone that he was drafted by San Jose tells you he has ability and potential.
The Hobey Baker Award really has never meant that much in terms of predicting great NHL players.Comfortably Numb said:Carle just one the Hobey Baker. Talk about knee jerk reactions on Ian White.
mooseOAK said:The Hobey Baker Award really has never meant that much in terms of predicting great NHL players.
Alexander the Great said:Exactly where is Mike Mottau again?
mooseOAK said:The Hobey Baker Award really has never meant that much in terms of predicting great NHL players.
Pete Rock said:1990 Kip Miller
1991 David Emma
1992 Scott Pellerin
1993 Paul Kariya
1994 Chris Marinucci
1995 Brian Holzinger
1996 Brian Bonin
1997 Brendan Morrison
1998 Chris Drury
1999 Jason Krog
2000 Mike Mottau
2001 Ryan Miller (G)
2002 Jordan Leopold
2003 Peter Sejna
2004 Junior Lessard
2005 Martin Sertich
Not exactly a ringing endorsement for NHL success.
Wow..I knew it wasn't a great indicator but I had no idea it was that bad. Seems to kind of be a huge boom/bust kind of thing.Pete Rock said:1990 Kip Miller
1991 David Emma
1992 Scott Pellerin
1993 Paul Kariya
1994 Chris Marinucci
1995 Brian Holzinger
1996 Brian Bonin
1997 Brendan Morrison
1998 Chris Drury
1999 Jason Krog
2000 Mike Mottau
2001 Ryan Miller (G)
2002 Jordan Leopold
2003 Peter Sejna
2004 Junior Lessard
2005 Martin Sertich
Not exactly a ringing endorsement for NHL success.
Most of those winners won the Hobey Baker as college seniors but Matt Carle won it as a junior. I don't think he is going to be great but he is definitely a level up on his peers.Pete Rock said:1990 Kip Miller
1991 David Emma
1992 Scott Pellerin
1993 Paul Kariya
1994 Chris Marinucci
1995 Brian Holzinger
1996 Brian Bonin
1997 Brendan Morrison
1998 Chris Drury
1999 Jason Krog
2000 Mike Mottau
2001 Ryan Miller (G)
2002 Jordan Leopold
2003 Peter Sejna
2004 Junior Lessard
2005 Martin Sertich
Not exactly a ringing endorsement for NHL success.
Pete Rock said:1990 Kip Miller
1991 David Emma
1992 Scott Pellerin
1993 Paul Kariya
1994 Chris Marinucci
1995 Brian Holzinger
1996 Brian Bonin
1997 Brendan Morrison
1998 Chris Drury
1999 Jason Krog
2000 Mike Mottau
2001 Ryan Miller (G)
2002 Jordan Leopold
2003 Peter Sejna
2004 Junior Lessard
2005 Martin Sertich
Not exactly a ringing endorsement for NHL success.
CaptainShark said:While there are a lot of guys on that list that didn´t make an impact in the NHL, you have to consider the following. The only other JUNIOR to win it on that list is Paul Kariya... All others were seniors... Carle was a junior this year!
TransportedUpstater said:Huh?
Kariya played one year at Maine. Led the nation in scoring, won the Hobey, and let the Black Bears to the national championship.
Chainshot said:Ryan Miller was a sophomore when he won it in '01....