Ub the Bub
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Could he perhaps be turned into a winger then?My good friend is color man for the Pats, he keeps reiterating that Sinitsyn's offense is good, and he can be quick, but his defense is abysmal.
Could he perhaps be turned into a winger then?My good friend is color man for the Pats, he keeps reiterating that Sinitsyn's offense is good, and he can be quick, but his defense is abysmal.
Yup. It was a compliment to the newly-elected King of Earth, Dmitry Sinitsyn. (Seriously though, I'm excited to see him play for Regina this year...)
I also think this is last call for Glennie, last year of his entry-level, last year of waiver exemption, right? He's got a lot of work to do, it will cost the Stars $850K to qualify him next season...
My good friend is color man for the Pats, he keeps reiterating that Sinitsyn's offense is good, and he can be quick, but his defense is abysmal.
I'm 1000% sure BigG was joking.
I'm more excited about Oleksiak, Dillion and Nemeth though. That's the core IMO ... I think 2 years from now we're not going to be worried about the Top 3 D so that'll be nice.
Could be but if none of them develops an offensive side in the NHL then that's only part of a core to me. Not sure but Bystrom could be a more offensive-minded guy who could turn out pretty well.
Bystrom seems to be more of an all around guy than the pure offensive guys which is why I didn't include him in that all or nothing group, but fortunately he seems to have carved out a decent role, looks like potential 2nd pair, on his new SHL team. Hopefully we'll get an even better idea about his potential this season.
Regarding Oleksiak, Dillon, and Nemeth, sure the offense is important, and I am excited about Oleksiak's potential there, but I was referring more to a rock solid core that can anchor the team. I just think at minimum, they'll be able to anchor all three pairs. Dallas could get offense from the back end from their potential partners should they falter.
It's nice knowing we finally have some big anchors on the way once more.
I don't see the upside in Nemeth you guys do. A #4 defender at best IMO.
Bystrom seems to be more of an all around guy than the pure offensive guys which is why I didn't include him in that all or nothing group, but fortunately he seems to have carved out a decent role, looks like potential 2nd pair, on his new SHL team. Hopefully we'll get an even better idea about his potential this season.
Regarding Oleksiak, Dillon, and Nemeth, sure the offense is important, and I am excited about Oleksiak's potential there, but I was referring more to a rock solid core that can anchor the team. I just think at minimum, they'll be able to anchor all three pairs. Dallas could get offense from the back end from their potential partners should they falter.
To you're point about Dillon and Oleksiak, don't be too surprised if it's actually Nemeth with him. They played those two a ton together in Austin before Nemeth went down. Oleksiak was at RD, and they continue to lay him heavily at RD in Austin (late in the year) and at TC.
I mentioned somewhere that my hockey fantasy is that Oleksiak and Nemeth sort of turn into a better version of the Hatcher-Matvichuk duo of the 90's. Better because I hope, like you, that Oleksiak realizes his full offensive potential, and I do firmly believe Nemeth has a damn good first pass and transition game.
That's probably not something to expect this season ... maybe not even next, but those two have been playing well together. I hope Nemeth's snarl will drag out Oleksiak's even more as well.
I'm really hoping to see that pair down in Austin this season should Oleksiak spend any time with Texas.
Nemeth, at best, is basically a Swedish Richard Matvichuk.
-Right wing Valeri Nichushkin (Dallas Stars): Many scouts thought the 6-4 forward, 18, had the talent level to be considered in the same group with Drouin, MacKinnon, Barkov and Jones. But there was trepidation about drafting him because it was expected the Kontinental Hockey League would make him a major offer to stay in Russia.
He was still on the board at No. 10, and Stars GM Jim Nill grabbed him.
Nill signed him and said he expected Nichushkin to play this season. Some scouts say he has the potential to have an offensive impact similar to Evgeni Malkin's.
i think Nuke skates better than Malkin -faster and strongerRuff said he skates like Malkin. Outside of that he can't think of a player his game compares to. Let's hope that's true and he's unique.
i think Nuke skates better than Malkin -faster and stronger