Prospect Info: Nick Suzuki Part II

[The Great Weal]

You have the wrong poster.

Nah I don't think I do:
Prospect Info: - Nick Suzuki : The Nature of Things
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd Part II
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd

 

[FerrisRox]

The worst part is, it was tried in Tampa and it ended badly, and everyone from their board would tell us the same.

Domi at center was tried in Arizona and it didn't work and everyone from there board told us the same.

 

[Lebowski]

I find his production a bit disappointing to be honest. There has been no substantial statistical progress since his draft year and he's not even the first scorer on his team this season.

 

[The Great Weal]

I find his production a bit disappointing to be honest. There has been no substantial statistical progress since his draft year and he's not even the first scorer on his team this season.

I mean hes been scoring 100 point pace For 3 seasons now. Besides Hancock, there is nobody else on that team. I dont really care about his points, I just want him to be more engaged in the play and work on his weakness. Hes already proven that he can be one of the top scorers in the league a few times now.

 

[Le compétiteur]

I find his production a bit disappointing to be honest. There has been no substantial statistical progress since his draft year and he's not even the first scorer on his team this season.

You remember McDonagh? He was traded because there was no substantial progress since his draft year...

Suzuki is too good for CHL, not NHL ready and too young for AHL, he's stuck in junior for now where it's harder to show progression when he's already dominating.

Let's wait that he play few pro games before evaluating his progression or lack of.

 

[covfefe]

Suzuki is the perfect example of why there should be an opt-out clause for exceptional players built into the CHL-NHL agreement.

 

[montreal]

I find his production a bit disappointing to be honest. There has been no substantial statistical progress since his draft year and he's not even the first scorer on his team this season.

we'll see how the season ends up, I like what i've seen from him in the 4 or so games I watched this year. He looks quicker and a better skater then when I last saw him 2 years ago.

Suzuki is the perfect example of why there should be an opt-out clause for exceptional players built into the CHL-NHL agreement.

I agree, but I think teams needs to put pressure on the CHL clubs by looking into loaning players to the Euro leagues. A player like Suzuki would greatly benefit from playing on the large ice to continue to improve his skating and speed while playing against men. As I sure CHL clubs will do everything in their power not to lose their best players/biggest ticket sellers. Look at Owen Sound, if they lost Suzuki to the Euro leagues that likely has a major impact on ticket sales as that team would not be very fun to watch.

 

[Toene]

He just needs a bigger challenge. Must be boring. WJC will be fun. Do you think he plays on a line with his lil brother?

 

[HOPE]

He just needs a bigger challenge. Must be boring. WJC will be fun. Do you think he plays on a line with his lil brother?

Ryan suzuki isn't going to the WJC.

 

[26Mats]

Ryan suzuki isn't going to the WJC.

Wherever he plays, hopefully his stock falls so we can see the successor to the Richard brothers in our lineup.

 

[HOPE]

Wherever he plays, hopefully his stock falls so we can see the successor to the Richard brothers in our lineup.

i agree that he would be a very nice player to draft! still have a bunch of player i'd rather have tho! he's in my top 10.

at least we would be sure to have the best of the brothers! haha

 

[DangerDave]

I find his production a bit disappointing to be honest. There has been no substantial statistical progress since his draft year and he's not even the first scorer on his team this season.

He's been amazing though. Maybe his production hasn't sky rocketed but his advanced stats are pretty much all top in the league.

 

[DangerDave]

Wherever he plays, hopefully his stock falls so we can see the successor to the Richard brothers in our lineup.

His scoring has slowed down quite a bit. I think the Habs will have the opportunity to pick him this year

 

[Simarino]

we'll see how the season ends up, I like what i've seen from him in the 4 or so games I watched this year. He looks quicker and a better skater then when I last saw him 2 years ago.


I agree, but I think teams needs to put pressure on the CHL clubs by looking into loaning players to the Euro leagues. A player like Suzuki would greatly benefit from playing on the large ice to continue to improve his skating and speed while playing against men. As I sure CHL clubs will do everything in their power not to lose their best players/biggest ticket sellers. Look at Owen Sound, if they lost Suzuki to the Euro leagues that likely has a major impact on ticket sales as that team would not be very fun to watch.

What if the Habs pay a financial compensation to Owen Sound so Suzuki can play in a league that would help his development more then the Junior.

 

[covfefe]

I agree, but I think teams needs to put pressure on the CHL clubs by looking into loaning players to the Euro leagues. A player like Suzuki would greatly benefit from playing on the large ice to continue to improve his skating and speed while playing against men. As I sure CHL clubs will do everything in their power not to lose their best players/biggest ticket sellers. Look at Owen Sound, if they lost Suzuki to the Euro leagues that likely has a major impact on ticket sales as that team would not be very fun to watch.

I agree - the owners would never go for it and, from their perspective, rightfully so. They're fronting the cash and taking all the risk, especially with a small market team like OS. So they need to milk the cash cows once they find them.

And, to be honest, parent clubs probably don't want to push this either. If a guy is close to pro-ready in his D+1, you just send him back to jr and (hopefully) get a more productive cost-controlled player a year later.

 

[Spearmint Rhino]

Wherever he plays, hopefully his stock falls so we can see the successor to the Richard brothers in our lineup.

I thought that's why we were keeping Jordie Benn around, hoping Jamie pulls a Scott Niedermayer and wants to win a cup with his mediocre brother

I'd say Nick is bored in the OHL, same thing happened to Tavares when he was overcooked

 

[MC94]

Nah I don't think I do:
Prospect Info: - Nick Suzuki : The Nature of Things
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd Part II
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd
Confirmed with Link: - Pacioretty Traded to Vegas for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki, 2019 2nd

Nothing but crickets from him now haha

 

[montreal]

What if the Habs pay a financial compensation to Owen Sound so Suzuki can play in a league that would help his development more then the Junior.

he's under contract with the Habs so they can do whatever they want aside from sending him to the AHL. But once you send him back to the CHL then you can only recall him to the NHL on an emergency basis until his CHL season is over.

I agree - the owners would never go for it and, from their perspective, rightfully so. They're fronting the cash and taking all the risk, especially with a small market team like OS. So they need to milk the cash cows once they find them.

And, to be honest, parent clubs probably don't want to push this either. If a guy is close to pro-ready in his D+1, you just send him back to jr and (hopefully) get a more productive cost-controlled player a year later.

there are so few players in Susuki's position that I doubt anything comes of it, but you would think as teams get more progressive in their thinking that they may look at these rare situations and say maybe we should think about doing something better for the prospect. A player like Susuki imo would have been perfect since he could use more work on his speed/skating and the bigger ice would have been great for him.

 

[Habs]

I can relate to Suzuki. I'm lighting up the Beer league right now, I just don't have the drive to try harder

 

[admiralcadillac]

I find his production a bit disappointing to be honest. There has been no substantial statistical progress since his draft year and he's not even the first scorer on his team this season.

He's on a much weaker team this year, and there's a limit to how many points you can realistically put up in a year. Do you want him putting up 3 points a game?

If he gets 100 points or 120 this year it's not really changing much

 

[dinodebino]

I can relate to Suzuki. I'm lighting up the Beer league right now, I just don't have the drive to try harder

You disappoint me.

 

[26Mats]

i agree that he would be a very nice player to draft! still have a bunch of player i'd rather have tho! he's in my top 10.

at least we would be sure to have the best of the brothers! haha

If we're able to avoid the injury bug better than most teams we're probably not picking in the top 15. Yep, we're making the playoffs.

 

[1909]

Mic drop.

LOL !

I misjudged the trade the day of the trade and possibly the next few days. But Tatar and Suzuki proved me wrong. And I kept posting positive posts about them since then. I don't need someone to go back in my posts lists and selecting the ones that are suiting his agenda only.

I don't need other posters to tell me what to think and not to think.

[Mod]

 

[Habs]

You disappoint me.

You should see me backcheck if you want real disappointment.

 

[David Suzuki]

I find this post very funny considering you were very upset with the trade not too long ago.

People can't change their minds?