VaporTrail
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I dunno man, when I hit, that shit is sensual.You hold down the spread in any league by the actions taken before they step through the doors of the arena. Once there they will be within close proximity of each other in locker rooms and on the bench. Hitting is irrelevant as a concern by then.
I agree. Loss/shortening of a season has nothing but detrimental effect on player development.Even without this decision, prospect development was going to be a bit of a mess. Not sure how much players can grow with the difficulty many leagues are having trying to put seasons together.
This might help some prospects by forcing them to work on skills and positional play.Wow. They may as well not play.
I feel sorry for the late risers out there. The Quinn's of this draft who won't get the opportunity to raise their stock before the 2021 draft.
It's a total mess but we knew that already. There is no correct solution.
This might help some prospects by forcing them to work on skills and positional play.
The season has already been cut down to 40 games. These measures end as soon as a vaccine is available. Maybe they will consider allowing more than 3 overagers per team in 2021-22. But that would have an undesirable ripple effect.I'd liken it to having junior basketball players play netball.
It will definately be an interesting experiment & a useful tool to develop certain skills. As a one off drill it's great. But for an entire season?
Unless checking is also banned in the NHL its only going to be detrimental to these young guys in the long run imo.
The season has already been cut down to 40 games. These measures end as soon as a vaccine is available. Maybe they will consider allowing more than 3 overagers per team in 2021-22. But that would have an undesirable ripple effect.
I'd refer back to @joshjull's post above - if they can ensure it is safe to play the games in the first place then surely having checking vs no checking becomes irrelevant?
This might help some prospects by forcing them to work on skills and positional play.
This would be like the NFL or college football playing flag football.
What a joke.
Just cancel hockey for a few years until the hysteria dies down.
Could this be a breach of contract allowing Quinn to play in Rochester?
This is not worth much developmental wise. The OHL guys are allowed to play in Europe I assume. You would think Quinn could get a team lined up no problem.
Quinn will make it out of camp. He's a good skater, he's got elite hands and an elite shot. Since the start of the season is delayed and most likely to start a couple months later than usual, he has the time to fill out his frame a bit which also helps.Could this be a breach of contract allowing Quinn to play in Rochester?
This would be like the NFL or college football playing flag football.
What a joke.
Just cancel hockey for a few years until the hysteria dies down.
Just cancel the season.. no interest in ladies hockey.