Daniel_Tkaczuk
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Bicycle Repairman said:Saprykin is terrible. He's no more than a Russian League All Star.
You said it, not me. Im already in trouble with the Ovechkin thread :|
Bicycle Repairman said:Saprykin is terrible. He's no more than a Russian League All Star.
Daniel_Tkaczuk said:You said it, not me. Im already in trouble with the Ovechkin thread :|
Jamie Thomas said:I know that Saprykin has a huge upside, but I really doubt that he will get there. I saw him play maybe 8 times this year and in some games, he was almost invisible. On the other hand, I saw Cheechoo less times but the games that I saw from him really impressed me. He is gritty, has good speed and hands and he can be a 20 goals a year scorer. I would prefer have a more complete player like Cheechoo on my team than a potential bust, or a one way forward in the mold of Saprykin.
OMA said:Cheechoo is more of a sure thing in my opinion. The guy's going to be a second line player for a long time IMO.
Saprykin is such an enigma. Having seen a lot of him this year, the guy has first-line upside. But he's one of those players that's either going to reach that upside and be a dynamite player or bust and be playing in Europe by the time he's 30.
Bicycle Repairman said:Saprykin is terrible. He's no more than a Russian League All Star.
X-SHARKIE said:I would just like to quick say.. Brad Boyes has better hands then Cheechoo so dont go thinking he has the best hands in are organization...Thank you.
st_roland said:Cheechoo reminds me of Brendan Morrow.
Absolutely wrong. Flat out wrong. Cheech's hands are the best in the organization, taking into account Marleau and Michalek. If he skated like he handles the rock, he'd be a perrennial all-star.X-SHARKIE said:I would just like to quick say.. Brad Boyes has better hands then Cheechoo so dont go thinking he has the best hands in are organization...Thank you.