I know im not the only one who talked a ton about how important he'd be for us. He put on a clinic on the one SSM PP yesterday. Denied 2 zone entries, blocked a shot & won multiple board battles before clearing it.By the way, Reesor has been on the ice for ZERO goals against since he returned.
He seems to play better with guys who play a simple style. I still have high hopes for him. 6'4" skates well, good passer & has shown some offensive flare at times. Ran the PP yesterday & did not look out of place at all. Reminds me of Schlichting a bit. Once he bulks up he is gonna dominate i think.Mast started the season with K Hatcher as his partner and looked good. A lot depends on who you’re playing with. (Kelton is one of the best defensive D on the team IMO)
Dann comes up clutch for Georgetown. Quite the season for him. Don't imagine many rookies put up nearly 30 Goals & a near point per game. On a team that struggles to score no less.
He ends up leading Georgetown in Goals & Points. He was the only player on the team with more than 15 Goals & he had 26.
You could've made a real argument he deserved to make it over O'Donnell & Voit out of camp.He really ought to be on the team next year. Just too many 16-yr olds this year, with a max of 4 per team
You're joking about Hatcher, right? If we go anywhere, we need at least two good centres... and Rees is not a centre... even though it says it on the lineup., and the C on his shirt. Not sure what his win percentage is, but it is not great.Mast started the season with K Hatcher as his partner and looked good. A lot depends on who you’re playing with. (Kelton is one of the best defensive D on the team IMO)
Nope, not joking. I’d take him over Hjorth, Kammerer, Dillingham, Mast and Jako.You're joking about Hatcher, right? If we go anywhere, we need at least two good centres... and Rees is not a centre... even though it says it on the lineup., and the C on his shirt. Not sure what his win percentage is, but it is not great.
That’s just the way it is... don’t have to go too far back (2016-17) to find Saginaw missing the playoffs with 63 points, which would have placed them 6th in the East.Just posted on Knights forum as there was discussion about the easier east schedule.
Sudbury winning percentage against the western conference this year is .304
Sarnia vs. the East is .428
the imbalance is growing.
That’s just the way it is... don’t have to go too far back (2016-17) to find Saginaw missing the playoffs with 63 points, which would have placed them 6th in the East.
We just have to settle for the fact that we get generally better hockey in this conference.
For sure. It almost always is. They always have 2 maybe 3 really good teams then the rest suck. The west usually has 3or4 really good teams & 2or3 solid teams that could upset.yup - but it is not just points. It is easier to get those points in the east as well
Just posted on Knights forum as there was discussion about the easier east schedule.
Sudbury winning percentage against the western conference this year is .304
Sarnia vs. the East is .428
the imbalance is growing.
And based on your assessment, i know why we are where we are. Have you ever watched him stickhandle? There is no stickhandling, he pushes the puck. That says it all right there. That said, he is not our worst D man. His best attribute is the physical game which often leads to huge lapses in any defensive game.Nope, not joking. I’d take him over Hjorth, Kammerer, Dillingham, Mast and Jako.
Better defensively than Nolet and Stratis, but their puck handling abilities are better, making them a tad more valuable.
Small sample size but even if we pretend Sarnia could be .428 all year (even though they clearly couldn't) then they'd squeak into 8th in the East and get swept by Ottawa in round 1
You also need to take into account that if Sarnia was in the East they would be playing teams like Niagara, North Bay, Kingston, Hamilton, Barrie anywhere between 4-8 times a year so that .428 percentage would defiantly be higher and they would more then likely be sitting in the 6-7 spot and not squeaking into eighth.
If this is what they can do 100% healthy, look out!Looks like Hatcher is back! So for the first time this season Sarnia is 100% healthy.