Doctor Soraluce
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That would be awesome...!Like Pävelski, Thörntön and LäBänc?
That would be awesome...!Like Pävelski, Thörntön and LäBänc?
Hopefully that is the only Karlsson to leave any time soon.
Heard a lot of Dahlen in the past. Ulf's son, right?
Thats not a bad vision to have but at some point it will register that hes not skilled enough for that, or maybe he will just grind it outI think he has a vision of being a 1st line forward in the NHL some day, and doesn't want to be permanently labeled as a bottom-6 one. He viewed that staying in Utica would likely result in that outcome.
I don’t presume to know who is right and who is wrong in this Vancouver/Jonathan Dahlen “he said, she said” situation — although, as with any breakup, the truth is usually somewhere in the middle. Prior to William Nylander’s signing deadline on Dec. 1, the Canucks made an eleventh-hour attempt to get him. Dahlen was included in the package, although I’m not sure what else was there. The Maple Leafs — who preferred to sign Nylander — said no. It’s interesting that San Jose was the team who got him. The Sharks are unafraid to go after anyone if they see talent. They aren’t going to worry about what happened in Utica.
He has 3 assists in 3 games so far.Has he laced them up yet?
Apparently Canucks fans bombarded Dahlen with tons of hateful messages on Twitter and Instagram. He ended up having to shut down all his social media.
Apparently Canucks fans bombarded Dahlen with tons of hateful messages on Twitter and Instagram. He ended up having to shut down all his social media.
Thats f***ing terrible.Former Canucks prospect leaves social media after onslaught of online harassment
Former Vancouver Canucks prospect Jonathan Dahlen cited "very hateful messages" as the reason he shut down his social media accounts.
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For as much crap as some of give Sommer he seems to have a pretty good record for helping turn late round picks into NHLers.Well he could be right about the situation. It's not like Utica's ever helped develop an NHLer. Vancouver's history in regards to development is not good.
It's pretty hard to tell why a prospect fails, we gave Sommer a lot of crap cuz we put a lot of blame on him for not being able to develop players but he really didn't have much to work with when guys like Mashinter were the best we let him have. In a similar vein, maybe the guys in Utica deserve the benefit of the doubt but they've done even less than Sommer.For as much crap as some of give Sommer he seems to have a pretty good record for helping turn late round picks into NHLers.