RedWingsfan55
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Right now? Not even close.
I don't believe I said right now. Try again.
Right now? Not even close.
7 goals in 47 games for Svech? I'm all out of hope for him. That's awful.
7 goals in 47 games for Svech? I'm all out of hope for him. That's awful.
It depends what you're hoping for. If you're hoping for a 1st line, 60+ point scoring Winger, then you are probably right to be out of hope. If you are out of hope for him becoming a solid 2nd/3rd complementary scoring winger with a gritty side to his game, then you are jumping the gun a bit. He's still young, and he's come to life after an injury. Far too early to write off his NHL career.
I don't believe I said right now. Try again.
I don't believe I said right now. Try again.
I dont know the stats/history but I'm sure there have been players that flourished in the nhl and did so-so in the ahl.
Could that be a possibility ?
Or is he a lost cause ?
I can't imagine him ever being an elite top line wing that pops in 40 goals or anything,
7 goals in 47 games for Svech? I'm all out of hope for him. That's awful.
It depends what you're hoping for. If you're hoping for a 1st line, 60+ point scoring Winger, then you are probably right to be out of hope. If you are out of hope for him becoming a solid 2nd/3rd complementary scoring winger with a gritty side to his game, then you are jumping the gun a bit. He's still young, and he's come to life after an injury. Far too early to write off his NHL career.
I loved the Svech pick and thought he had a lot of potential. Not sure what happened, hopefully he figures it out and gets back on track.
I’d be fine with both of them being on the team next year. We would have a big lineup. Svech plays with some jam, and Rasmussen goes to the dirty areas. Would free up Mantha on the PP as well.
I know people scoffed at it. But they are building a team that isn't going to be a whole lot of fun to play against in my opinion.
I know people are worried about going with something they think is dying in hockey, but I believe it will swing back. You need enough talent for sure, but the Wings could be a pretty rugged group here soon. I personally like that kind of hockey as well. Winnipeg for instance has several big guys that make playing them just a nightmare most nights.
Honestly why I am not opposed to either Svechnikov or Tkachuk in the draft. I want a D-man, but both of those guys fit with the group we are building in my opinion. Trade AA for defensive help if that is where the pick falls.
That last part, well good luck with that. Hard to move wingers for legit defenseman or defense prospects. Don’t think AA is on the level of someone like Drouin, which is the type of piece you have to move to get legitimate help there.
I like the wingers in this draft, but I also like the defenseman, so I’m kind of torn in that regard. I might even like Wahlstrom more than Tkachuk, but I know that’s not a popular opinion. But honestly all of Svechnikov, Tkachuk, Zadina, Wahlstrom are guys who have a good package of size and skill. I want a defenseman... but those are very good prospects.
I don’t mind having a big team. Probably a good idea to have big players as your supporting cast. But going to need an elite guy on the back end, and maybe another elite guy up front. Don’t care if those guys end up being big or small.
Here's the depth chart on defense:
I would have used the burning bag of dog poop from Billy Madison, but this works too.
Completely agree. I am not sure what we can get for AA. Heck I would be willing to get a Ceci for him or something of that nature.
My point is the log-jam on the wing doesn't bother me. I would prefer a D-man in this draft, ideally Dahlin
I like the wingers in this draft, but I also like the defenseman, so I’m kind of torn in that regard. I might even like Wahlstrom more than Tkachuk, but I know that’s not a popular opinion. But honestly all of Svechnikov, Tkachuk, Zadina, Wahlstrom are guys who have a good package of size and skill. I want a defenseman... but those are very good prospects.
I don’t mind having a big team. Probably a good idea to have big players as your supporting cast. But going to need an elite guy on the back end, and maybe another elite guy up front. Don’t care if those guys end up being big or small.
This is the Svechnikov I like to remember. Snipes a goal, scores from net-front rebound, passes from behind the goal for a quality chance etc.
The skill is there.
Get the strength, speed and confidence, and he is ready.
This is the Svechnikov I like to remember. Snipes a goal, scores from net-front rebound, passes from behind the goal for a quality chance etc.
The skill is there.
Get the strength, speed and confidence, and he is ready.