King In The North
Sean Bennett
Maybe he was given the opportunity to use the number he wore in junior, 27? Maybe it had nothing to do with Burke...
Maybe he was given the opportunity to use the number he wore in junior, 27? Maybe it had nothing to do with Burke...
I don't mind the number change even though I also bought a #47 jersey literally the day before he got sent down. It's ok, I can just be a hipster about it when he starts lighting it up and say I like him first to all you #27 noobs
I would love to own something like a 53 Gaudreau or 47 Baertschi if they end up becoming stars and switch to another number, given that I got it before they changed. Just makes it that much more unique.
its ridiculous to use it for any player of his age.Every season he's been in the NHL, he's been right around a 0.5 ppg player. Ridiculous to use the word "bust" at this point.
its ridiculous to use it for any player of his age.
Baertschi has the most games played and at least double the points of any first round pick from 2011 that was not a first round pick.
What a bust!
I am perplexed
Agreed. People point to drafting and trades for the reason Feaster was fired (specifically the Jankowski pick and Iginla/Bouwmeester trades), but I think player development was a much bigger reason and more specifically the way Baertschi, Berra and to a lesser extent Monahan were handled.Patience is key with Sven. Unfortunately, Feaster rushed him. Now with Burke, Sven will get the proper development and become an NHLer for the Flames.
I still think he has elite potential.
Oops. I meant to say of any first round pick that was not a top 10 pick.
In addition to what I was trying to say his production and time in the NHL is better than or close to Strome and Scheifle as well, both of whom were top 10 picks that year. Quite frankly in a re-draft of the 1st round I think Sven goes 9th or 10th overall, maybe even as high as 8th.
Oops. I meant to say of any first round pick that was not a top 10 pick.
In addition to what I was trying to say his production and time in the NHL is better than or close to Strome and Scheifle as well, both of whom were top 10 picks that year. Quite frankly in a re-draft of the 1st round I think Sven goes 9th or 10th overall, maybe even as high as 8th.
Strome and Scheifle will be regulars next season. Sheifele was already one...until he got injured. Strome will make the Isles. I think Sven moves up at least 2 spots, looking at the 2011 draft list I don't think he surpasses anyone else besides Seimens and Murphy. Murphy is also on his way to becoming a regular. At the 5 year mark we will have a better idea in a redraft, but I can't really see any justification of Sven going in top 10. In terms of points, then yeah.
Huberdeau IMO would drop significantly too IMO.As far as I am concerned he is easily ahead of Siemens and Murphy right now.