sayheykid
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- Jun 12, 2010
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hopkins is not near the player johnson is....
No, he definitely is.
Because draft position or something.
hopkins is not near the player johnson is....
No, he definitely is.
Because draft position or something.
Tampa's MVP? He keeps it up it will be league MVP and I don't think that's hyperbole at all.
He definitely has a shot to lead the league in points.
I think Leafs may have been in on him, too.
RNH > Johnson, AINEC.
How was this guy not drafted?
That's pretty awesome, no wonder Tampa is doing so well.Draft Positions of the three players
Johnson - Undrafted
Palat - 208th
Kucherov -58th
I'll be honest, last season I would have deemed Johnson being another Conacher, but this year he's proving me wrong and proving he's the real thing. You guys are lucky. And props to Yzerman. I guess that's how a good team gets better, by knowing which piece should be moved and which piece whould be kept.He's been a pleasant surprise. I remember a time even Lightning fans would rank a guy like Conacher higher than Johnson. But the kid's been unreal, such a complete player with high hockey IQ, great wheels and hands, just a dominant player in all three zones with and without the puck.
Draft Positions of the three players
Johnson - Undrafted
Palat - 208th
Kucherov -58th
TJ reminds me of a young Matt Duchene.
Good edit
I haven't really had the fortune of watching this kid much, but I really need to watch this team. I know it is too early to consider him among the elite players at this point in his career. However, does he just look like a quality player getting lots of good chances and a bit of luck, or does he look like a truly elite player? Is he looking like he can play at a level like Crosby, Giroux, Malkin, etc... for the next few years?
His stats truly are amazing though. That entire line may be some of the best amateur scouting I've ever seen.