Jost still scored more, in fewer games, with worse linemates.
Nobody's saying Roslo>Jost. Some people are saying Jost>Roslo and the reasoning they're using fails to take into account that there are 4 superstar wingers that he has to outplay to earn top 6 minutes.This year, as a 20 year old kid, probably zero of them. But Roslovic is 15 months older and turned 22 in January, and still can't crack the roster, so I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here.
Jost outscored him in college, and had 129 NHL games and 43 NHL points by the time he was the same age Roslovic was when he scored his first NHL point. And this year, despite Jost's most common ES linemates being Kerfoot and Wilson (as opposed to Laine and Little for Roslovic), Jost outscored him this season despite playing 7 fewer games and being 15 months younger. If the only case for Roslovic over Jost is that "Winnipeg has better depth, so Roslovic can't earn ice time", and not anything Roslovic has actually done on NHL ice, I'm not sure how you expect to convince anyone who doesn't already agree with you.
I'm probably dense, but that's only four players. If I'm not missing something, that leaves two spots open in the top 6.Ehlers, Wheeler, Laine and Connor. Which one of those guys do you think Jost would have knocked out of the top 6? Also our 3rd of Copp, Lowry and Tanev was used as a shutdown possession line and dominated in their role.
Winnipeg has a lot of really talented forwards already and our coach doesn't give rookies ice time.
Did you just unironically say "generational goal scoring drought"?If Laine hadn't had his generational goal scoring drought last season we'd be talking about Roslovic a lot differently. He was gifting Laine chances left and right and Laine just couldn't finish.
Probably, yeah. I ignored the centers as we don't seem interested in playing him as one.I'm probably dense, but that's only four players. If I'm not missing something, that leaves two spots open in the top 6.
No it was meant to be dripping with irony.Did you just unironically say "generational goal scoring drought"?
Nobody's saying Roslo>Jost. Some people are saying Jost>Roslo and the reasoning they're using fails to take into account that there are 4 superstar wingers that he has to outplay to earn top 6 minutes.
This year, as a 20 year old kid, probably zero of them. But Roslovic is 15 months older and turned 22 in January, and still can't crack the roster, so I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here.
Jost outscored him in college, and had 129 NHL games and 43 NHL points by the time he was the same age Roslovic was when he scored his first NHL point. And this year, despite Jost's most common ES linemates being Kerfoot and Wilson (as opposed to Laine and Little for Roslovic), Jost outscored him this season despite playing 7 fewer games and being 15 months younger. If the only case for Roslovic over Jost is that "Winnipeg has better depth, so Roslovic can't earn ice time", and not anything Roslovic has actually done on NHL ice, I'm not sure how you expect to convince anyone who doesn't already agree with you.
I'm the one saying that Jost > Roslo. He was better in college at the same age. He has the better NHL career between the two of them, despite being 15 months younger. The only argument in Roslovic's defense seems to be "he's not better than what we already have, so he can't earn opportunities, but trust us, he'd be better if he could just get the chance." If he were better, he'd be getting more chances, unless your coach is a complete idiot.
And, for the record, Jost didn't play top 6 minute either, unless you think 13 minutes a night, mostly with Kerfoot and Wilson at ES, somehow qualifies as top 6 minutes.
I think 13 minutes a night is a heck of a lot more than 9 minutes. Most Jets fans would probably agree that Maurice is in fact a complete idiot when it comes to his distribution of ice time.I'm the one saying that Jost > Roslo. He was better in college at the same age. He has the better NHL career between the two of them, despite being 15 months younger. The only argument in Roslovic's defense seems to be "he's not better than what we already have, so he can't earn opportunities, but trust us, he'd be better if he could just get the chance." If he were better, he'd be getting more chances, unless your coach is a complete idiot.
And, for the record, Jost didn't play top 6 minute either, unless you think 13 minutes a night, mostly with Kerfoot and Wilson at ES, somehow qualifies as top 6 minutes.
So "having struggles" != "struggling" #?I didn't say any of that stuff about roslovic. Congrats you jump to conclusions quicker than my wife. I simply said Jost is our guy and the locker rooms guy. Trading him for someone else who's having similar struggles but doesn't know the team or the system is a bad idea. And I still stand by Jost having more offensive upside than roslovic. Hope that's a little more clear for ya.
So "having struggles" != "struggling" #?
Rosy is playing fine. He's doing much better that his qot or his toi would indicate.
Jost might be "having struggles," (your words, not mine) but I wouldn't know. I don't watch the Avs. Rosy isn't, though.
Roslovic did not play much with Laine and Little, it was mainly Perreault and chaps like Appleton and Lemieux, IIRC.
I think 13 minutes a night is a heck of a lot more than 9 minutes. Most Jets fans would probably agree that Maurice is in fact a complete idiot when it comes to his distribution of ice time.
He is better and his chances improved by the end of the year, but he got set with Laine in the middle of a horrific meltdown. Consider that Laine scored 11 goals all year outside of November.
I can't say anything about Jost because I don't watch him. If I did, you'd probably catch me. I don't think you watch Roslovic.