MardyBum
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Virtanen made team Finland, so we have 3 prospects to cheer for in Gustafsson, Samberg and Virtanen.
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This has to be the most yawn inducing group of prospects at the WJC that I can recall. Virtanen: bust. Gustafsson: Well, I guess you can never have too many prospects with bottom 6 potential. What are we up to now? 20?
Samberg not showing much offense in his second year. A Glover by another mother? Of course, we could be cheering on Joe Veleno but...
KVes would have dominated this tournament.This has to be the most yawn inducing group of prospects at the WJC that I can recall. Virtanen: bust. Gustafsson: Well, I guess you can never have too many prospects with bottom 6 potential. What are we up to now? 20?
Of course, we could be cheering on Joe Veleno but...
Don't let the numbers fool you, Samberg is the real deal. Watch him carefully.
ves isn't a very good prospect. "don't let the numbers fool you" would very much apply to him as well
he may be the best we have, but that isn't saying a whole lot. the cupboards are looking pretty bare again
he may be the best we have, but that isn't saying a whole lot. the cupboards are looking pretty bare again
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Vesalainen is a blue chip prospect.
The Jets dont have the high end depth in the prospect pool as they have had in the past but there’s some guys there. Gawanke, Kovacevic, Samberg and Chisholm are all solid B/C level guys.
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I think you're dead wrong about KVes.
Also, Samberg is a very good prospect. Apeton looks okay, too.
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Kves does nothing but deliver in every league. He’ll be here next year and fit right in. Samberg is good and let’s not forget about Niku and Stanley, they may just be our 2 and 3 LHDs in a few years behind jmo.
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While I agree that our prospect depth is nowhere near what it once was, let’s remember that we have the youngest team in the NHL and we are atop the western division standings in spite of that.
I think millions of fans across North America would gladly change positions with us if they could.
I think millions of fans across North America would gladly change positions with us if they could.
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Oh I didn’t tell you? Samberg will be playing right side with Niku.
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Can somebody let me know whether this is in alphabetical order before I comment?
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He was outstanding. Great gaps. Covers a huge amount of ice and closes out offense with physical play and a good stick. His passing was outstanding. Two great breakaway passes from his own faceoff dot area, and a wonderful pass to an open forward at the front of the net. He looks like he's going to be a really good one. Top pairing D potential, in my view.
Jets is not out of the question, in my view.
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We may need to find a way to get him and Niku in top 4 one day, which one can play off side better?
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