CycloneSweep
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I'd rather he play most of the season in Bakersfield to get used to the pro game there. He is a smart player that has a good shot and is a very good passer.My sleeper for #4C. Big, right shot, can skate and has just enough ability to create a little offense.
When that start?
Kesselring for me. Bourgault was good as well. Lots of players that had decent but unspectacular 3rd periods (the only period that I was able to watch).I only caught the latter half of the third. Any stand outs for anyone?
Nice. Got time to grab some grub7:30 according to that other thread.
Ours started half an hour late though.
Edit: Oh it's probably Pacific time. 8:30
Based on how he played last year at camp and how he played last season, I wouldn’t be surprised if Bourgault forced his way on the team. I’d love if Woodcroft would just try him with Hyman and Draisaitl in pre season.Kesselring for me. Bourgault was good as well. Lots of players that had decent but unspectacular 3rd periods (the only period that I was able to watch).
Hamblin would be a for sure NHL guy if he was a bit taller
Schaefer was a long shot when drafted imo. Lord on his fame he has to work on. Reminds me a bit of McLeod but not as skilled.Well, that was a fairly typical low intensity, discombobulated and chaotic prospect game. Not much you can really take from these games considering how far from a real pro game this type of hockey emulates, but still nice to have some hockey to watch again
Bourgault was easily the most talented player on either team, Holloway looked like a pro who would be more comfortable in a pro-style game than a game shinny, Shaeffer forgets he's playing hockey when the puck isn't on his stick, and Petrov managed to be completely invisible(was wondering if he was even playing at times, and I was specifically looking for him).
I’m not saying you can’t be small but I just think his size will 100% prevent him. I think he is going to be a great guy to have in the AHL as a mainstay.Sergei Samsonov says hi... One inch shorter than Hamblin according to Wikipedia.
Very VERY early overreaction observation but Schaefer looks like a plug. Having never seen him play, this is my first viewing of him and it was not inspiring. I can see why so many here (who have probably seen him play) were against the pick if tonight's game is any indication of what he will be.Well, that was a fairly typical low intensity, discombobulated and chaotic prospect game. Not much you can really take from these games considering how far from a real pro game this type of hockey emulates, but still nice to have some hockey to watch again
Bourgault was easily the most talented player on either team, Holloway looked like a pro who would be more comfortable in a pro-style game than a game shinny, Shaeffer forgets he's playing hockey when the puck isn't on his stick, and Petrov managed to be completely invisible(was wondering if he was even playing at times, and I was specifically looking for him).
He's a project player no doubt.Schaefer was a long shot when drafted imo. Lord on his fame he has to work on. Reminds me a bit of McLeod but not as skilled.
Expectations might be too high due to the 32nd pick of the draft being a first rounder. He’s more or less your average second rounder. That said the few times I noticed him he tried being too cute trying to toe drag at the blue line, but I do like that he shows creativity so it gives hope for development. Big kid who plays an aggressive game, lets see how he looks after another WHL season and two full AHL Seasons.Very VERY early overreaction observation but Schaefer looks like a plug. Having never seen him play, this is my first viewing of him and it was not inspiring. I can see why so many here (who have probably seen him play) were against the pick if tonight's game is any indication of what he will be.
That's a bit harsh on him, but it might end up being accurate.Very VERY early overreaction observation but Schaefer looks like a plug. Having never seen him play, this is my first viewing of him and it was not inspiring. I can see why so many here (who have probably seen him play) were against the pick if tonight's game is any indication of what he will be.
Oh, for sure. Just an observation based on this one game.Expectations might be too high due to the 32nd pick of the draft being a first rounder. He’s more or less your average second rounder. That said the few times I noticed him he tried being too cute trying to toe drag at the blue line, but I do like that he shows creativity so it gives hope for development. Big kid who plays an aggressive game, lets see how he looks after another WHL season and two full AHL Seasons.
They did only because Edmonton traded back from 28 to 32 or something. Jets picked him one pick after Edmontons original.Oh, for sure. Just an observation based on this one game.
Big guys usually take longer to develop anyway so he's a long term project and patience will be needed. Seeing Lambert flying all over the ice didn't help matters
Nevermind, I think the Jets took Lambert before the Oilers anyway.
3-2 . Oilers winWhat was the final score?
3-2What was the final score?