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MBN and Yzerman not seeing eye to eye?
Lovely.
Eh probably more dramatic than it is in reality. Happens now and then with scandinavian players.
MBN and Yzerman not seeing eye to eye?
Lovely.
To be fair, I’d rather be in Skellefteå than GR too.
1) The player did well in that league last year.MBN and Yzerman not seeing eye to eye?
Lovely.
According to Swedish media Yzerman and the Wings wanted MBN in the AHL but the player and his camp were adamant SHL is better for him right now.
So, who is in MBN's ear telling him to do the opposite of what his father and GM think he should do?This is true, MBN more or less insisted on SHL play, media said. I just hope things didn't turn a little sour between him and Detroit's management. Btw...his dad didn't like his son's decision either.
So, who is in MBN's ear telling him to do the opposite of what his father and GM think he should do?
I will continue to hope this is minor, but it wouldn't shock me if the Wings hold him back more now because of this.
So, who is in MBN's ear telling him to do the opposite of what his father and GM think he should do?
I will continue to hope this is minor, but it wouldn't shock me if the Wings hold him back more now because of this.
Choosing where he wants to play, while he still has that opportunity.I mean...what the heck is the kid doing?
He is under contract , isn't he?.Choosing where he wants to play, while he still has that opportunity.
Who did he sign with first?He is under contract , isn't he?.
Ya.... It's not an opinion. The AHL is a developmental league. The shl is a definitively better league.
Don't love this. It's a red flag a bit whether we like it or not.
Getting on Yzerman's bad side hasn't proven well for a single player in the org since he became GM.
With that said, I believe, since he is signed, the Wings had the ability to tell him where to go, if it was that important to them, then they should have told him it will be the AHL.
Delusional comment.Aside from the top prospects and a few exceptions, that play in the SHL, the regular players over there, most couldn't make the NHL and lots of them wouldn't be make it in the AHL either.
Delusional comment.
It was a really funny interview tbh. He did make it sound like Detroit basically did that girlfriend thing of "sure, do what you want, I don't care" which typically means you definitely shouldn't do what you want. But it should also be noted that NHL teams have selfish reasons sometimes for wanting a prospect in AHL. They want that team to be as good as possible and want to make it easy to call guys up for a game or two, it's not necessarily what's best for the player's development. Good on MBN for standing his ground and doing what's best for him.Listening to the Norwegian podcast he did. He sounded very relaxed and happy. Doesn't sound like there's any bad sentiment, at least from his point of view, at all. Maybe Yzerman is an bitter idiot and hold grudges on no grounds, but I can't imagine that.
It was a really funny interview tbh. He did make it sound like Detroit basically did that girlfriend thing of "sure, do what you want, I don't care" which typically means you definitely shouldn't do what you want. But it should also be noted that NHL teams have selfish reasons sometimes for wanting a prospect in AHL. They want that team to be as good as possible and want to make it easy to call guys up for a game or two, it's not necessarily what's best for the player's development. Good on MBN for standing his ground and doing what's best for him.
A contract with a Euro out-clause.He is under contract , isn't he?.
If he's ready for the SHL he's ready for the AHL.I think it's very positive that the Wings thought he was ready for the AHL this year.
He is ready for the NHL when he is ready. Why are you obsessed about rushing him? Playing in the SHL vs. the AHL will have no impact on his NHL timeline. If you are expecting him in the NHL next year, you are setting yourself up for disappointment. It is a possibility, but not the most likely outcome.Thing is, I am all for whatever gets him ready with the big club the quickest. This may, and I stress MAY, delay him a year now. I can see a scenario where the Wings want him to prove it at the AHL level and now that will have to be next year, instead of this year.
I don't see a scenario where MBN goes straight from the SHL to the NHL.