Prospect Info: 2018/19 Marlies & Prospects Thread Part VI
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SprDaVE
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He was a good player for the Marlies. I wish him well.
It would not surprise me if he gets into player development and/or coaching with the Marlies/Leafs at some point.
MyBudJT
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IIRC, he's from New Foundland, so he could get a role with the growlers in some capacity... but if that is where he wanted to be, he probably could have got a contract to play for them
Elite has him at 163. DB has him at 170.
I'd say the 163 number is accurate. EliteProspects is usually always updated with that sort of thing.
But this is why we picked him. Work with him on his strength, and adding muscle. Dude is extremely talented, and skilled. Just needs to transition from a boy into a man physically
kb
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Agreed. I going back 3 drafts, but does anyone think Dubas picks Korshkov with DeBrincat still on the board?
So far that is looking like a definite miss. I'm not guaranteeing that Dubas takes DeBrincat, but he's also not going to dismiss him based on his height.
How's that 2016 draft of big players looking today?
They dont need Debrincat. They had enough offensive weapons. After the Matthews pick, Leafs went with Korshkov and Grundstrom to find different types of players to fill the grit role on a line. Also, its easy to have hindsight when drafting a player. I understand passing on Debrincat, Jordan Kyrou would have been someone I considered. Ive watched him since pre - OHL years and he was a very under rated minor midget prospect. Im more interested in if anyone in the Leafs management brought up Brandon Carlo vs Travis Dermott for the 2015 draft. Even at that time the Leafs have no right shot dmen with promise in the system.
When talking about picking Dubas to be the gm... Shanahan alluded to picking him based on things that were and were not done.
I'm guessing that dubas made suggestions on picks and or players that Lou or hunter didn't agree with and those players resulted in being good players.
Hense the reason Dubas was picked.
I'm guessing that dubas made suggestions on picks and or players that Lou or hunter didn't agree with and those players resulted in being good players.
Hense the reason Dubas was picked.
SeaOfBlue
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Right now, I see this as the lineup:
Agostino-Shore-Bracco
Marchment-Brooks-Timashov
Engvall-???-Korshkov
???-???-???
Clune
Sandin-Liljegren
Kivihalme-Lindgren
Marincin-Hollowell
Gravel-Duszak
Hutchinson-Woll
Luchuk and the AHL contracts will probably fill some of those spots. Marlies should still add another guy IMO. Defense is done though, and damn it looks nice. They still need to move out Kaskisuo to fit Hutch in though. I cannot believe that Dubas is going to try and replace Sparks with an inferior goalie when he already took heat for the backup debacle. Get someone legit to replace Sparks if you are going to do it.
Agostino-Shore-Bracco
Marchment-Brooks-Timashov
Engvall-???-Korshkov
???-???-???
Clune
Sandin-Liljegren
Kivihalme-Lindgren
Marincin-Hollowell
Gravel-Duszak
Hutchinson-Woll
Luchuk and the AHL contracts will probably fill some of those spots. Marlies should still add another guy IMO. Defense is done though, and damn it looks nice. They still need to move out Kaskisuo to fit Hutch in though. I cannot believe that Dubas is going to try and replace Sparks with an inferior goalie when he already took heat for the backup debacle. Get someone legit to replace Sparks if you are going to do it.
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Marlies need some more bodies up front. Interested to see who is brought in over the next few weeks to fill some holes.
uncleben
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Some relevant movement...
OUT
Michael Carcone - traded - Ottawa Senators (NHL)
Michael Garteig - signed - Tappara (Liiga)
Colin Greening - retired
Josh Jooris - signed - Lausanne HC (NL)
Josh Kestner - signed - Grand Rapids Griffins (AHL)
Vincent LoVerde - signed - Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL)
Chris Mueller - signed - Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)
Igor Ozhiganov - signed - Ak Bars Kazan (KHL)
J.J. Piccinich - signed - San Antonio Rampage (AHL)
Kristian Pospisil - signed - Lukko (Liiga)
Calle Rosen - traded - Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
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Kenny Agostino - signed - New Jersey Devils (NHL)
Kevin Gravel - signed - Edmonton Oilers (NHL)
Ben Harpur - traded - Ottawa Senators (NHL)
Michael Hutchinson - re-signed
Teemu Kivihalme - signed - Oulun Karpat (Liiga)
Aaron Luchuk - trade - Ottawa Senators (NHL)
Martin Marincin - re-signed
Ilya Mikheyev - signed - Avangard Omsk (KHL)
Nick Shore - signed - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (KHL)
Gabriel Gagne, Nicholas Baptiste, Jordan Subban, Eamon McAdam not QOd, remain unigned
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Michael Carcone - traded - Ottawa Senators (NHL)
Michael Garteig - signed - Tappara (Liiga)
Colin Greening - retired
Josh Jooris - signed - Lausanne HC (NL)
Josh Kestner - signed - Grand Rapids Griffins (AHL)
Vincent LoVerde - signed - Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL)
Chris Mueller - signed - Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)
Igor Ozhiganov - signed - Ak Bars Kazan (KHL)
J.J. Piccinich - signed - San Antonio Rampage (AHL)
Kristian Pospisil - signed - Lukko (Liiga)
Calle Rosen - traded - Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
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Kenny Agostino - signed - New Jersey Devils (NHL)
Kevin Gravel - signed - Edmonton Oilers (NHL)
Ben Harpur - traded - Ottawa Senators (NHL)
Michael Hutchinson - re-signed
Teemu Kivihalme - signed - Oulun Karpat (Liiga)
Aaron Luchuk - trade - Ottawa Senators (NHL)
Martin Marincin - re-signed
Ilya Mikheyev - signed - Avangard Omsk (KHL)
Nick Shore - signed - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (KHL)
Gabriel Gagne, Nicholas Baptiste, Jordan Subban, Eamon McAdam not QOd, remain unigned
taurine330
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why is the bolded listed in Marlies & prospects thread. He will play with Leafs. Guaranteed. That's why he signed here.
67Cup
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Well, I wouldn’t say “Guaranteed” but in an interview at the draft, Babcock certainly spoke of Mikheyev as a Leaf not a Marlie. And Mikheyev’s highlights look very impressive to me, for what little that is worth. His style reminded me a bit of Rick Nash. (A comparison of style not ability.)
Plus Hyman is out for the start of the season, leaving a hole on the LW for someone who can play with the big boys.
There's an NHL seeming feel to the Mikheyev player I've seen in highlight videos. He seems a little bit slight so he won't be able to play a reckless game. I'm not sure he's going to be a huge scorer but rather a player who pushes the opposition with his speed like Kapanen. And he's got that calm "ah shucks" demeanor of Tomas Kaberle.
SprDaVE
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His offensive upside seems rather questionable for sure but I think his skating and puck pursuit is what will give him a chance to stick. If he can play an uptempo game and use his size/speed advantage to forecheck, he will be a regular NHLer for the foreseeable future.
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uncleben
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That's certainly the intention, but I wouldn't say guaranteed.
He's a big question mark.
We've had other KHL guys come in, "guaranteed" that needed sometime.
I did debate including him in the list, and I think he'll be a Leaf, too, but I figured it was relevant to the movement of depth in question
SeaOfBlue
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He makes a lot more sense for the Marlies.
Agostino had an impact playing with the Devils in the second half of the season and he brings some of the fiestiness missing with Kadri getting dealt.
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SeaOfBlue
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Sure, but now that we have Kerfoot, he doesn't have a spot. If he was able to PK or provide something else, then maybe. Right now, he's an offensive guy with a bit of grit which is perfect for the Marlies top line.
Kerfoot will be the 3rd line center. He's dominant on faceoffs and a good playmaker.
The LW situation is Johnsson, Hyman, Moore/Mikheyev, Agostino.
Even if Kerfoot moved to LW Moore can be switched to RW.
Hyman, Tavares, Marner?
Johnson, Matthews, Kapanen
Mikheyev, Kerfoot, Nylander
Agostino, Spezza, Moore
Petan and Shore are extras
Goat will be in tough to stay in the NHL.
SeaOfBlue
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Gauthier has a better shot than Agostino. Kerfoot was used more as a winger than as a center, and only played there semi-occasionally. Besides that, Spezza is not a good fit for a 4th line. He is going to need to play in a more offensive role than our 4th line plays, and with more talented players, in order to be effective. 3C makes a lot more sense for him.
Unless Kerfoot is moved, Agostino is on the outside looking in. Shore is the only one who could possibly knock Gauthier out, but Gauthier has the inside track and considering he is the better defensive player, I'd expect him to win.
A few things,
1) Kerfoot is better than 50% on the draw. He might have mainly been a winger in Colorado but there is no doubt in my mind Toronto will lean on him as a 3C
2) as for Spezza I'm almost positive he said himself he will be on the 4th line and be used as a PK'er (even said himself he never had to PK but is up to the challenge)
Carlo has to be one of the most overrated players in the NHL; Dermott’s simply a better hockey player
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