that was the scouting report.I just remember watching Lisin being like Superman in the offensive zone and a road pylon everywhere else.
that was the scouting report.I just remember watching Lisin being like Superman in the offensive zone and a road pylon everywhere else.
SmithWho do you take at 6 if these players are there?
Dvorsky
Leonard
Smith
Benson
1. Benson (3rd on my list)Who do you take at 6 if these players are there?
Dvorsky
Leonard
Smith
Benson
Smith for me easily.Who do you take at 6 if these players are there?
Dvorsky
Leonard
Smith
Benson
Even with bensons size?1. Benson (3rd on my list)
2. Smith (6th on my list)
3. Dvorsky (7th on my list)
4. Leonard (8th on my list)
Yes. I have him 3rd. He’s possibly best combination of skill and motor I’ve ever seen in the CHL. He’s done something very impressive in nearly every shift I’ve watched. He’s elite defensively and a word class penalty killer. His creativity offensively is unreal. I believe he’s going to be a star player in the NHL.Even with bensons size?
The good part is is one of thems gonna be there
I wonder if Lisin could have played better or improved if he had a good coach... from what I heard and saw TGO was not a good coach at all...I just remember watching Lisin being like Superman in the offensive zone and a road pylon everywhere else.
My list says Smith but i’m partial to Dvorsky.Who do you take at 6 if these players are there?
Dvorsky
Leonard
Smith
Benson
Same.My list says Smith but i’m partial to Dvorsky.
I wonder if Lisin could have played better or improved if he had a good coach... from what I heard and saw TGO was not a good coach at all...
Straight line, separation speed is a good thing to have. It helps. But it’s one thing that I think is often highly overrated by media scouts and fans. Pronman, for one, is completely obsessed by it. He gives superlative skaters “average” grades year after year because of it.I don't think so (and I was an Enver Lisin superfan for a couple of years). A couple of decades ago, I interviewed NASCAR legend Buck Baker, and he talked about when John Force, the NHRA driver, went to Baker's stock car racing school in North Carolina. His quote was, "That Force boy was really fast in a straight line, but he couldn't turn for shit." Lisin was hockey's version of that. On a breakaway, he was as much guaranteed money as you could have to score... but ask him to maneuver on the ice or show any sort of hockey sense outside of straight line speed, and he was pretty much lost.
Don't let Button fool you...Willander won't go inside the top 20...and I'm hoping he's going to be there in the 2nd round with our pick...either Willander or StrbakAfter seeing Button's updated rankings is Reinbacher even an option at 12 anymore? If they go D @ 12 and Axel is there is he the choice over Reinbacher? What about the other Swedish D Button has rated ahead of Reinbacher.
Can someone sell me on Sale? Is anyone willing for Willander.... anyone dumbfounded that both are ranked ahead of Dvorsky and Leonard?
It's beginning to seem like picks 6-20 could go in any order
Don’t worry about Button’s list, man. His whole thing is making the goofiest possible lists. They’re never close to reality. His opinions are interesting. And when he drops biggest from scouting sources, it’s really interesting. But he’s entertainment value only.After seeing Button's updated rankings is Reinbacher even an option at 12 anymore? If they go D @ 12 and Axel is there is he the choice over Reinbacher? What about the other Swedish D Button has rated ahead of Reinbacher.
Can someone sell me on Sale? Is anyone willing for Willander.... anyone dumbfounded that both are ranked ahead of Dvorsky and Leonard?
It's beginning to seem like picks 6-20 could go in any order
If you read Drance’s recent article where he interviews four anonymous NHL scouts, they all say Reinbacher is #1 among D but drafting him earlier than 10th is reaching for positional need. Which aligns with the McKenzie poll.Button’s list has Reinbacher at 24, he’s saying in his opinion the scouts influencing Pronman and the scouts on McKenzie’s list are wrong. McKenzie has Reinbacher at 10, Pronman has him at 7.
Is Dalibor Dvorsky’s risk profile the same as Barrett Hayton and Jesperi Kotkaniemi’s were in their draft year? Interesting question.Pronman: What we can learn for the 2023 NHL Draft from the 2018 NHL Draft
How the 2018 draft played out can provide a blueprint for teams in this upcoming draft in many different ways.theathletic.com
I think it’s a fair debate. I don’t think Hayton had nearly the buzz that Dvorsky has and i had Hayton probably higher than anyone on this board his draft year (i had him at 11).Is Dalibor Dvorsky’s risk profile the same as Barrett Hayton and Jesperi Kotkaniemi’s were in their draft year? Interesting question.
And Hayton was nobody the year before his draft. Dvorsky has been top 5-10 on most lists for 2-3 years.I think it’s a fair debate. I don’t think Hayton had nearly the buzz that Dvorsky has and i had Hayton probably higher than anyone on this board his draft year (i had him at 11).