Sarava
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I hope they leave him at Michigan State for one more season. Sign him when their season ends and give him the last few games of the year.
Prospect Info: 2024 2nd Overall - Artyom Levshunov
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bwana63
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Really hope Lev hits. Doesn't need to be a legit #1, I'd settle for a good top pairing, minutes munching dman. and that his floor is good middle pairing. not thrilled about this pick, but I'll be ecstatic to be wrong.
one thing's for sure: don't rush him
one thing's for sure: don't rush him
ChiHawks10
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He can play in the AHL. Don't see any reason why you don't have him in Rockford over college, personally. It wouldn't bother me in any way if he goes back to college. I just don't see a need for him to.
dj Mahoney
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Arty Could be a similar player to another RD that was picked 2nd overall way back in 2008. It would be incredible if he was .
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deytookerjaabs
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I'd prefer him back at Michigan State and have them focus on his assertiveness in making the best decisions with the puck, reading the play before it happens, etc.
In the games I watched he was involved in some error prone breakdowns that didn't hurt his team. At the next level some of those bad decisions just once a game will kill you. NCAA is more forgiving.
Physically, he'd probably be fine in the AHL, but no one questions his build/stride.
In the games I watched he was involved in some error prone breakdowns that didn't hurt his team. At the next level some of those bad decisions just once a game will kill you. NCAA is more forgiving.
Physically, he'd probably be fine in the AHL, but no one questions his build/stride.
this is kind of what I saw as well. I was feeling better for a few days but this brought be back to earth
What a stupid video that is. Like he is not going to develop anymore? He will be coached and he will develop. We will see how he fits in few years.
Well if scouting mastermind Michael Farkas (375 subscribers) says it's true...
Ace Card Bedard
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NCAA or AHL is fine with me. The quality of competition is good in both places.
Let him get lots of ice time and develop his game.
Let him get lots of ice time and develop his game.
Blackhawkswincup
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I say let him make choice
Don't put pressure on kid and let him do what he feels comfortable with
Not like the program is set to fall off cliff that he is returning to or that there is anything being done by coaching that would concern Hawks unlike other programs in state
Don't put pressure on kid and let him do what he feels comfortable with
Not like the program is set to fall off cliff that he is returning to or that there is anything being done by coaching that would concern Hawks unlike other programs in state
deytookerjaabs
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You should critique the points, not the person and/or how many followers they have.
While I don't agree with everything this guy says, he makes a lot of reasonable statements. I really like how he pointed out failing to spread responsibilities on the ice, like Bedard being used as an exit, a neutral zone solution and then the offensive solution many times in one shift is just too much to ask. And, his point of Lev's lowlights vis a vis coaching "as if coaches at every level haven't already tried to address x, y, z" is spot on. Those are things that will have to be addressed to succeed in the NHL.
"Moving problems down the line," that was great, discussing how the better/best players clean up a mess rather than pass the grenade to the next guy.
Plus, he talks about a thing of ultimate importance...having a structure & teammates to make a particular style work for a player, instead of just the usual one-dimensional videos that are like "oh look at what this guy CAN do, woahhhh!"
ClydeLee
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I watched 2 minutes but the style was not my tea, it's not about negative, but it's clearly flawed analyzing focus. It's weird things like oh he's not involved in plays he is though?
But the coaching element is the key because people who scouted him knowing his development point out some things specifically, yeah he wasn't being coached in Belarus to do. Because they aren't the structured programs. And it's hard to focus on details when making big leaps so suddenly. Why I think he should state at MSt.
Lev seems like he would fit with stretch passes here. The ocused on Bedard's lack of burner qualiry... everyone else we sign or draft 9/10 them are speeders. Seems like that would fit perfectly.
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Turn pro or return to school? Blackhawks, Artyom Levshunov have a decision to make
Dissecting the pros and cons of Levshunov signing and turning pro right away or delaying that for at least a year and returning to college.
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Why delay his AHL time if that's where he'd be in the 25/26 season? Rather get him over here now working with our guys and getting acclimated to the size and speed of the AHL game.
One of his major assets was jumping up a league 3 years in a row so I don't see why that should be stopped. I'll be fine with either decision however.
One of his major assets was jumping up a league 3 years in a row so I don't see why that should be stopped. I'll be fine with either decision however.
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