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Bit of an egglaying for Hagens this game tbh
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Feels more like Hagens is a very good 3rd line C with 2C upside, Martone may not hit but if he does its star winger with size. I really hope its not something the Sharks have to deal with haha Schaefer or Misa pleaseI think the bigger question is Hagens vs Martone. I agree that Misa has separated himself from the other two.
I think the bigger question is Hagens vs Martone. I agree that Misa has separated himself from the other two.
Agreed. If we end up at 3, Grier will have a philosophical choice to make.I think the bigger question is Hagens vs Martone. I agree that Misa has separated himself from the other two.
I think the bigger question is Hagens vs Martone. I agree that Misa has separated himself from the other two.
I still think Grier wants to add size up front so I think he picks Martone if the draft was tomorrow. Hagens seems to just be digging holes.Agreed. If we end up at 3, Grier will have a philosophical choice to make.
Hagens was basically invisible in BC's Beanpot loss tonight.
You could squint at Frondell if he keeps up his recent "I'm back, baby" pace, or REALLY squint at Desnoyers, as a Grier pick at 3/4. But I think you're right twice -- it's probably Martone, and it's possibly not the "right" choice even though it feels like the choice he might have to make. I hope to god we're not the front office that "has to take the gamble" on McQueen, this year's terrifying back injury Lindstrom.I still think Grier wants to add size up front so I think he picks Martone if the draft was tomorrow. Hagens seems to just be digging holes.
I'm not convince this would be the right choice though......
For the record, Hagens has only played half his games with Perreault/Leonard (and that line never worked, IMO). Right now he's got a 5 point player as his left winger. (And yeah, I'm now going to go rant in the Hagens thread.)Granted he's 8 months younger than Smith in his season of college hockey, but to produce .5 PPG less with the same elite- and year older- linemates seems concerning. WJC performance was good but not sure I put a whole lot of stock in playing with your college line including two 19 year olds, and Buium or Hutson. CHL hockey is fun, but its like a distant relatives to the NHL, whereas college and AHL feel like legitimate feeder leagues in terms of style/physical play/player size. Appreciate that makes it really hard to project different leagues.
Not surprisingly HF overreacts to hot streaks (and everything!) but I do think the public scout takes tend to be around 1-2 months behind HF, and media filtering of those messages might be another month. I think Misa will be the #2 guy, and I really, really hope Hagens picks it up, as there's probably a 50% chance we'll be picking third.
If you told me Hagens would be Logan Cooley, I'd definitely take that happily.
At least he'll be well-conditioned for having Goodrow on his wing when we draft him.For the record, Hagens has only played half his games with Perreault/Leonard (and that line never worked, IMO). Right now he's got a 5 point player as his left winger. (And yeah, I'm now going to go rant in the Hagens thread.)
You think Goodrow can keep up that pace for another year?At least he'll be well-conditioned for having Goodrow on his wing when we draft him.
Don’t agree with this. Misa would compliment Bedard better than Hagens. Misa does the details right, win pucks and don’t have to hold the puck a lot. Playing with Bedard, he could focus on finding open space and then fire on passes from Bedard. He also has the size advantage over Hagens.Will probably depend on team need. Like if it is Chicago, Hagens is probably ahead of Misa because he's a for sure center and a nice compliment to Bedard's offense only style.
If it's the Sharks, Misa is probably ahead of Hagens because he is a C/W tweener that is a bigger body than Hagens and we theoretically have Smith slated as our 2C of the future.