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HF Habs: 2025 NHL Draft: Part II
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MarkovsKnee
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I actually watched a portion of this game. And, all I could think while watching it was how chonky Ryabkin looked.
Also, after he boarded that guy and took a penalty, Tri-City scored on the PP to tie the game and when Ryabkin came out of the box one of the Tri-City guys clapped at him, like thanks for the PP kind of thing, Ryabkin crosschecked him. Lol
He's a bit of an asshole.
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Owen Martin,center 6’0’’ . Maybe in the fourth,fifth round.
Scouting report from Win Column:
Brady Martin is chugging along at a point-per-game pace for the Greyhounds this year to follow up a strong Hlinka-Gretzky showing. The 6’0” centreman who plays a skilled power forward style of game notched a hat trick two days ago against Erie and leads the Soo with 19 points and 10 goals to start the year.
Martin’s been one of my favourite players to watch all year long, he plays with a ton of jam, has sick hands and has a heavy release. Despite the fact he’s not lighting the OHL on fire like Cam Schmidt is in the WHL, he’s one of my guys and I think his style of game is incredibly translatable at the pro level.
Scouting report from Win Column:
Brady Martin is chugging along at a point-per-game pace for the Greyhounds this year to follow up a strong Hlinka-Gretzky showing. The 6’0” centreman who plays a skilled power forward style of game notched a hat trick two days ago against Erie and leads the Soo with 19 points and 10 goals to start the year.
Martin’s been one of my favourite players to watch all year long, he plays with a ton of jam, has sick hands and has a heavy release. Despite the fact he’s not lighting the OHL on fire like Cam Schmidt is in the WHL, he’s one of my guys and I think his style of game is incredibly translatable at the pro level.
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After the big 4 + Desnoyers and Frondell, I think the Habs would go Mrtka.
Similar to Reinbacher rationale, if you think he’s a top-4 RHD that’s better value than any of these 6” wingers available at 7
Similar to Reinbacher rationale, if you think he’s a top-4 RHD that’s better value than any of these 6” wingers available at 7
Because Habs are not allowed to draft Quebec born kids in the first rounds….
This should be an actual rule.
WeThreeKings
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I'd do it for sure if we ended up with a late 1st from packaging Evans and Armia. Worthwhile swing.
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On a side note, anyone checked some of the Hagens related topics on the main prospect sub forum? A certain poster is having an emotional meltdown unlike any I've seen in ages here, including hfhabs. 
WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
On a side note, anyone checked some of the Hagens related topics on the main prospect sub forum? A certain poster is having an emotional meltdown unlike any I've seen in ages here, including hfhabs.
Buch?
I kind of want to steer clear of turmoil players. Should be other decent talent available late first. Cootes or Fiddler types
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