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07’s are the next draft. I’m assuming spring if things are back on track. He’s in the US now anyways, no clue if coming back.
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07’s are the next draft. I’m assuming spring if things are back on track. He’s in the US now anyways, no clue if coming back.
Dirtyf1ghter
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2025 mock...
You can add in your DB Masun Fleece, the Shattuck's leader
Yea Jan is a pretty good player too, hes Slovakian so i didn’t put him on that list.
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Unfortunately the Manitoba U15 league is garbage. Usually a coupe players tear it up every year so it's not the best argument for a kids potential.
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616 NHL games and over a 0.5 PPG player isn't that bad. Never understood the "Daigle is a bust" train.
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He was a bust. He was hyped to be "generational" and never even came close to it. No.1 overall picks don't have careers that are 0.5 PPGs.
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Bubbles
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Lafreniere is 20 and has barely begun his career. Not sure why you're bringing him into this.
Daigle is a bust, not sure what your argument is that he is not.
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LAF will be fine. I am more concerned about QB - but even then, I am sure he will be fine.
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only reason Daigle bust was because he even admitted he never liked hockey, his father pushed him and he was motivated by money only...he had all the talent in the world....if he cared about working hard and getting better we would still be talking about how great he was
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I'm sure that is more common than we know. I am sure there are plenty of players who are motivated by money (only).
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oh i do not doubt...I just know people talk about Alex Daigle like he never had the talent...all that was there it was his commitment to the game..
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When I suggested some players might take it easy as their draft / payday approaches, I was told I had no idea what I was talking about. Then I saw an article saying some NBA draft prospects have admitted to it - I wish I'd posted the article.
Finland u16 playoffs are now going on and some 07’s have been on fire.
F Max Westergård 5 games 5+7=12
F Jasu Mensonen 5 games 2+7=9
Also in the regular season Jasper Inkinen played at their line. He’s 07 too. These three led Lukko in the regular season.
Their line combined 131 points in 40 regular season games.
Inkinen won rookie of the year trophy in u16 sm
F Max Westergård 5 games 5+7=12
F Jasu Mensonen 5 games 2+7=9
Also in the regular season Jasper Inkinen played at their line. He’s 07 too. These three led Lukko in the regular season.
Their line combined 131 points in 40 regular season games.
Inkinen won rookie of the year trophy in u16 sm
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He was never hyped to be generational, stop inventing things. He was supposed to be Sakic-ish (star).
He did bust.
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Love these threads. Count me in the yay category.
I've seen a few of these kids at the 15O championships and at the Fall Classic in Pittsburgh.
James Hagens is the best F I've seen. He's a complete player with just the right amount of creativity.
I saw Ryker Lee in one of those lists above. He has the goods too. Nice hustle on D. Creative in the O zone. I think his trouble will be his size. They list him at 115 or so. Whatever. Really fun to watch.
The Chicago Mission G, Nicholas Kempf is really solid too. He won the championship for them this year by shutting down SSM.
A sleeper for me is Jake Merens. Well, he's a sleeper from my perspective. Love his game, his hustle, his hockey IQ.
Keep the conversation going, gents
I've seen a few of these kids at the 15O championships and at the Fall Classic in Pittsburgh.
James Hagens is the best F I've seen. He's a complete player with just the right amount of creativity.
I saw Ryker Lee in one of those lists above. He has the goods too. Nice hustle on D. Creative in the O zone. I think his trouble will be his size. They list him at 115 or so. Whatever. Really fun to watch.
The Chicago Mission G, Nicholas Kempf is really solid too. He won the championship for them this year by shutting down SSM.
A sleeper for me is Jake Merens. Well, he's a sleeper from my perspective. Love his game, his hustle, his hockey IQ.
Keep the conversation going, gents
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Names being thrown around at the top end of the talent range playing in the US out east I've seen are below:
- James Hagens - Mount Saint Charles U15 (Late 06 birthday)
- LJ (John) Mooney - Pittsburgh Jr Penguins U14/15
- Cooper Dennis - Bishop Kearney U14
- Conrad Fondrk - Mount Saint Charles U14
- Liam Kilfoil - Mount Saint Charles U14
- Ethan Wyttenbach - LI Gulls U14
- Jack Murtagh - Bishop Kearney U14
It's basically Hagens then Mooney then everyone else at this age level out east at the moment. There's a bunch of stuff you can find out there on Hagens & Mooney. Hagens will be on the U17 NTDP team next year
- James Hagens - Mount Saint Charles U15 (Late 06 birthday)
- LJ (John) Mooney - Pittsburgh Jr Penguins U14/15
- Cooper Dennis - Bishop Kearney U14
- Conrad Fondrk - Mount Saint Charles U14
- Liam Kilfoil - Mount Saint Charles U14
- Ethan Wyttenbach - LI Gulls U14
- Jack Murtagh - Bishop Kearney U14
It's basically Hagens then Mooney then everyone else at this age level out east at the moment. There's a bunch of stuff you can find out there on Hagens & Mooney. Hagens will be on the U17 NTDP team next year
