HuGort
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First seen Genborg in last summer H/G. Good size, wheels, played very physical. Looking at Hockey db numbers, he's having great year. Big jump from last year. Try get a look at him
2025 NHL Entry Draft
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Egresch
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I was trying to "compare" the offensive talent of this draft with those of 2023/24, taking into account how they were at the time of the draft and the potential I see in them. I took the top 5 from each year imo, and came to this conclusion:
1 Bedard
2 Celebrini
3 Michkov
4 Hagens
5 Demidov
6 Misa
7 Carlsson
8 Fantilli
9 Smith
10 Martone
11 Artamonov
12 Frondell
13 Catton
14 McQueen
15 Lindstrom
1 Bedard
2 Celebrini
3 Michkov
4 Hagens
5 Demidov
6 Misa
7 Carlsson
8 Fantilli
9 Smith
10 Martone
11 Artamonov
12 Frondell
13 Catton
14 McQueen
15 Lindstrom
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Pompeius Magnus
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Feels more and more like Desnoyers should be the target with our own first, unless we end up picking top 5 again. If we somehow end up in the 12-ish range, he might even be worth trading up a few spots to make sure we land him. I can really see the 2C pro potential there.
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MasterMatt25
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Rafael Meirer is having a good season in the NL, he only played 6 games with Reinbacher last year so I don't recall him off the top of my head. It's the last year he's eligible, currently tied with Rohrer for 2nd OA in pts for U-21 skaters, might be someone of interest with one of the late round picks we have if he keeps this up. His twin is teammates with Ben Merrill currently.
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WeThreeKings
Demidov is a HAB
I think only Misa/Schaefer and O'Brien have a shot at being where you have them.
Gaylord Q Tinkledink
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I was bored at work and looked up the average size of NHL teams.
Every team is 6'1/6'2 for average height.
Minnesota was at 6' even.
16 teams are 6'1, 15 teams 6'2 and 1 at 6'
Basically it would seem if your hopes for who the draft has more than 1, or 2 (depending on how many picks) are below 6'1 your draft choices probably suck
Every team is 6'1/6'2 for average height.
Minnesota was at 6' even.
16 teams are 6'1, 15 teams 6'2 and 1 at 6'
Basically it would seem if your hopes for who the draft has more than 1, or 2 (depending on how many picks) are below 6'1 your draft choices probably suck
For goaltenders.. i am ok with that and 5th and 6th defensemen......but...
Look at the end of the season..... the points leaders and you will see that half of them are sub 6.0.
Look at the best players in history of hockey and you will see that half of them are sub 6.0
No wonder why dumb Gm and Scouts missed Lane Hutson...
A lot of scouts could be replace by our grandmothers when their only thing to watch are skating, height and weight.........
Gaylord Q Tinkledink
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And the vast majority of them are 1st round picks.
3 of the top 10 were 1st overall and another 3 were top 10 picks.
This team has been drafting players below that size for decades now. How many stars have they drafted in the past 30 years ? Stars in general ?
You can still draft a player on the small side, but you want to make sure they've showed they're skilled, like Hutson.
What I'm saying is if the Habs have 10 picks, we shouldn't be seeing 4, 5, 6, or more picks where the players are under the NHL size.
