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Prospect Info: 75th overall pick - Vinzenz Rohrer
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He is gonna make a ton of points in the OHL starting next year. Fan of his game. Relentless, always on top of his guys, first guy to backtrack, dynamic with the puck, etc. Bobrov or Lapointe was not lying by saying he was playing the right way. More exciting than Luke Tuch, Kostenko, etc.
Scott Wheeler wrote a great article on him if you have not read it. How second-round pick Vinzenz Rohrer travelled a unique yet familiar road to the draft
Nice pick! Really looking forward his development. He will need to add some weights, but I think we might have something here.
Scott Wheeler wrote a great article on him if you have not read it. How second-round pick Vinzenz Rohrer travelled a unique yet familiar road to the draft
Nice pick! Really looking forward his development. He will need to add some weights, but I think we might have something here.
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Wonder how he compares to fellow Latvian Zemgus Girgensons, I always liked him but feel like Sabres rushed him to NHL.
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He's Austrian, and not nearly as jakt as Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Watching some tape - Trocheck vibes, anyone else get them?
Chadstudsky
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Kid just needs to test his limits, tren harder, d-bolish his goals, anavar give up
jrom
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Been reading on his background, very happy with this pick (was a tennis player before switching to hockey like his friend Marco Rossi !) Not a top 6 upside but could be a very good 3rd line player (compete, motor, skating)
On a side note I really like the personnalities of the players they're bringing in, they seem to be paying a lot of attention to the locker room "vibe" and it kinda makes sense, these guys will spend so much time together (Dach alluded to it in his interview). Rohrer looks as chill as Harris (in a good way).
Smart kid too
On a side note I really like the personnalities of the players they're bringing in, they seem to be paying a lot of attention to the locker room "vibe" and it kinda makes sense, these guys will spend so much time together (Dach alluded to it in his interview). Rohrer looks as chill as Harris (in a good way).
Smart kid too
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Brock
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Some more info on Rohrer for you:
ohlprospects.blogspot.com
I'm a big fan of Rohrer and this selection.
My Final Top 50 OHL Players for the 2022 NHL Entry Draft - Part 3: 30-11
This is the third part of my final top 50 OHL players eligible for the 2021 NHL Entry Draft. Here you will find players ranked 30 through 1...
ohlprospects.blogspot.com
I'm a big fan of Rohrer and this selection.
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To continue my thoughts from the day of the draft, the comp that I always thought about during the 67s season was Patrice Bergeron. Now, personally I see Bergeron as one of the game's best ever 2-way players and to expect Rohrer to reach anywhere close to that level would be unrealistic, there are some similarities in the way they skate, generate offense, elite level hockey IQ, and their very mature defensive games at such a young age. Rohrer is sturdy and agile on his skates, but needs to improve his acceleration to reach the next level...that should come with lower-body strength training, but its worth noting that Bergeron has put together a hall of fame career without being anything more than an average/acceptable skater. Rohrer's hockey IQ has already been well-documented in scouting reports and in this thread, and his deployment (both special teams) by Cameron bears that out. But the forechecking, board play, positioning, vision/passing ability...all similar to Bergeron imo.
I'll also highlight that while Rohrer led the 67s in scoring, the team was missing its nominal best forward, Jack Beck, for a large part of the season due to internal injuries; Rohrer's all-around game noticeably improved when Beck returned and was able to take some pressure off him as the 67s primary offensive player. There was a point during the season (during Beck's lengthy absence) that Rohrer seemed worn-down, but as I said in my earlier post he picked his play back up later in the season which is a huge credit to him. He was firing on all cylinders in the latter part of the regular season and in the playoffs. And by all accounts, including some limited interactions I've had with him, he's an incredibly nice, well-demeanored and hard-working kid and seems extremely coachable. He'll do well in Ottawa for another season or two under Cameron, who's obviously a pro-style coach.
I'll also highlight that while Rohrer led the 67s in scoring, the team was missing its nominal best forward, Jack Beck, for a large part of the season due to internal injuries; Rohrer's all-around game noticeably improved when Beck returned and was able to take some pressure off him as the 67s primary offensive player. There was a point during the season (during Beck's lengthy absence) that Rohrer seemed worn-down, but as I said in my earlier post he picked his play back up later in the season which is a huge credit to him. He was firing on all cylinders in the latter part of the regular season and in the playoffs. And by all accounts, including some limited interactions I've had with him, he's an incredibly nice, well-demeanored and hard-working kid and seems extremely coachable. He'll do well in Ottawa for another season or two under Cameron, who's obviously a pro-style coach.
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Apparently Rohrer's countrymate Marco Kasper is coming in N.A. to play for the 67's, the Austrians are going to be fun to watch next season!
Solid pick here. Super young and his style of play should get him to the NHL.
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Interesting, I remember Baumgartner very well as the Laval Titans played 15 mins away from my house and I got to watch him quite a few times. Always thought he'd have a great career. Never knew he was Austrian though!
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Lehkonen as well? Maybe not as violent but certainly as much energy and playing the 200' game.
I'll admit. I don't know much about Rohrer. Just the video I can see after we picked him.
Habs won't have problems with depth for the foreseeable future. Guys will bust but some will surprise. Add more quality and I'm a believer
Did he confirm that? I thought it was pretty much locked in that he was going to Detroit's Swedish farm team in Rögle.
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Marco Kasper s'amènerait en Amérique du nord
La nouvelle appartient à Shawn Simpson du réseau TSN. L’Autrichien aurait choisi de transférer de ce côté-ci de l’Atlantique pour la prochaine saison. Le premier choix des Red Wings au dernier encan, le 8eme au total a évolué avec la formation de Rogle dans la ligue élite suédoise lors de la...
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That was according from Shawn Simpson tsn.
