SirLoinOfCloth
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Uhh, bro. I think you're forgetting about O'Brien and Middleton. We have bodyguards now. Ain't no one messing with the avs.Im just concerned about him getting blown up every other shift.
Uhh, bro. I think you're forgetting about O'Brien and Middleton. We have bodyguards now. Ain't no one messing with the avs.Im just concerned about him getting blown up every other shift.
He’s built like a fridge. He’s short. Shorter than he’s listed as. I think some people will even be a little shocked at his height in an NHL uniform. But he’s thick especially in the lower body and core.
for sakic, its damned if you do, damned if you dont...whatever he does, jus cant win, always the unhappy few!
Im just concerned about him getting blown up every other shift.
Does not seem like a recipe to survive playoff hockey.He flies through the middle of the ice with his head down.
Im just concerned about him getting blown up every other shift.
He’ll have to learn how to avoid checks at the next level. That will be part of the adjustment.
This is my concern as well. Hopefully his shoulder is 100% healed and he doesn't re-aggravate it after the first big hit from someone like Reeves or Greenway.
That's part of why I bring it up. Newhook's style isn't really that of an elusive Sakic like style to spin off hits or avoid contact. He goes into the high traffic areas and takes his lumps in the corners to make plays.
This will be tougher to do at the NHL level for obvious reasons.
It’s time for him to move on from the NCAA.
He’ll start in the AHL and continue his development. There was nothing for him to gain by going back to college.
If he gets injured, he’ll rehab and come back, just like everybody else.
I think the Avalanche would rather he spend another year in school.Wonder if Helleson will leave too watching so many of his teammates sign.
Nah. He'll be good, just somewhere else.We can already write him off as a bust if he chooses #18.
Im just concerned about him getting blown up every other shift.
Thank you TVThe amount of performance bonuses are usually draft pick slotted. Will be interesting to see how Boldy, Knight and York’s come out but 16th overall picks usually do not get the full 850k schedule A performance bonuses. Kaut also a 16 got 425k. Caulfield only got 850k in year 3.
So IF there was much negotiation here I’d say Newhook won it. I’m also curious to see the GP bonus threshholds and if they are attainable or not. A GP bonus is pretty common for NCAA signings. Jost and Makar got them.
He isn’t physically ready for the NHL playoffs, neither is Byram tbh. And both have to learn not to get crushed with big hits so frequently
I can't get over him dressing like a 1920's GangsterI can’t get over how f***ing big his legs are.