Not sure about calling him up as I have not watched more than highlights on this guy but he sure seems like a find. Someone to possibly get excited about.
Coming into the A i was excited to see what Petrov could become ....what happened there?
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Not sure about calling him up as I have not watched more than highlights on this guy but he sure seems like a find. Someone to possibly get excited about.
Coming into the A i was excited to see what Petrov could become ....what happened there?
I have to agree with you. Though I tremble in my boots disagreeing with Oilcup with a bazillion posts and another guy with Moderator splashed across his Avatar (does this make him head Gladiator?) it looks as though from the 3 or 4 parts of games I have seen (am far from any expert on the London Knights) that someone specifically from the Oilers might have gone to the Hunters and said 'Develop this guys two way defensive game'. Not sure that the Hunters would even listen.
As an aside -- if we ever find the courage to fire Mr. Schwartz -- and i know he is not specificaly a goalie coach but Rob Simpson could do a lot of good in our organization.
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Was wondering if the Condors hadn’t played in a while, since no updates in this thread.
I see it’s been a 3 game shit streak
Colin Chaulk-Outline is back in meme form
I see it’s been a 3 game shit streak
Colin Chaulk-Outline is back in meme form
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Nope, Woodcroft was part of the crew that went all in with Desharnais and didn't give Kesselring a second to see what he could do here. I do agree with cleaning house down there though.
Said for a while Chaulk is the wrong guy down in Bako. Time to put him and the staff on ice at the end of the season and make new hires all.
Why end of season? These are some big developmental seasons for a few guys who the organization feels should be pushing for roles on the big club as soon as next season.
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People have been saying it for awhile, but there's a couple posters that get very defensive over the idea.
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I think that's directed at me haha, but I still think it's easily a player issue more than a coach issue.
People complained that Chaulk needed to play Bourgault, Tullio and Savoie more. They leave the team and now they're on the 4th line, being healthy scratched and in the ECHL.
Talented players produce under Chaulk. I just don't think they've had all that many talented players down there recently.
Doubt the team does anything in season in Bako and there’s probably a better selection of personnel available off season I would think.
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Actually, no. It wasn't directed at you. I didn't know your opinion on him before.
But now that I do..HOW DARE YOU
I haven't been a fan of Chaulk since he was often giving BOTH back to back games to Pickard while Rodrigue, who desperately needed gametime, was often sitting from the bench. It's part of the reason why at 24, Rodrigue has still only played 100 games.
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Not great with the Condors flailing. Need the Prospects to develop in a positive environment. We had good vibes when Vinny, Clouder, and Skinner were coming up. Who knows where Savoie's production could be with a better team.
I don't watch Bako so can't speak to the problem. Do they need to bring in more effective AHL vets? Get rid of Chaulk? Woody's probably bored, lets bring him back.
I don't watch Bako so can't speak to the problem. Do they need to bring in more effective AHL vets? Get rid of Chaulk? Woody's probably bored, lets bring him back.
Chaulk just seems like a dude who constantly favors veteran players when the goal down in our farm should be letting the young bloods develop by being given more ice time and opportunities. Curlock pays a lot of attention towards the farm team, so if even he is taking nips on Chaulk, then you know Chaulk is awful.
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AHL coaches have a built in conflict of interest. On one hand their main contribution to the big team is development, but for them winning is the route to the NHL. Vets can help you win.
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Teams do way more due diligence than just looking at who won the calder cup. If they looks and see that an organization has graduated zero prospects for the team they are farming from it doesn't matter how many championships they win in the ahl because the NHL is based in developing young players into long term nhlers.
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Yes but the NHL is about winning. If you get a guy that can develop and win then you have a potentially great NHL coach in the making.
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I think Chaulk has done an okay job giving young guys a chance, but his system is (or seems to be) highly defensive. If you're not defensively responsible then you're not going to play.
To which, fair enough; but my big critique is for a coach in a developmental league, players rarely seemed to take a step forward under him. Broberg last year more or less hit the ground running, that wasn't a slow burn. Lavoie? Sorta, but never enough to earn an NHL look. Even Holloway looked meh under him, lest a hat trick in his final AHL game to make his numbers look better.
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I will give Oiler management credit for something here:
They parted ways with Carter Savoie, Lavoie, Tullio and Bourgault and looking at the results thus far in the season (still a long way to go mind you) none of these guys look like they will play in the NHL. These decisions seemed to be the right call.
Looking at Bako's season to date, it appears that there will be a few more "graduates" come summer.
With the possible exception of M. Savoie (he hasn't been great either) and Philp (who is already 26 years of age) how many other guys in Bako look like they have any shot at the NHL? Maybe Rodrigue?
They parted ways with Carter Savoie, Lavoie, Tullio and Bourgault and looking at the results thus far in the season (still a long way to go mind you) none of these guys look like they will play in the NHL. These decisions seemed to be the right call.
Looking at Bako's season to date, it appears that there will be a few more "graduates" come summer.
With the possible exception of M. Savoie (he hasn't been great either) and Philp (who is already 26 years of age) how many other guys in Bako look like they have any shot at the NHL? Maybe Rodrigue?
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