Kudo Shinichi
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Hutson with a sick fake on the defender and then power his way to the goalie, but his shot is stopped
You are looking at projectable tools, some people have been comparing Heineman to a Lehkonen with a better shot, better goalscoring and thats a pretty accurate comparison IMO, Heineman is even bigger and possibly has even better top speed, kid could become a legitimate 25 goals scorer in the league, I would say that would be absolute fantastic middle 6 production, a swiss knife you can use everywhere. As for Ylonen, I see him as a tier below Heineman, but kid still pocesses some great NHL tools and still can be a pretty legit middle 6 IMO.Now I know this is a hypothetical and you don't need to dignify this with a response.
If you legitimately took height of the equation, would you feel the same way? Wouldn't Farell have the most interesting offensive output out of the 3 prospects?
I'm not underrating Heineman or Ylonen, I understand what they can* potentially bring in a bottom 6 is tangibly higher than a similarly low productive Farell. I'm of the opinion that Farell has a higher offensive IQ and playmaking ability than the other 2 and if somehow that can translate, we make a 4th round pick into something in our top 9 moving forward.....
Please give your head a shake. He is not a burner but his skating is sufficient especially with a high hockey IQ like him. He was one of the best prospect at our rookie camp(if not the best) and he has been very good at the NCAA. Is he guaranteed to be a NHL player? No, but I would rather bet on him succeeding than a guy with top notch skating with average IQ.His skating is average at best and kid lacks overall strength. Im not saying he is a bad prospect, but I would have a hard time ranking him in our top 10.
If we had a Leafs like prospects pool, it would be indeed insulting.Please give your head a shake. He is not a burner but his skating is sufficient especially with a high hockey IQ like him. He was one of the best prospect at our rookie camp(if not the best) and he has been very good at the NCAA. Is he guaranteed to be a NHL player? No, but I would rather bet on him succeeding than a guy with top notch skating with average IQ.
Not top 10 is quite honestly insulting.
As long as it takesBut for how many more years: 1 or 2?
Watched the end of the AHL all star game before the beapot and I must say Woll looks pretty good.
He went to BU turned pro and played 15 games per year (injuries?) since.
This year he's on fire:
2.36 13 1 0 439 0.930
Joseph Woll Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Statistics of Joseph Woll, a hockey player from Dardenne Prairie, MO born Jul 12 1998 who was active from 2014 to 2025.www.hockeydb.com
Devon Levi is NorthEastern.
Really makes you wonder why the world junior coaches for the USA didn’t play Hutson more.