Great article on Dvo. Wolf Tracks: We're in Dalibor Dvorsky's world now
Great article on Dvo. Wolf Tracks: We're in Dalibor Dvorsky's world now
hes going to be our #1 center over Thomas in a few years.
I am not so sure. I don't know if he becomes a PPG player year in year out. I think ROR type. Solid 1B center who will win you draws if he continues down the development path he is currently on. He clearly has areas to work on like all players do that are his age.
To me, he is very much like Jake Neighbors who has a rough point and some fans gave up on him way to early or put too much emphasis on the start of the season. I think it we can be optimistic,
not Benson eitherHonestly if we get a 1B/2A caliber center à la ROR or Horvat from Dvorsky, that solidifies our center depth for the next decade between Thomas and Dvo. That's a win for the franchise, as you can try to bolster other areas of need and lower the emphasis on drafting and developing or acquiring high quality centers. Would love to see Dvo be the 1A centre and make Thomas the 1B/2A guy, giving us a monstrous 1/2 punch down the middle, but that's much less certain.
It can't be ignored, but some of the center bias when considering BPA at the draft can be lessened when comparing similar prospects.
Would love to see Dvo flourish, but I'm not particularly concerned as his D+1 season is pretty widely acknowledged as being on track or exceeding expectations for one of the younger 2023 draftees (I'd go as far as saying relative to all 2023 draftees outside the top 4).
Snuggerud had a primary assist in a huge 2-1 win over WisconsinDvorsky goal, Pekarcik 1+3 - 1.44 ppg which is 4th in the USHL. Fantastic season for him too
Dvorsky goal, Pekarcik 1+3 - 1.44 ppg which is 4th in the USHL. Fantastic season for him too
anyone watch Springfield games? what's up with Dean??
Yes, Dean played and scored his 3rd goal of the season in a 6-3 T-birds win over Hartford. Vrana with 2 goals. Malcolm Subban with 33 saves.
How’s his gumption?I love Pakarcik’s game. He reminds me of a bigger and better Sobotka (prior to his later contract when he turned soft and thought he was a skilled player instead of hell on skates)
6'4" 200lb LHD.. judging by his stats most likely a stay at home/defensive dmanAnton Malmstrom is ready to begin his season. He was assigned to Springfield.
anyone watch Springfield games? what's up with Dean??
No shame in that. We'll see how long it takes him to get up to speed.6'4" 200lb LHD.. judging by his stats most likely a stay at home/defensive dman
I just happened to see that goal on the t birds insta recently, slick mitts there on the goal.Funny you ask ...
With just under seven minutes left in the period, rookie Zach Dean came up with his signature play of the season. The rookie centerman beautifully toe-dragged the puck from the left circle to walk around a defender before elevating a backhand shot over Garand's glove at 13:47, giving Springfield the lead back at 4-3 on his first goal in 13 games.
This matches scouting reports that I read on him around draft time. The main area of weakness is his shot and vision in offensive zone, but defensively, skating, and transition, he's pretty good. Feels like he can be a solid 3rd pair guy or top 4 with the right partner.I got the opportunity to watch Quinton Burns play last evening and walked away quite impressed. He is the #1 guy on his team though he isn’t one. He does look like a top 4 candidate. The skill that stood out most reminded me very much of Petro was his ability to make a long pass and spring a forward. Though they never finished. He did it on five different occasions. That’s some vision. Put him on Saginaw, Kitchener or London, he has 40-50 assists. The rest of his game was solid as advertised. That ability I was not aware of. Pretty slick passer.
How was his decision making with puck? That more than skill with puck has always been the question with him to me.I got the opportunity to watch Quinton Burns play last evening and walked away quite impressed. He is the #1 guy on his team though he isn’t one. He does look like a top 4 candidate. The skill that stood out most reminded me very much of Petro was his ability to make a long pass and spring a forward. Though they never finished. He did it on five different occasions. That’s some vision. Put him on Saginaw, Kitchener or London, he has 40-50 assists. The rest of his game was solid as advertised. That ability I was not aware of. Pretty slick passer.
There was nothing glaring that stood out, decision-making wise. Peterborough is a good for checking team. I can’t say when he didn’t have an option he did what you’re supposed to do. When in doubt chip it out.How was his decision making with puck? That more than skill with puck has always been the question with him to me.
I watched one of the Frontenacs games fairly recently and thought he looked solid too. I love that he has sandpaper to his game. Excited to see how he develops that part of his game when he fills out some more. I'd love to see someone in the bottom 4 that's got some nastiness to their game.I got the opportunity to watch Quinton Burns play last evening and walked away quite impressed. He is the #1 guy on his team though he isn’t one. He does look like a top 4 candidate. The skill that stood out most reminded me very much of Petro was his ability to make a long pass and spring a forward. Though they never finished. He did it on five different occasions. That’s some vision. Put him on Saginaw, Kitchener or London, he has 40-50 assists. The rest of his game was solid as advertised. That ability I was not aware of. Pretty slick passer.
Good. I think he has legit top 4 upside but is so far away the range of results are from mediocre ahl d to really good nhl d.There was nothing glaring that stood out, decision-making wise. Peterborough is a good for checking team. I can’t say when he didn’t have an option he did what you’re supposed to do. When in doubt chip it out.
He seem like the only defenseman looking to make a play and make quite a few