Stop quoting him and we won't have to read him either.I watched him, and he is abysmal defensively.
I feel sorry for Flames fans having to read OKG spew his constant overrating of players.
This same poster thinks Monahan is a 3C, made up something called winger goals, says Jankowski can replace Monahan now..... etc and now he/she thinks Kylington for Nylander is a fair trade. It's really par for the course.Is this a joke? One of the worst proposals I've seen in a while.
I think Kylington for Asplund + something small is closer to fair
I think Kylington for Asplund + something small is closer to fair
No idea what kind of player Asplund is like, but I'd pass. Flames don't need forwards. Kylington/Andersson are too important to the Flames depth for defense.
What do you think this is?
Well if you want to mention production...
Kylington's 1st season in Stockton he ended with 12 pts in 47 games, this season he has 8 pts in 16 games.
This is Nylander's 1st season in the AHL, and he's got 13 pts in 20 games.
Sure, Nylander plays FW but Kylington is an offensive Dman, but regardless Nylander has out-produced Kylington's 1st season in the minors after only 20 games.
If you want to revert back to draft status or pedigree, it's still not close. Kylington was NEVER discussed as highly as Nylander was.
Starting point? On absolutely no planet is Nylander worth Hamilton. IF we talk Hamilton, you would need to talk Risto, and no, I am not even remotely joking.I would certainly be interested in trading for Kylington, just not for Nylander. Now if you wanted to offer up Dougie Hamilton for Nylander I'd say that's a pretty good starting point.
I would certainly be interested in trading for Kylington, just not for Nylander. Now if you wanted to offer up Dougie Hamilton for Nylander I'd say that's a pretty good starting point.
How is a top two d a starting point for a prospect projected as a first/second line scorer?
I never said buffalo wouldn't need to add in a serious way but a top 10 draft pick who is looking good already in the ahl is certainly a nice carrot to dangle in a deal for a guy like Hamilton. He's not likely to get you guys a superstar player but I could see you getting an excellent package for him including a great prospect, a high pick and a roster player.
You are completely contradicting yourself. You openly admit that Nylander should produce more but I'll indulge anyway. Would you rather have a .6 PPG offensive forward or a .5 PPG two way dman? For me that's an easy one. Sorry but Kylington is not an offensive dman. Wherever you got that from is false. His game is two way with offensive abilities which is exactly what he is showing. Of course Nylander is going to outproduce Kylington, he should. If you really want to get into that argument I can talk to you about how Andrew Mangiapane has outproduced the godly Alex Nylander and he was a 5th round pick, what's the point?
I have a hard time putting any stock in what you post when you talk about Kylington never being discussed as highly as Nylander because that is so wrong. In fact Kylington was probably talked about more highly than Nylander up until about the last few months of the season. He was viewed as a top 10 that could go top 5 so not too sure where you are getting that from.
You shouldn't be comparing their offensive output anyway. It's a terrible argument.You fail to understand or acknowledge that Kylington is one whole year ahead of Nylander in his development. You compare .6 to .5, when in fact you should be comparing .6 to .25 (Kylington's PPG his first year in Stockton). And yeah, I think of Kylington as a offensive Dman because he isn't a defensive Dman. Maybe he's starting to get his D game right, whatever. It doesn't matter to me because the premise of this thread is ridiculous, and you chipped in with more silly.
I never said buffalo wouldn't need to add in a serious way but a top 10 draft pick who is looking good already in the ahl is certainly a nice carrot to dangle in a deal for a guy like Hamilton. He's not likely to get you guys a superstar player but I could see you getting an excellent package for him including a great prospect, a high pick and a roster player.
But that package does nothing at all for a team that desperately wants to make the playoffs. Trading a player who is trying to carry us to the playoffs for a maybe like Nylander is as bad as the original proposal, of us trading from a weakness for a relative strength.
If you offered Psyky (I don't know how to spell his name), and the 8th overall last year along with a decent LHD prospect for Hamilton, I would have said yes.
If you offered Psyky (I don't know how to spell his name), and the 8th overall last year along with a decent LHD prospect for Hamilton, I would have said yes.
This same poster thinks Monahan is a 3C, made up something called winger goals, says Jankowski can replace Monahan now..... etc and now he/she thinks Kylington for Nylander is a fair trade. It's really par for the course.