C Cody Glass - Portland Winterhawks, WHL (2017, 6th, VGK)

[AB13]

You are so wrong, obviously its an opinion but, you are wrong in my opinion.
Hague has an awesome NHL career written all over him.

It really depends on how you define A-level, I guess, but he is nowhere near the likes of Glass, Brännström and Sandin

 

[AB13]

He absolutely, 100% is. Limitless ceiling and already performing very well in all three zones in the pros after obliterating juniors.

He is great but only a few players can be considered A level prospects

 

[Dominance]

He is great but only a few players can be considered A level prospects

And he’s one of them. If you consider Hughes and Makar as pretty much graduated, then he’s definitely in the top-5 defense prospects alongside Dobson, Smith, Boqvist, and Brannstrom. Maybe I’m forgetting someone, because those guys were just off the top of my head, but he’s definitely not the first guy to be bumped out of that group and arguably the last.

Anyhow, I strongly advise everyone to try their best to catch some Wolves games/recaps. Glass and Hague are very well rounded and fun players to watch.

 

[AB13]

And he’s one of them. If you consider Hughes and Makar as pretty much graduated, then he’s definitely in the top-5 defense prospects alongside Dobson, Smith, Boqvist, and Brannstrom. Maybe I’m forgetting someone, because those guys were just off the top of my head, but he’s definitely not the first guy to be bumped out of that group and arguably the last.

Anyhow, I strongly advise everyone to try their best to catch some Wolves games/recaps. Glass and Hague are very well rounded and fun players to watch.

Boqvist, Brännström, Sandin, Liljegren, Jokiharju, Bouchard, Smith and Dobson are all better than Hauge from what I’ve heard but I will need to watch Hauge more I guess

 

[HanSolo]

The only thing limiting Hague's NHL potential is his skating speed/agility. He's incredibly gifted in most if not all other respects.

 

[thelittlecoon]

Oh my god he just got absolute destroyed. Had to be helped off the ice.

 

[sasha barkov]

Oh my god he just got absolute destroyed. Had to be helped off the ice.

link to vid?

 

[Broad Street Buddies]

link to vid?

 

[McNurse]

That’s so terrible to hear

 

[mrsgoldenknight]

Oh my god he just got absolute destroyed. Had to be helped off the ice.

I am furious, he was playing so well. I feel so bad for him

 

[thelittlecoon]

I am furious, he was playing so well. I feel so bad for him

Back for the 3rd period, thankfully.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

Didn't he recently look like he snapped his leg in half and then ended up coming right back? His name may be Glass but the dude is made of adamantium

 

[Fantomas]

Didn't he recently look like he snapped his leg in half and then ended up coming right back? His name may be Glass but the dude is made of adamantium

He's like Sebastian Aho that way. Maybe in more ways than one.

 

[FlyguyOX]

Bs hit

 

[stRANGERdanger]

Hate to be that guy but wtf is the coaching staff doing letting him back into the game after he was knocked out and not moving on the ice.

 

[FlyguyOX]

Hate to be that guy but wtf is the coaching staff doing letting him back into the game after he was knocked out and not moving on the ice.

Agree. I was shocked to hear he was back in.

 

[DieTomi]

Hate to be that guy but wtf is the coaching staff doing letting him back into the game after he was knocked out and not moving on the ice.

Yeah that's pretty gutless. Don't know how it was allowed.

 

[Static]

Glad he is ok, he's a special prospect.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

Cody scored his 15th point of the play-offs (19 games)

AHL top 8 in scoring:

1. Andrew Poturalski (CHA) 10+10=20 (1.33 ppg)
2. Adam Cracknell (SDG) 7+9=16 (1.07 ppg)
3. Morgan Geekie (CHA) 7+9=16 (1.00 ppg)
4. Jeremy Bracco (TOR) 4+12=16 (1.24 ppg)
5. Tomas Jurco (CHA) 7+8=15 (1.00 ppg)
6. Cody Glass (CHI) 6+9=15 (0.79 ppg)
7. Curtis McKenzie (CHI) 8+6=14 (0.74 ppg)
8. Tomas Hyka (CHI) 3+11=14 (0.74 ppg)

AHL top 8 in rookie scoring:

1. Morgan Geekie (CHA) 7+9=16 (1998)
2. Cody Glass (CHI) 6+9=15 (1999)
3. Sam Steel (SDG) 6+7=13 (0.82 ppg) (1998)
4. Zach Whitecloud (CHI) 3+10=13 (0.69) ppg (1996)
5. Nic Hague (CHI) 3+8=11 (0.58 ppg) (1998)
6. Rasmus Sandin (TOR) 0+10=10 (0.78 ppg) (2000)
7. Maxime Comtois (SDG) 5+4=9 (0.80 pg) (1999)
8. Martin Necas (CHA) 3+6=9 (0.60 ppg) (1999)

 

[Artorius Horus T]

6 games in the regular season, 3+2=5
19 games in the play-offs, 6+9=15
=
25 games as a pro so far, 9+11=20

 

[HanSolo]

Solid. Still think I want him to spend one year in the AHL before Vegas pulls him up to the big club.

 

[DudeWhereIsMakar]

He and Stelio Mattheos playing each other like they always did growing up.

 

[MichaelFarrell]

I thought he looked pretty good as the game went on today. I wouldn’t say he necessarily looked NHL ready, but it was a very sloppy game for both teams in my opinion. Glad to see he got on the board with an assist.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

I thought he looked pretty good as the game went on today. I wouldn’t say he necessarily looked NHL ready, but it was a very sloppy game for both teams in my opinion. Glad to see he got on the board with an assist.

It was actually quite nice set up play for the d-man (that Pacioretty rebound goal)

 

[landy92mack29]

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