Extremely mature kid, always has been. He's produced at every single level. It'll be no different in the NHL.
C Logan Stankoven - Texas, AHL (2021, 47th, DAL)
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Nikishin turning heads.
MrHeiskanen
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Nico Cauzuki
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Come on, Bob
This is a public service announcement.
By mid January many keeper pools have a trade deadline. Don’t do it. If it gives you 100% victory fine - anything less, hold.
Many heartaches to come for the weak minded.
By mid January many keeper pools have a trade deadline. Don’t do it. If it gives you 100% victory fine - anything less, hold.
Many heartaches to come for the weak minded.
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Can't wait to see him make his NHL debut, whenever that may be. Pure bulldog who produces every level he's at. Everyone should love him, from the analytics nerds (Dom, Shayna, etc) to the old school eye test types (Kypreos, Grapes, etc).
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Dallas prospects don't get much hype.
Hockeyville USA
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We need more Stars fans to hype him up. We need more Stars fans in general. I know hockey is niche, football is #1, 2, and 3 in Texas, and you won't have many "hockey first" fans, but the Stars are so fun most of the time (despite some mild underachieving at points).
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It's taking time, but Dallas is transforming more and more into a hockey city. There are now several NHLers who spent much of their youth career playing in Dallas. The infrastructure is there and still growing.
As the Stars have more success, the fanbase will grow in turn.
It's not just needing more Stars' fans either, it's that the major media outlets don't really focus on most southern teams until they have to.
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God willing, Dallas' football team will hopefully continue to lose in the playoffs for the rest of eternity so that the hockey team can rise.
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Are he and/or Bourque going to get a sniff this season? Didn't realize how exceptionally healthy Dallas has been, gotta think if they wind up needing him he doesn't go down again
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Without injuries? Doubtful. We have a ridiculously tight cap situation, and Nill loves to let his prospects ripen in the AHL.
We have been unbelievably healthy the past year and a half, especially at forward. Which is particularly strange when you look at the age distribution of our forwards and their extensive injury histories.
We pretty much unanimously agree that once either player gets a call up, they're gonna stick. Which may also be part of Nill's hesitation, as it would force another move to be made.
We're very comfortable with our top 13 forwards right now, and there are clear spots to open up soon for both Bourque and Stankoven (Duchene is a UFA after this year, Dadonov and Pavelski will be evaluated this offseason, and there will always be 4th line spots available in the future).
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Leading the A in scoring as a first year pro. I'm convinced Dallas is the only team in the league that is deep enough to keep him in the A (for now).
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He could probably beat out 1 or 2 players on the roster but he'd be getting bottom 6 minutes. Where he's currently eating minutes down in Texas
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Bourque's right on his heels, too.
Would be very cool if they ended up 1-2 at season's end.
Cooler still if Texas can go on a deep playoff run.
Artorius Horus T
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After scoring 3 points in 5 games, Logan has scored 4 goals, 7 points in his last 5 games.
So that slump was a short one.
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19 goals and just 3 points shy of 50 point mark (37 games).
So that slump was a short one.
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19 goals and just 3 points shy of 50 point mark (37 games).
they have had an up and down season so far
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Even the NHL coach is excitedly waiting.
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This is at even strength btw. Breaks down the defense using both strength and finesse
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3-point night. Capped it off with the OT winner with 5.3 seconds left. First AHL player to hit 50 points on the season, and he's a rookie.
He's not an AHL player by any means and shouldn't be down there.
He's not an AHL player by any means and shouldn't be down there.
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I am a huge Stankoven fan but he has blown past my expectations for this season. I anticipated a PPG of 0.7-0.9 as it is such a low scoring league and it is a big adjustment to the AHL from junior hockey. Incredible.
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This is so good goal from him, (S)Tanky is just so good player.
Indeed.
This what probably would have happened if Hawks sent Brinksy to the AHL in his rookie season.
Artorius Horus T
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Now i'm not hating or whatever but... Stankoven is less than year older what Wright
who himself is actually playing well in the AHL, with some consistency issues.
6 foot 1 / 200 lbs - 4th overall - 2nd year pro
Shane Wright, 20 | 17+13=30 (38 games)
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5 foot 7 / 170 lbs - 47h overall - 1st year pro
Stankoven, 20 | 20+30=50 (38 games)
who himself is actually playing well in the AHL, with some consistency issues.
6 foot 1 / 200 lbs - 4th overall - 2nd year pro
Shane Wright, 20 | 17+13=30 (38 games)
vs
5 foot 7 / 170 lbs - 47h overall - 1st year pro
Stankoven, 20 | 20+30=50 (38 games)
