Seems like he may of turned the corner...
7 points last 3 AHL games (10 points in 21 games before that)
7 points last 3 AHL games (10 points in 21 games before that)
Same tbh.There's still a part of me that would prefer Perfetti to Raymond. (Don't tell the Wings board)
If/when the OHL opens for next season, does he have to go back there if he doesn't make the Jets, or can he be sent to the AHL now that he has played a season there? I'm not sure of the rules since a situation like this (cancelled ohl season) is unprecidented.Thank god hes in the AHL for this year.
As of right now he’d have to go back to the OHL next year, I hope they make some kind of rule that each team can have 1 or 2 players that are exempt from the CHL-NHL agreement because it seems kind of stupid to send a kid back to the OHL who was close to a ppg in the AHL as an 18 year oldIf/when the OHL opens for next season, does he have to go back there if he doesn't make the Jets, or can he be sent to the AHL now that he has played a season there? I'm not sure of the rules since a situation like this (cancelled ohl season) is unprecidented.
As of right now he’d have to go back to the OHL next year, I hope they make some kind of rule that each team can have 1 or 2 players that are exempt from the CHL-NHL agreement because it seems kind of stupid to send a kid back to the OHL who was close to a ppg in the AHL as an 18 year old
I think they will try and keep him with the Jets, I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t even be allowed in Europe unless the OHL was canceled again. When you sign an OHL contract it locks you in with that team until you’re either in the NHL or 20 years old. Otherwise NHL teams would just send all their top CHL prospects over to Europe to play proThe best thing for Cole and other D+1, D+2 players from OHL is that they are developing in the AHL and learning Pro Systems. Cole has really improved his defensive game, adapting to C, and playing against bigger, stronger players. This upcoming season he should concentrate on skating, endurance and strength. The rest of his game is solid with tremendous offensive upside.
As far as next year the OHL is a step backwards. Either the Jets or Europe as of right now are his options. With a solid rest of the season and a successful training program he just might crack the Jets lineup?
I feel at the very least, they should make an exemption for OHL guys that played in the AHL all year this year. Even though he likely isn't ready to be a regular nhler next year and get sporadic playing time, it's certainly the superior option to having him go down a level by returning to the OHL from AHL competition, its just absurd to think that multiple players who have demonstrated that they belong in the AHL will be stuck going back to the O next year.I think they will try and keep him with the Jets, I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t even be allowed in Europe unless the OHL was canceled again. When you sign an OHL contract it locks you in with that team until you’re either in the NHL or 20 years old. Otherwise NHL teams would just send all their top CHL prospects over to Europe to play pro
Ok.. but yikes ..how bad is the A this season if an 18 yrold, certainly not known for his open ice speed , can go coast?! That D he blows by , looks to be in need of some serious pivot work..lol
That had little to do with open ice speed. They gave him the zone entry, and somehow the defender didn't cut his angle off at all when he came in from a very wide angle. Not to disrespect Perfetti, I like him a lot as a prospect. But, how that was even allowed to transpire was a mess defensively. Even McDavid rarely can cut in from that wide an angle without being cut-off.Ok.. but yikes ..how bad is the A this season if an 18 yrold, certainly not known for his open ice speed , can go coast?! That D he blows by , looks to be in need of some serious pivot work..lol
I think they will try and keep him with the Jets, I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t even be allowed in Europe unless the OHL was canceled again. When you sign an OHL contract it locks you in with that team until you’re either in the NHL or 20 years old. Otherwise NHL teams would just send all their top CHL prospects over to Europe to play pro
Seems like he may of turned the corner...
7 points last 3 AHL games (10 points in 21 games before that)
That had little to do with open ice speed. They gave him the zone entry, and somehow the defender didn't cut his angle off at all when he came in from a very wide angle. Not to disrespect Perfetti, I like him a lot as a prospect. But, how that was even allowed to transpire was a mess defensively. Even McDavid rarely can cut in from that wide an angle without being cut-off.
There's still a part of me that would prefer Perfetti to Raymond. (Don't tell the Wings board)
Ok.. but yikes ..how bad is the A this season if an 18 yrold, certainly not known for his open ice speed , can go coast?! That D he blows by , looks to be in need of some serious pivot work..lol
There's still a part of me that would prefer Perfetti to Raymond. (Don't tell the Wings board)