MichaelFarrell
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I don’t know if he’d only get 20 points though. He’s a dangerous player and if he gets PP time, he could do okay.
He’s not going to the WHL. It’s AHL or NHL for sure.
C/W Brad Lambert (2022, 30th, WPG) Part 3
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He’s not going to the WHL. It’s AHL or NHL for sure.
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I agree that there's no way he goes to the WHL now, he's made for professional hockey. He's making a statement, but give him the year on the Moose and let him whoop some ass. I was very nervous about this on draft day, but the raw talent, IQ and killer instincts are there. We can make him a hell of a player.
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Still can't believe he fell to 30, such a joke.
Looks like a first overall pick out there.
Looks like a first overall pick out there.
Yes he looked very very good tonight. Just can’t see him going to the WHL.
Very Early and biased aside I’ve watched highlights and some games of the other first rounders that have played preseason and he is up there with best performances.
Was slightly below Perfetti today
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It looks like he could have had 2 or 3 goals tonight. Kid is fire.
If he goes to a Junior Team he will light the league up.
I think this is the best choice for his development.
If he goes to a Junior Team he will light the league up.
I think this is the best choice for his development.
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Maybe his dad stopped texting him advice during games?
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Looked like McDavid on that rush
I actually wonder how much it affects Brad now that his uncle is actually coaching somewhere else and he can be away from his family. Sometimes that is good for kids.
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Who i wanted drw to pick, sure kasper has been looking good but nice to know the guy i wanted looks good too
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There was apparently and interview with the GM of Seattle Thunderbirds and he was specifically asked about Brad Lambert and his response was “We don’t expect Brad Lambert to be playing on our team this year” so looks like AHL at minimum. The kid with how he’s playing could get a 9 game audition in the show.
Biggest flaw with Lambert isn’t his iq, but his lack of capability to switch tempo/pace on his game. He was easily shut down in europe because of that. It was obvious in european style of game. In the NHL tempo is much higher and seems to fit him very well.
He still need to learn to pace his game. Think MacKinnon in his first years, obviously he was great at his rookie season, but his game didn’t improve couple years after that. Biggest problem was, he played in the same pace all the time and NHL teams figured him out after rookie season. He kept pushing play after play his head on the wall with similar plays, only utilizing his speed. MacKinnon is obviously more talented player, but i believe Lambert will have same problems eventually.
He still need to learn to pace his game. Think MacKinnon in his first years, obviously he was great at his rookie season, but his game didn’t improve couple years after that. Biggest problem was, he played in the same pace all the time and NHL teams figured him out after rookie season. He kept pushing play after play his head on the wall with similar plays, only utilizing his speed. MacKinnon is obviously more talented player, but i believe Lambert will have same problems eventually.
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karhukissa
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Just watched both of games he's played during pre-season and wow, he looks really good. Obviously it's still early, but he already looks like a steal.
Perfetti is a wizard. I feel like even suiting up with him makes players better...
I do think that Lambert can be a great complementary player with someone like Perfetti, whose vision is so next-level, allowing him to get to plays so quickly.
I've been very impressed with him -- he's been much better off the puck than I'd expected from (most) scouting reports, hounding puck carriers, disrupting plays and looking for takeaways. And on the puck he has some of that Ehlers-sque speed with tight puck control that is absolutely terrifying for D, since anything short of a perfect play means getting beat.
Def needs some work on positioning as the play transitions and some reps across the board against full teams playing their best players, and will be best served IMO by playing the rest of the preseason and then playing top-line minutes in the A, and coming up a bit later when he might stick for good.
But there's a ton to like about his play, and it's been a nice break from a hellish season and offseason for Jets fans -- nice to have some genuine excitement for a prospect.
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The fact he’s eligible for the AHL makes things so much easier for Winnipeg. They have a lot of flexibility with Lambert. They can put him exactly where he needs to be. While Wright is caught in a no man’s land, all or nothing, WHL or NHL.
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Checking out the buzz in this player Watching Lambert for the first time. He’s got wheels and certainly stands out with his speed. Looks like he’s got high ceiling and Jets got upside for this late 1st rounder
