C/W Brad Lambert (2022, 30th, WPG) Part 3

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[hotcabbagesoup]

Call him up Jets!

 

[JiricekSaveUs]

The jets are sneaky good at drafting.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

He just keeps scoring.
Man his game just fits NA style hockey.
so well

 

[Artorius Horus T]

He will play a regular top 6/9 role next season in the NHL i think
- just too much skill and speed not to



15 points
0.83 ppg

Doing stuff like that at 19 in the AHL, he good

 

[Artorius Horus T]

so good

 

[WhiskeyYerTheDevils]

I wonder if Lambert gets a call up with Connor potentially hurt.

 

[MardyBum]

I wonder if Lambert gets a call up with Connor potentially hurt.

Nah, not how Bowness rolls. He'll probably call up Toninato. If not then Viel, Reichel or some other guy to sit in the PB/4th line.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

1+1

 

[Artorius Horus T]

3rd 1+1 game in 4 games.

 

[ello]

He's surprisingly big too for such a fast skater, saw him in person with other Jets prospects in public this summer at some team bonding event i think and he was noticeably taller than McGroarty and Barlow. Probably up to 6'2+ at this point.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

He's surprisingly big too for such a fast skater, saw him in person with other Jets prospects in public this summer at some team bonding event i think and he was noticeably taller than McGroarty and Barlow. Probably up to 6'2+ at this point.

he is listed at 6 foot 0
so him being at 6 foot 2 or taller is interesting

 

[miscs75]

Do the Jets really need him? He’d look so much better playing for his uncle Lane.

 

[ffh]

Nah, not how Bowness rolls. He'll probably call up Toninato. If not then Viel, Reichel or some other guy to sit in the PB/4th line.

A. It's not bowness call.
B. He isn't ready for the NHL let alone a top 6 role

 

[Boonk]

Dude needs all the AHL playing time this year. Next year that 2C spot is up for grabs tho.

 

[Dirtyf1ghter]

I'll stay tuned to see how players like McGroarty, Perfetti, Lucius, Barlow and Lambert will combine in the NHL. I have a hard time seeing them in a very specific role.

 

[jetsv2]

I'll stay tuned to see how players like McGroarty, Perfetti, Lucius, Barlow and Lambert will combine in the NHL. I have a hard time seeing them in a very specific role.

Very strange to include Perfetti with the rest of those players when he is already in the NHL and scoring on pace for over 50 points this year.

 

[Dirtyf1ghter]

Very strange to include Perfetti with the rest of those players when he is already in the NHL and scoring on pace for over 50 points this year.

The group is made up of forwards from the same generation who will have to play together.

 

[WhiskeyYerTheDevils]

The group is made up of forwards from the same generation who will have to play together.

Have you heard of player trades? If all those guys reach their potential I imagine we'd see at least 1-2 shipped out.

 

[lanky]

Have you heard of player trades? If all those guys reach their potential I imagine we'd see at least 1-2 shipped out.

Lucius might be the exception due to injuries but those guys will be Jets.

 

[WhiskeyYerTheDevils]

Lucius might be the exception due to injuries but those guys will be Jets.

I'm not saying otherwise necessarily, but there's only 6 top 6 spots. If they all become top 6 players, it might make sense to make a swap for a dman.

 

[WhiskeyYerTheDevils]

With 5g 10p in his last 8 games, he now leads the Moose in goals and points despite missing 3 games. And not to tout +/- too much, but he also leads all Moose forwards at +2 on a team with a -26 goal differential.

After his performance in the WHL last year, and now an impressive AHL rookie campaign, I have to wonder how much higher he'd go in a redraft?

 

[heretik27]

With 5g 10p in his last 8 games, he now leads the Moose in goals and points despite missing 3 games. And not to tout +/- too much, but he also leads all Moose forwards at +2 on a team with a -26 goal differential.

After his performance in the WHL last year, and now an impressive AHL rookie campaign, I have to wonder how much higher he'd go in a redraft?

Not really much point in debating where he'd go today when none of them have really had any success in the NHL yet. The only thing we do know is that the concerns people had of him pre-draft were overblown and the time back in the WHL did a lot of good for his development. His potential was always pretty high though amongst his draft peers, and I'm hoping that Winnipeg has given him the environment he needed to succeed in reaching it.

 

[WhiskeyYerTheDevils]

Not really much point in debating where he'd go today when none of them have really had any success in the NHL yet. The only thing we do know is that the concerns people had of him pre-draft were overblown and the time back in the WHL did a lot of good for his development. His potential was always pretty high though amongst his draft peers, and I'm hoping that Winnipeg has given him the environment he needed to succeed in reaching it.

True, but you can compare him to other 2022 draft picks playing in the AHL this year. He's currently the leading AHL scorer from his draft class - here are all the 1st rounders playing in the AHL this year:

I think he jumps a bunch of these guys. Notably Gaucher, Kasper, Mesar, and Miroshnichenko,. Potentially Kemell and Wright too.

I think with the benefit of hindsight, he's pretty easily a top 10-15 player in a redraft.