Another 3 points effort for Luca Del Bel Belluz aswell. 2 goals 1 assist.
Dumais ends with a 6 point night. He is comfortably the best player in the Q.
And another Q viewer just said he believes he is the best player in the league. Hes a 3rd round pick, 18 year old kid leading his league in goals and assists. That impressive for anyone.I’m not here to trash the kid and I can’t claim to have seen much of him other than a bit in TC, but, how many times have we seen or has there been a guy to put up big offensive numbers in JR and it didn’t translate to the NHL or pro hockey at all really??
How many of you are literally basing your opinions on him on 15 second goal clips or 2 minute long highlight videos?? To add, plenty of these JR players/defenseman, are clearly just “bad” and mostly dumb hockey players.
A guy that watches Q games made a comment somewhat recently about Dumais tearing up these lower teams, and becoming quiet against the better teams, is that what we are seeing here?? And what can/should we take away from that??
And another Q viewer just said he believes he is the best player in the league. Hes a 3rd round pick, 18 year old kid leading his league in goals and assists. That impressive for anyone.
Agreed. Especially in the Q.Right. My point is him leading his JR league in points, might actually mean nothing at all moving forward.
To be fair, Halifax has notoriously produced/developed NHL talentAbramov is seemingly a PERFECT example, looking at style of player, offensive statistics, and hype around here that Abramov got for a bit, that Dumais is now coming into it seems, imo.
Dumais vs teams in the top half of the league 2022/23:Another guy added actual context as to who Dumais gets MANY of his points against, and also that he noticed he becomes quite a bit more quiet when playing against the better/best teams in the league.
yeah hes only at 2.1 points per game against teams with winning records vs the 2.3 he is overall. Pretty drastic dropRight. My point is him leading his JR league in points, might actually mean nothing at all moving forward. Abramov is seemingly a PERFECT example, looking at style of player, offensive statistics, and hype around here that Abramov got for a bit, that Dumais is now coming into it seems, imo.
1 guy stat dropped from 1 game, and is calling him “comfortably the best player in the Q”, seemingly because he’s simply leading the league in points.
Another guy added actual context as to who Dumais gets MANY of his points against, and also that he noticed he becomes quite a bit more quiet when playing against the better/best teams in the league.
Ok, let’s dig a little bit.yeah hes only at 2.1 points per game against teams with winning records vs the 2.3 he is overall. Pretty drastic drop
While you can only take away (in a negative sense) so much from it, a 6 point game changes these numbers considerably.Dumais vs teams in the top half of the league 2022/23:
7GP 4G 11A 15P
Samuel Johannesson having decent start of the season, averaging 18:30 time on ice.
One of his goals:
I mean....I actually do watch a lot of Q hockey. I didn't just pull up the boxscore. I am not trying to imply he is some can't miss prospect. I think he has a lot of tools that will help him be successful as a pro and I also think he has the drive to improve on his weaknesses. I stand by him being the best player in the league with the gap growing. I get that Abramov is the cautionary tail but no one player is the same and while you can point to Abramov I can point to Garland and to me he is way way more similar to Garland then he is Abramov.Right. My point is him leading his JR league in points, might actually mean nothing at all moving forward. Abramov is seemingly a PERFECT example, looking at style of player, offensive statistics, and hype around here that Abramov got for a bit, that Dumais is now coming into it seems, imo.
1 guy stat dropped from 1 game, and is calling him “comfortably the best player in the Q”, seemingly because he’s simply leading the league in points.
Another guy added actual context as to who Dumais gets MANY of his points against, and also that he noticed he becomes quite a bit more quiet when playing against the better/best teams in the league.
I’m not sure it’s fair to make that point, it’s expected that your production goes down against good teams.While you can only take away (in a negative sense) so much from it, a 6 point game changes these numbers considerably.
The hilarious thing about Dumais is that everyone's reason for ranking him outside of the first round (or, in Pronman's case, projecting him as an AHL guy) was saying that he's a bad skater and doesn't win puck battles.I'm going vote Dumais #1 in 2022 prospect polls. Doesnt even matter if we draft Bedard
Faster than Joe Veleno, whose whole thing is that he's fast and athletic!He’d also tell them that when he puts his athletes (a group that includes unequivocally fast players like the Red Wings’ Joe Veleno and the Blue Jackets’ James Malatesta) through races or timed sprints on the track, Dumais is “always at the top.”
People give the Jackets S&C staff a lot of crap on these boards, but them focusing on jumping and power testing shows that they're actually ahead of the curve. Those outputs measure explosiveness.When the Blue Jackets sent Griffin his results in their own jumping and power testing, they showed that he was “above average on everything on an NHL level, too.”
Now, Mansi said Dumais keeps up strength-wise with “guys who are 30 pounds heavier” in the gym.
There's also a lot in that piece about him winning every puck battle and being one of their fastest and most competitive players."For his size and his frame, for the way he’s moving, for his speed, for his jumps, it has hit another level. You wouldn’t believe some of the weights he’s putting up for his size based on ‘He looks like a kid.’”
Just needs to work on going to the dirty areas, especially as a smaller guy, you can’t play only on the perimeter.The hilarious thing about Dumais is that everyone's reason for ranking him outside of the first round (or, in Pronman's case, projecting him as an AHL guy) was saying that he's a bad skater and doesn't win puck battles.
Meanwhile, a few short/assorted excerpts from that Wheeler piece last week:
Faster than Joe Veleno, whose whole thing is that he's fast and athletic!
People give the Jackets S&C staff a lot of crap on these boards, but them focusing on jumping and power testing shows that they're actually ahead of the curve. Those outputs measure explosiveness.
Dumais, despite his tiny frame, more explosive/athletic than the average NHLer, according to that quote.
There's also a lot in that piece about him winning every puck battle and being one of their fastest and most competitive players.
I don't wanna get ahead of myself and slap a Gaudreau comp on this kid, but it sure is hard to not get really excited about this kid.
Oh I agree, but the Mooseheads staff seems to think he's already their best player in that regard.Just needs to work on going to the dirty areas, especially as a smaller guy, you can’t play only on the perimeter.