Columbus signs Tynan/Harrington/Beoadhurst
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JKinCLE
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ehhh. I think he's peaked. He's a nice AHL player, and Im glad to have him in Cleveland, but I don't think he will be an NHL regular.
I'd like to see him get a few games as a reward for being a good soldier though.
CBJWerenski8
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Maybe a callup for a game or two this season if injuries hit. Other than that, hes an AHL player.
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CBJWerenski8
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Would Tyler Johnson be Tyler Johnson if he didn't have Stamkos, Palat, Kucherov, Hedman, Stralman, and Drouin to play with/take attention from the defense? I don't think so. I like Johnson, but I think he's a product of that team.
There's scrubs, and then there's scrubs. Tyler Johnson had multiple point-per-game seasons + playoffs in the AHL. Tynan hasn't been close to that, likely a 4C at most.
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Last year, I had the opportunity to see TJ Tynan play in the Traverse City tournament. It was a very, very, thin slice of his overall career. I came away impressed. http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=106791015&postcount=89
When watching prospects skate, after a bit, the realization becomes that I don't know what I'm watching. I have no ability to project the upside of a player. It is generally easy to judge one player against the others on the same ice, at the same time. Beyond that - my opinion is generally wrong.
Tynan had a great tournament last year. He was a contributor and leader in what Cleveland accomplished . He has 4 years experience at Notre Dame. At a minimum, an honest shot in training camp, and a 6-8 game cup of coffee as an injury call-up in the NHL season would be a nice reward/opportunity for what this player has done.
When watching prospects skate, after a bit, the realization becomes that I don't know what I'm watching. I have no ability to project the upside of a player. It is generally easy to judge one player against the others on the same ice, at the same time. Beyond that - my opinion is generally wrong.
Tynan had a great tournament last year. He was a contributor and leader in what Cleveland accomplished . He has 4 years experience at Notre Dame. At a minimum, an honest shot in training camp, and a 6-8 game cup of coffee as an injury call-up in the NHL season would be a nice reward/opportunity for what this player has done.
Double-Shift Lasse
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I don't know. But depending on where you think Karlsson slots in, I might prefer (eventually?) Tynan to him or for sure to Campbell.
