The writing was on the wall for him approximately 7 seconds after Carey Price mispronounced his name on the draft podiumIts too bad hes officially a dud now after 1 prospect game. He had such a promising career at one point
D David Reinbacher - EHC Kloten, NL (2023, 5th, MTL)
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He had a good runIts too bad hes officially a dud now after 1 prospect game. He had such a promising career at one point
TheKrebsCycle
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It’s more than 1 game though . It’s a whole disastrous d plus 1 season . Could he bounce back ? Absolutely, but his year went about as poorly as a highly drafted players could ( barring major injury ) . Maybe Laval is a better environment to grow .
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No worth crying over Michkov, the guy picked his destination.
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TheKrebsCycle
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It’s not me who came to this conclusion . You have many from your own fan base clearly lamenting the pick / concerned about the development. Just scroll through the thread .
I'm not even a Reinbacher fan but some of you are massively overreacting lol. Let's see what he does this year, he's put on some mass and grew, it's not like he's over as a prospect jesus, it's one freaking rookie game.
That's where I'm at. Some patience is required here. The tools are there, he needs time and reps to bring out the game that is just below the surface.
TheKrebsCycle
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Based on what ? He told Montreal/ San Jose/ Anaheim/ Columbus etc not to draft him ? Link ?
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If you haven't watched the player and clearly don't have a clue...then why are you posting in this thread? Wouldn't it make more sense to post about players you actually watched?
I have a fan base? You must be confusing me with somebody else.
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The terrible takes then won't stop the same type of posters to offer up similarly poor takes now.
RB, not unlike Slaf, is showing plenty of signs of great things to come, some just don't really understand what their watching and think the stat sheet is the only way to assess a player... Is what it is.
This take, like all the Slaf hot takes a year ago, won't age well.
Book it.
That was what was rumored at the time of the draft - he had made a choice and may have indicated to other teams what that was.
From this article:
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Stuff happens. In the meantime, Reinbacher has work to do but it's still really early in the development cycle.
The only we know of was Arizona, where he didn’t want to play. Wonder if Reinbacher was a sunken cost fallacy as he was overly scouted.
TheKrebsCycle
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I never said I hadn’t watched him . I said I wasn’t the one who came to the initial conclusion that he’d had a dissapointing season - especially relative to where he was drafted . The internet has a vast array of avenues to watch players all over the world . Not sure you’re aware of this . So saying “ you haven’t watched him” has become such a lazy argument …. Your fan base / Hab fans / whatever . There is wide spread concern over the pick .
Seems like a lot of speculation and nothing all that tangible . I’ve read several articles that said he’d play for any team that drafted him ..
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So again...how many games did you watch? Why do you think his season was disappointing?
If you can't answer that simple question then my recommendation would be to post elsewhere where, maybe, you have more expertise and more to add to the topic.
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No he didn't. And if he had picked, it certainly wouldn't have been the clown show that is the Flyers' organization.
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The loudest are often the most of ignorant. I wouldn't base my opinions on them. I also wouldn't try to use them as a gotcha. How many people actually sit here and watch hours and hours of his games?
You could find hundreds of the same ignorant posts for Guhle if you go back. He is now 22 years old. Defenders usually start blossoming around age 23. Now he is slowly coming of age and is getting time and attention from team Canada.
Reinbacher is going to be a nice edition to our team in a few seasons in the same way. It routinely takes defenders a few more seasons to hit their stride. This is why it feels "meh" drafting them. Years later, the picks can look great and good defenders can be traded for good forwards, with ease.
He looked decent in the first prospect game (nervous) and great today. He has the tools to succeed if he puts in the work and he seems to have a good attitude and work ethic at this stage of his career. Stay tuned.
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TheKrebsCycle
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Luckily it’s not up to you or anyone else where me or others post . Watched several truncated games . I don’t claim to be an expert . Both visually and statically he was a let down . Progress isn’t linear so there remains hope . I understand that he’s a defensive guy 1 st but only 1 goal in 35 NL games isn’t encouraging… or is it ?
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BLNY
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Playing on an absolutely dreadful team in Europe in his D+1 year does not equal bust. He came to Laval at the end of the season and integrated extremely well. He also looked very comfortable in the 2023 camp.
This take is as good as your attempt at witty take on his last name.
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I wouldn't say he integrated extremely well in Laval, he certainly had his issues defensively but I thought he was better then I was expecting. It had to be tough going from the big ice to a struggling Laval team for the last couple weeks of a long season.
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"For sure the fans would have liked a 'sexy pick', a guy who scores goals," said director of amateur recruiting and director of player personnel, Martin Lapointe, in an interview with TVA Sports at the end of the match.
auction. "We did not disdain his talent, he is very talented, competitive, works well at the
bottom of the ice, he added about Michkov. On the other side of the rink, it's a little worse, but you live with his mistakes. But also, there were so many unknowns, three years of waiting, so we leaned towards David.
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BLNY
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19 years old. New city. New team. Came in and put up just shy of .5 points per game. +6. There's zero wrong with that, and imo completely dispels the narrative that he's a bust because people conveniently ignored how bad his Kloten team was. Throw in a serious does of sour grapes over passing on Michkov, and a society that wants to throw the baby out with the bathwater at the first inclination, and it's just people looking for anything to justify their anger. Rinse repeat.
I don't know if he'll be a "superstar", but I've seen poise from a RHD his age. Five years from now, if he's established himself as a leader on the team and a name in the league, these same people will no doubt be the people rambling about always believing in him.
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Which games did you watch? I'm asking because the rest of your post indicates you probably didn't watch him at all.
I don’t put any weight on the rookie tournament games anyway. I’ll hold off my opinion on Beck, Mailloux and Reinbacher until after the training camp at the very least
