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Prospect Info: (D) Nolan Allan - 2021 32nd Overall

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Kevin Musto

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BK said:
No, you are getting called out for basically trolling and then trying to play stupid. I've actually tried to ignore it because I appreciate the effort you put into prospects, but I am over childish shit. Best of luck musto.
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If you're going out of your way to make yourself mad about nothing, that's on you

Best of luck, BK
 
BK

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Kevin Musto said:
If you're going out of your way to make yourself mad about nothing, that's on you

Best of luck, BK
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Mad? No. Stubbing my toe makes me mad. Tired of trying to have conversations with someone who can't drop a shtick? Yes. It is not like the other people haven't brought this up multiple times. ;)

Side conversation: Meeting about meetings might top my list of things that piss me off the most.
 
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Dead Meat

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I wasn't a fan of most Stan draft choices - I'm pleasantly surprised that Nolan is impressing somewhat - I had extremely low expectations for him.
 
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I've always had a good feeling about this guy ...
Of course I've had feelings before that .. didn't turn out .. hello Cam Barker, Kyle Beach and Akim Aliu!
 
BobbyJet

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Drumman44 said:
I hope this guy turns into the real deal but he was still a gigantic reach in 2021
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I'm one one of Stan's biggest critics but at the time I didn't agree that Allan was a bad pick. No, he wasn't a fancy smurf no-hitter who was all offense (that so many Hawks fans seemed to like) but he was a solid performer with and without the puck at that age and he was physical with good size as well. At 21, we are seeing a can't miss guy who will probably become a #3 dman, IMO. I hope Hawks keep him.
 
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BobbyJet said:
I'm one one of Stan's biggest critics but at the time I didn't agree that Allan was a bad pick. No, he wasn't a fancy smurf no-hitter who was all offense (that so many Hawks fans seemed to like) but he was a solid performer with and without the puck at that age and he was physical with good size as well. At 21, we are seeing a can't miss guy who will probably become a #3 dman, IMO. I hope Hawks keep him.
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IMO, agree with everything except "can't miss". Would be thrilled if he ends up a solid #3 dman, but no one with 2 NHL games is can't miss.
 
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Nolan was a good pick and not a stretch IMO. I am canadian and his contributions to the National team in Canada was SUPER under appreciated. ... Nt surprised at all he is having. good camp... the hawks should be happy to have Allan and EDM on the club as prospects from the back end...the D-core is in good shape moving forward
 
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Wasn't Allan projected to be drafted in late 30's thru 50 range?

Not that much of a reach taking him at #32

Also, since being drafted he has won a gold as part of Canada's WJC so it's not like his stock as a prospect has declined since draft. If anything, he is looking more and more worthy of being drafted in 1st round
 
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