Prospect Info: Dalibor Dvorský, 10th, 2023

[BlueDream]

I don’t blame ROR for retreating to Nashville. He wanted to get out before Big Dalibor’s powerful aura came in and stole the keys from him.

Thanks for everything ROR. But this is Dali D’s organization now, and he doesn’t give two f***s.

 

[Hrkac Circus]

Oh God.... I can see the NHL.com puns already

When you see Dvorsky coming, you know you and the puck are about to get separated!

 

[Snubbed4Vezina]

Dvorsky, Blues Separate from the Pack, Sights Set on Full Custody of the Cup

 

[tfriede2]

Dvorsky, Blues Separate from the Pack, Sights Set on Full Custody of the Cup

Dalibor files for arbitration, hopes to avoid a Dvorsky with the Blues.

 

[Punished ROR]

Staying Together for the Kids: Veteran Dvorsky re-signs with the Blues

Opponent’s Happily Ever After Ends with Dvorsky

Dvorsky’s Clean Breakaway

Dvorsky Leaves in Free Agency, Takes Half the Blues’ Shit and Will Continue to Get Paid

 

[Davimir Tarablad]

After much Daliborating, a Dvorsky is now upcoming.

 

[Bluesguru]

I’m hoping this guy is elite, a Barkov caliber player. We need this!!

 

[Thallis]

Out of curiosity, I went back and checked the old threads on what people were saying about Lars Eller back in the day. A lot of similar stuff, but there's a very clear scouting advantage now that games are televised and distributed via streaming.

 

[Reality Czech]

Out of curiosity, I went back and checked the old threads on what people were saying about Lars Eller back in the day. A lot of similar stuff, but there's a very clear scouting advantage now that games are televised and distributed via streaming.

Way to kill the mood bro

 

[bleedblue1223]

Out of curiosity, I went back and checked the old threads on what people were saying about Lars Eller back in the day. A lot of similar stuff, but there's a very clear scouting advantage now that games are televised and distributed via streaming.

Dvorsky does seem a little more advanced offensively than Eller was, but Eller probably does represent Dvorsky's realistic floor, and Eller himself also failed to live up to expectations. It'll be interesting to see how Dvorsky's offense develops as he plays in the mens leagues more

 

[Thallis]

Dvorsky does seem a little more advanced offensively than Eller was, but Eller probably does represent Dvorsky's realistic floor, and Eller himself also failed to live up to expectations. It'll be interesting to see how Dvorsky's offense develops as he plays in the mens leagues more

Yeah, for sure. It does seem like European scouting has improved since then as well, but it was funny seeing Kopitar comparisons in the Eller thread after seeing them pop up a bunch in dvorsky's.

 

[Bye Bye Blueston]

Yeah, for sure. It does seem like European scouting has improved since then as well, but it was funny seeing Kopitar comparisons in the Eller thread after seeing them pop up a bunch in dvorsky's.

let's just assume we stayed put and rather than getting stuck with eller, dvo is our logan couture.

 

[Blueswin]

So according to Dvorský's agent Arizona wanted to draft him as long as he was going to play for Sudbury? Did I understand that correctly? That can't be right. I mean, I can understand the Yotes wanted more control over Dvorský's development with a team in the OHL instead of the SHL, but then opting for a Simashev who plays in Russia, where you have no control over development at all?

I recommend you to listen to agent, but I can sum it up for you. People used to claim that he will be drafted at #6. During pre-draft interview with Arizona he & his representatives were asked if he would be OK with going to OHL next season. Agent responded that it is a red line, the player will not even discuss such a thing (& contract at all) if that is a plan for him. His parents invested a lot of time & resources into him, moved to Sweden at a young age... so he can not make any mistake and plays, as he says, in Kids Disneyland (junior hockey). Arizona has many picks every year, so they can make a mistake with one or two players, but Dvorský can not make any mistake. At the end, they did not pick him. ... and team´s scouts did not like what agent said.

 

[Bye Bye Blueston]

I recommend you to listen to agent, but I can sum it up for you. People used to claim that he will be drafted at #6. During pre-draft interview with Arizona he & his representatives were asked if he would be OK with going to OHL next season. Agent responded that it is a red line, the player will not even discuss such a thing (& contract at all) if that is a plan for him. His parents invested a lot of time & resources into him, moved to Sweden at a young age... so he can not make any mistake and plays, as he says, in Kids Disneyland (junior hockey). Arizona has many picks every year, so they can make a mistake with one or two players, but Dvorský can not make any mistake. At the end, they did not pick him. ... and team´s scouts did not like what agent said.

Perhaps he didn’t want to play for coyotes?

 

[aceoutdoor]

The old coyotes got a heavy door slammed shut on them from both Michkov & Dvorsky this year at #6, the 2 they wanted evidently. A spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down.

 

[Mike Liut]

Out of curiosity, I went back and checked the old threads on what people were saying about Lars Eller back in the day. A lot of similar stuff, but there's a very clear scouting advantage now that games are televised and distributed via streaming.

When I watched videos of both, I never thought elite when I saw Eller. When I watch Dvorsky, I can’t help to think of elite.

 

[Alex K]

 

[Linkens Mastery]

Fluent in Solvak, Russian, Swedish, and English.

I can barely speak English correctly.

 

[BlueDream]

Fluent in Solvak, Russian, Swedish, and English.

I can barely speak English correctly.

And he’s only 18. I bet he’ll be at 7 languages by the time he’s your age.

 

[Linkens Mastery]

And he’s only 18. I bet he’ll be at 7 languages by the time he’s your age.

I'm only 30. Goorsh... lol

 

[Robb_K]

Out of curiosity, I went back and checked the old threads on what people were saying about Lars Eller back in the day. A lot of similar stuff, but there's a very clear scouting advantage now that games are televised and distributed via streaming.

Lars Eller wasn't as complete a player as Dvorsky is at the same ages. He got a late start, moving to Sweden for juniors. Eller was amazing for a Dane back in those days, and did better in The SEL than I expected. I had a lot of hope for him in The NHL, but, realistically didn't expect him to become a star. Dvorsky eventually becoming an NHL star is not out of the question.

 

[Robb_K]

Fluent in Solvak, Russian, Swedish, and English.

I can barely speak English correctly.

I'm sure he's fluent in Czechish as well, and probably can get along in Polish, and Ukranian, too.

 

[alko]

Fluent in Solvak, Russian, Swedish, and English.

I can barely speak English correctly.

You can add Czech

 

[joe galiba]

Fluent in Solvak, Russian, Swedish, and English.

I can barely speak English correctly.

not to brag, but I can order beer not just in English, but in German and Spanish as well

 

[Linkens Mastery]

not to brag, but I can order beer not just in English, but in German and Spanish as well

I could at one time order a beer in English, French, and Thai. Until I got to Thailand and France and everyone was Fluent in English and I never needed to.