Prospect Info: David Reinbacher

[Mrb1p]

He isn't. He's not that agile. I find Reinbacher to be a better skater in all directions.

@Mrb1p I find Bouchard has a much, much higher IQ on offense, he finds seams few defensemen can. Mailloux also has a great shot.

In any case, I don't see either Mailloux or Barron as reasons for this team to pass up on a RHD. I'll also add Silayev plays both sides.

Yeah, just as a role that they should play. Im sure Mailloux could end up being a top PP option if it goes well. Bouchard has better vision and a comparative shot. Mailloux skates faster and is stronger/less soft (Im sure Bouchard is strong himself, he's just soft as all hell at times, or too slow mentally to evaluate the situation.) There's a lot of options later on RHD that should be interesting to add. Guys like Badinka, Gill, Kleber and Mews could be great gambles. Then Im not too worried about going for the RHD. There's really one good RHD at that range and it's Parekh. (Levshunov will be gone, pretty sure.)

 

[japhi]

I think Reinbacher is right on schedule and perhaps a tad behind because of the situation this past season.
The plan was always to play him a full year in the AHL; So call up for injury is possible but full time NHL duty is hard to see until after the TDL.

Curious, how do you know that his dev plan was always to have him play a full year in the AHL? Do you mean your plan or the teams?

 

[Rapala]

Curious, how do you know that his dev plan was always to have him play a full year in the AHL? Do you mean your plan or the teams?

Because he has to acclimatize to the North American game and if you've seen him play you'd realize a handful of games won't do it.
So no it's not my plan.
There isn't anyone I know who thinks Reinbacher's path will be accelerated beyond what the better Moritz Seider's was.

 

[Habs]

If he puts up Mailloux numbers I'll be impressed. Until then, meh.. guess he's young I'm supposed to give him time

 

[le_sean]

If he puts up Mailloux numbers I'll be impressed. Until then, meh.. guess he's young I'm supposed to give him time

Who cares about Mailloux’s numbers. He can’t defend. I’d rather someone that can be trusted on the ice and gets less points per game.

 

[Gravity]

Who cares about Mailloux’s numbers. He can’t defend. I’d rather someone that can be trusted on the ice and gets less points per game.

For a 5th overall, his expectations are to be doing both.

 

[japhi]

Because he has to acclimatize to the North American game and if you've seen him play you'd realize a handful of games won't do it.
So no it's not my plan.
There isn't anyone I know who thinks Reinbacher's path will be accelerated beyond what the better Moritz Seider's was.

Got it, the HF Boards plan....which was bang on for Slaf.

I would bet everything I own that MGM't has no set plan. If he is good enough to make the team at camp he'll start in the NHL, like many top drafted D+2 dmen have done in the past. There is no logical reason why playing a full year in the AHL, with lesser players, lesser coaches, lesser facilities is a superior path then the NHL.

I'm betting he will make the team at camp, this board will explode and claim we are ruining him, and he does just fine.

 

[le_sean]

For a 5th overall, his expectations are to be doing both.

I’m sure he will post similar numbers if given infinite opportunity and leash as Mailloux.

 

[Gravity]

I’m sure he will post similar numbers if given infinite opportunity and leash as Mailloux.

I hope so.

 

[Rapala]

Got it, the HF Boards plan....which was bang on for Slaf.

I would bet everything I own that MGM't has no set plan. If he is good enough to make the team at camp he'll start in the NHL, like many top drafted D+2 dmen have done in the past. There is no logical reason why playing a full year in the AHL, with lesser players, lesser coaches, lesser facilities is a superior path then the NHL.

I'm betting he will make the team at camp, this board will explode and claim we are ruining him, and he does just fine.

Right Brilliant observation Sherlock.
Of course they have a plan are you Naive or what just trying to stir up shit?
If Reinbacher exceeds expectations plans can change but the fact that he was given the sliding ELC in itself indicates there is a PLAN.
There is a plan for EVERY player drafted. As for making the team out of camp that is highly unlikely.
We have far too many players ahead of him who still require evaluation before Hughes moves on from them.

 

[Habs]

Who cares about Mailloux’s numbers. He can’t defend. I’d rather someone that can be trusted on the ice and gets less points per game.

Really? With a top 1st round pick you prefer a defensive dman? Pretty low bar if you ask me

 

[nhlfan9191]

Got it, the HF Boards plan....which was bang on for Slaf.

I would bet everything I own that MGM't has no set plan. If he is good enough to make the team at camp he'll start in the NHL, like many top drafted D+2 dmen have done in the past. There is no logical reason why playing a full year in the AHL, with lesser players, lesser coaches, lesser facilities is a superior path then the NHL.

I'm betting he will make the team at camp, this board will explode and claim we are ruining him, and he does just fine.

It’s easier to bring in a young winger and let him work it out like Slaf then a defenseman. Reinbacher won’t make the team unless they think he’s truly ready.

 

[Andrei79]

For a 5th overall, his expectations are to be doing both.

The ranking is irrelevant. That management chose to draft him there doesn't change who he is as a player. He's projected as an all situation minute muncher who will get his offense through transition and finding seams. He's a quick passer. But he's not a flashy player. His offense will likely depend on quality of teammates and usage.

 

[montreal]

With Mailloux the exciting is the production because he's a rookie that's missed so much development time. With prospects it's always about progression or lack of. So with Mailloux we see that he can have high end production, so the next question is can he continue to progress or not? No knows but if he can then you have an elite producing blueliner.

Yes he has issues in his own end, he needs to work on things this off season to add mass, strength but in a couple years if he can keep progressing then you really got something depending on how much the rest of his game can evolve or not.

Reinbacher we know will be an NHLer but he needs time to adjust and figure out how to use his large frame better to his advantage while cleaning up some defensive issues. Just have to be willing to give these kids the time they need to progress.

 

[Gravity]

The ranking is irrelevant. That management chose to draft him there doesn't change who he is as a player. He's projected as an all situation minute muncher who will get his offense through transition and finding seams. He's a quick passer. But he's not a flashy player. His offense will likely depend on quality of teammates and usage.

Doesn't matter how but he needs to produce one way or the other.

 

[JuJu Mobb]

Not a fan of his turnovers.

 

[Habs4Life]

They would have a Mailloux Trudeau paring playing on the Big club if they could.
Mailloux is not close to being ready his game has been no where near good enough in the past month when we needed him most.
I don't know if it's just me but I don't find him very dynamic skating the puck.

weird he was just called up They must think hes okay lol

 

[Tyson]

Who cares about Mailloux’s numbers. He can’t defend. I’d rather someone that can be trusted on the ice and gets less points per game.

It's called Development. He probably needs another season since he has missed so much time the past 3 years. He isn't Rod Langway but he has made improvements throughout the year defensively

 

[Deleted member 257557]

With Mailloux the exciting is the production because he's a rookie that's missed so much development time. With prospects it's always about progression or lack of. So with Mailloux we see that he can have high end production, so the next question is can he continue to progress or not? No knows but if he can then you have an elite producing blueliner.

Yes he has issues in his own end, he needs to work on things this off season to add mass, strength but in a couple years if he can keep progressing then you really got something depending on how much the rest of his game can evolve or not.

Reinbacher we know will be an NHLer but he needs time to adjust and figure out how to use his large frame better to his advantage while cleaning up some defensive issues. Just have to be willing to give these kids the time they need to progress.

Between Dach and Mailloux missed time, and most good prospects being Defensemen and goalies we should expect some late blooming for sure.

 

[le_sean]

It's called Development. He probably needs another season since he has missed so much time the past 3 years. He isn't Rod Langway but he has made improvements throughout the year defensively

I have my doubts. He just doesn’t seem to have the brain to make up for the lack of mobility defensively.

 

[japhi]

It’s easier to bring in a young winger and let him work it out like Slaf then a defenseman. Reinbacher won’t make the team unless they think he’s truly ready.

Still feel the same way after watching Hutson and Mailloux play this past week? Reinbacher is the best talent of the three and probably most NHL ready. I'd bet a lot of money he makes the team next year.

 

[dackelljuneaubulis02]

Still feel the same way after watching Hutson and Mailloux play this past week? Reinbacher is the best talent of the three and probably most NHL ready. I'd bet a lot of money he makes the team next year.

wow. That's huge. Haven't seen much of Reinbacher. I should watch @montreal vids when I have some time. The little bit I saw I liked though.

We're in incredible shape.

 

[nhlfan9191]

Still feel the same way after watching Hutson and Mailloux play this past week? Reinbacher is the best talent of the three and probably most NHL ready. I'd bet a lot of money he makes the team next year.

It’s hard to say because we only saw them in 1-2 games. I think consistency is something majority of young defenseman really struggle with and the only way to gauge that is with a much bigger sample size. I do agree Reinbacher is probably the best out of the three right now but I don’t know if any of them are ready to be in the NHL full time yet.

 

[schwang26]

It’s hard to say because we only saw them in 1-2 games. I think consistency is something majority of young defenseman really struggle with and the only way to gauge that is with a much bigger sample size. I do agree Reinbacher is probably the best out of the three right now but I don’t know if any of them are ready to be in the NHL full time yet.

I honestly haven’t seen anything to show Reinbacher is the best of the 3. Not that I dislike him, but I think it’s too close to call that. Each of the 3 brings something different. Hutson is definitely more dynamic and not as bad in his own end as I thought he’d be for a small guy just starting.

 

[nhlfan9191]

I honestly haven’t seen anything to show Reinbacher is the best of the 3. Not that I dislike him, but I think it’s too close to call that. Each of the 3 brings something different. Hutson is definitely more dynamic and not as bad in his own end as I thought he’d be for a small guy just starting.

I agree. Comparing Lane with Reinbacher is a little like comparing apples and oranges just because they play is so different.