Prospect Info: David Reinbacher

[Miller Time]

RB and Barron winning opening day roster spots would make for a real interesting shuffle...

with no trade made, Guhle can go back to LD, leaving Xhekaj/Hutson/Stubble/Harris to battle out the last LD spot (and X or Harris relegated to 7th).

Guhle - Savard
Matheson - RB
Xhekaj - Barron
Harris

hutson/strubble starting in the A

 

[Mudz]

I didn’t watch enough this year to say where Guhle is at but my gut is telling me he’ll be the better of the 2. I could easily be wrong. It’s a coin flip at this point but to have both on either side is a helluva luxury to have

Both have a high probability of achieving top pair level and that's all we need to be.

Nice interview again by Nicolas Cloutier.

 

[dauv]

RB and Barron winning opening day roster spots would make for a real interesting shuffle...

with no trade made, Guhle can go back to LD, leaving Xhekaj/Hutson/Stubble/Harris to battle out the last LD spot (and X or Harris relegated to 7th).

Guhle - Savard
Matheson - RB
Xhekaj - Barron
Harris

hutson/strubble starting in the A

II am 100% sure both RB and Mailloux will not be playing for the habs on opening night REGARDLESS of how both look in the preseason. They have options on both and not the others which makes decisions much easier for Kent on those 2. Maybe 1 is possible but not both.

 

[Miller Time]

II am 100% sure both RB and Mailloux will not be playing for the habs on opening night REGARDLESS of how both look in the preseason. They have options on both and not the others which makes decisions much easier for Kent on those 2. Maybe 1 is possible but not both.

I agree that it's unlikely both make it... But of the two I'd bet RB is the one who shows himself most ready for NHL duties.

 

[KevSkillz4]

Patience is the key for Reinbacher. I would like to see him dominate in AHL, produce well, work on everything.

I would likely to see a pair Engstrom - Reinbacher, that would be very fun to watch!

 

[Le Tricolore]

He was just voted the teams 3rd best prospects almost unanimously here (90%) compared to Mesars 12th place.

I think most people agree that he's very good, but it seems like his style of hockey isn't as exciting as some of the more offensive players, so he gets talked about less. I think he's going to be really good, but you won't see him in many highlight packages.

 

[MTL Dirty Birdy]

He was just voted the teams 3rd best prospects almost unanimously here (90%) compared to Mesars 12th place.

Mesar will be packaged in a trade and will be an afterthought. RB will be a pillar hoisting the cup in five years

 

[Rapala]

Patience is the key for Reinbacher. I would like to see him dominate in AHL, produce well, work on everything.

I would likely to see a pair Engstrom - Reinbacher, that would be very fun to watch!

I really hope we see logical pairings at camp.
Reinbacher with Matheson would be cool just to see if he can bring stability to the pairing.
Reinbacher Engstrom Reinbacher Hutson these will all likely be tried at some point.
It's actually worse up front get your top boys building chemistry from Day 1 Marty.

 

[HuGo Burner Acc]

I'm still high on Reinbacher but it's kind of ironic that in the last 3 drafts, 2023 was seen as the best for the top of the draft yet Habs probably got better players at the top of the other two drafts

 

[Redux91]

I don't know who needs to see this again or if they never have but it's just a great breakdown everytime imo, I love that Elite prospects guy



I remember watching this when I 'didn't' want to draft Reinbacher but still coming away like "man someone's getting lucky tho"

In a few years when we're in some playoff series, he's going to be invaluable.

 

[KevSkillz4]

I'm still high on Reinbacher but it's kind of ironic that in the last 3 drafts, 2023 was seen as the best for the top of the draft yet Habs probably got better players at the top of the other two drafts

Let's see how Reinbacher can become. If he become a player like Dobson//Seider (I think he have that type of potential) impact, that's a top player. Maybe in a re-draft, we are going to put Reinbacher behind Bedard, who knows?!?!

At this moment, I'm 100% confident that Slaf and Demidov are in the same category of guy selected in 2023 after Bedard. (Carlsson, Fantilli, Smith and Michkov).

Slaf develop into a truly beast. I will not be surprise if he is going to have a better career than Carlsson and Fantilli, let's see. But Slaf potential is very very high. 90 pts type of guy to me.

I'd prefer Demidov to Smith and Michkov, but it's a question of preference, all 3 have high offensive skillset. Let's see. But Demidov talent can't be jealous about both guy. He is the same range of offensive upside. 90-100 pts type of guy potential.

 

[overlords]

I don't know who needs to see this again or if they never have but it's just a great breakdown everytime imo, I love that Elite prospects guy



I remember watching this when I 'didn't' want to draft Reinbacher but still coming away like "man someone's getting lucky tho"

In a few years when we're in some playoff series, he's going to be invaluable.

Rein just seems so coachable to me. Listen to him in interviews and you can tell he's got a brain for a young kid and takes things very seriously. Typical Austrian approach. Combine that with all his tools and sky is the limit.

 

[KevSkillz4]

Rein just seems so coachable to me. Listen to him in interviews and you can tell he's got a brain for a young kid and takes things very seriously. Typical Austrian approach. Combine that with all his tools and sky is the limit.

3 all high picks that Habs select have high talent but also they are all have high work ethic and they work very hard.

They have all great attitude to become better.

They seems all great coachable players, great personnality and great mentality aswell.

 

[BLONG7]

3 all high picks that Habs select have high talent but also they are all have high work ethic and they work very hard.

They have all great attitude to become better.

They seems all great coachable players, great personnality and great mentality aswell.

HuGo along with Bobrov have hit some real quality kids, coming out of the three drafts they have done.

 

[Tyson]

HuGo along with Bobrov have hit some real quality kids, coming out of the three drafts they have done.

They also have put in place a group of people and strategies to help develop these kids.

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

Does Timmins still look like a weight lifter or did he give that up when he no longer had to a BBB - Bergy's Biceps Buddie.

 

[_vivelequebec_]

They also have put in place a group of people and strategies to help develop these kids.

It even goes beyond that, with the repatriation of the farm clubs in the Montréal region. This is a point that a lot of posters don't take in consideration when they say blablabla we always overrate our prospect pool.

 

[Habs10Habs]

Osgood Schlatter issues - something he seems to have now outgrown.

I was diagnosed with that as a young teen. It was painful, but by the time I was Reinbacher's age, there were no issues.

 

[Habs10Habs]

They also have put in place a group of people and strategies to help develop these kids.

This is probably my favourite part of the new management group. A lot of thought, effort and resources are now being used. Something we haven't seen here for a long time.

 

[BehindTheTimes]

Why are very good LD so much more common than very good RD?

Right handed ppl are much more prevalent in the regular population. The handedness you shoot in hockey is directly related. The top hand on your stick is usually the hand in control which would be the right hand for a left handed shooter.

There are more left handed shooters in general. Not just defensemen.

 

[Habs10Habs]

Right handed ppl are much more prevalent in the regular population. The handedness you shoot in hockey is directly related. The top hand on your stick is usually the hand in control which would be the right hand for a left handed shooter.

There are more left handed shooters in general. Not just defensemen.

Agreed, it's quite rare to see someone go against that. Only one NHL player I can think of broke that mould and that was an old goalie named Jon Casey. He shot right handed, yet caught with his left. Which meant, he had to turn his stick around to shoot the puck. He stood out to me because, I'm the same way. I'm sure there are/were others. But he's the only one that comes to mind.

 

[DAChampion]

Right handed ppl are much more prevalent in the regular population. The handedness you shoot in hockey is directly related. The top hand on your stick is usually the hand in control which would be the right hand for a left handed shooter.

There are more left handed shooters in general. Not just defensemen.

But shouldn't half the defensemen in the CHL for example be playing on the right side?

 

[MTL Dirty Birdy]

But shouldn't half the defensemen in the CHL for example be playing on the right side?

Technically there are

 

[BehindTheTimes]

But shouldn't half the defensemen in the CHL for example be playing on the right side?

Well sure, but there are plenty of left handed dmen playing on the wrong side out of necessity, not because it’s the best path forward.

 

[DAChampion]

Thank you for the explanations !