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I thought he was the best Czechia player.Reminds me of Slafkovsky to be honest... Just a beast of a kid and no way he is 15.lol
it's funny because you and Wooren agree on this... and I respect both your opinions on this topic more than my own. To my eye.. it was Novak who was the clear star! Much like Galvas vs Badinka.. I will follow this one closely.lolI thought he was the best Czechia player.
Very good player. Would like to see his skating get a little better, but otherwise he could be excellent in the future.
I can see Novak ending up the better player. He has less to work on. He's going to be a good scoring winger, but I think Katolicky has more potential because he's physically bigger, better defensively, plays in all areas of the ice, and his pure finishing skills are probably a little better.it's funny because you and Wooren agree on this... and I respect both your opinions on this topic more than my own. To my eye.. it was Novak who was the clear star! Much like Galvas vs Badinka.. I will follow this one closely.lol
I think he’s a better prospect than Benak and could be a top 10 threat.Plus two assists in the second game, which Dukla also won, securing the lead in the series. Until recently, the fact that Katolicky simply gained a foothold in this league and gained a certain number of points in it was considered a great success for the player. Now we are talking about the leadership role in the team in the playoff series, which Katolicky achieved being the youngest not only in Dukla, but in the entire league. For comparison, Benak didn’t have a good playoff run at all last year.
How good do you think Katolicky can be?Dukla lost today, but the most active in the match was again Katolicky, he rushed across the ice like lightning and scored two goals. In the playoff series, he scored 7 points in three games and is in the leads (!) (to be honest, he tie 1st-2nd place with Jakub Siler from the Plzen team (by the way, Katolicky is more than 4 years younger than Siler)) all league scorers (play-off).
I would like Dukla to win the series so I can watch Katolicky play further.
It would be nice if he really was. Personally, I wouldn't dare to evaluate his potential yet, I want to see him at least at the WHC.. A year older, far more matches played, against top opponents and in a classic format (and not like the Youth Olympics). Then it will be much clearer about its potential.How good do you think Katolicky can be?
Agree, U16 is generally still too early to make any conclusions, especially when it comes to more physically mature players, which Katolicky certainly is.It would be nice if he really was. Personally, I wouldn't dare to evaluate his potential yet, I want to see him at least at the WHC.. A year older, far more matches played, against top opponents and in a classic format (and not like the Youth Olympics). Then it will be much clearer about its potential.
That's a timeout in the corner for you!They call him The Katolicky Converter
crowd here is too young and soft to get itThat's a timeout in the corner for you!
Had to translate that but for those who didn't immediately recognize what this means (or failed to notice the change in the title like I did), he's heading to Tappara next season.He followed the same path as Adam Jecho.
I believe so. He's not just a great one timer, he has very good vision, strong skating, uses his big body well.View attachment 901697
Ended the five nations tournament as the player with the most goals on the Czech team.
4 games: 5 goals 2 assists
Tall player with a great one timer.
Looks like a candidate for first round?
I very much agree. However only the next season will show how close to Slaf he is.My comparison is Slafkovsky. Anyone agree or disagree?