johnnystormcgy
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San Jose's putting on a clinic right now for how to accumulate picks and draft for a rebuild. It'll be interesting to see if they can take care of the second part and come out of the rebuild.
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In the meantime, feel free to join our Discord ServerSan Jose's putting on a clinic right now for how to accumulate picks and draft for a rebuild. It'll be interesting to see if they can take care of the second part and come out of the rebuild.
We're hoping. Depends on how many of these picks hit.San Jose's putting on a clinic right now for how to accumulate picks and draft for a rebuild. It'll be interesting to see if they can take care of the second part and come out of the rebuild.
1A today (0:34 mark)
I was wondering if (and hoping) that there was a Russian on the team that Igor could hang out with.Fun fact: Dima Zhilkin, who scores first in the clip, is acting as translator for Igor. Dima is the younger brother of Danny Zhilkin (Jets prospect). Dima is going to be another really good prospect down the line. Late birthday so won't go til 2027. Small right now but should fill out. Danny is 6' 1" now. Tons of skill.
Sure that's fair but it goes to show that even with that draft the sharks probably still have the best set of prospects from those 3 drafts overall and amplifies how good their last 2 drafts look right now.I wouldn't say the Sharks 2022 Draft was great. Bystedt looks decent but unspectacular in the A, Lund has been fine in the NCAA, may never be a high impact NHLer, and Havelid doesn't look like an NHLer right now with how he's done in the SHL and Allsvenskan. I would have taken Howard, Casey, & Hutson in the Sharks' slots. They might not get a high impact NHLer from their 2022 Draft.
In regards to Chernyshov, his performances in a limited sample have been very encouraging, even though it's junior and he's in his 19 year old season.
Sure that's fair but it goes to show that even with that draft the sharks probably still have the best set of prospects from those 3 drafts overall and amplifies how good their last 2 drafts look right now.
For the 22 draft I only have Bystedt and Lund projecting as possible NHLers and they are probably 7th and 8th behind players from the past 2 drafts.
Sharks fans love it. Last year Musty had the highest PPG in the OHL with 1.92. Although he played 53 games as opposted to 23.Finished the season with the highest PPG (2.39) in the OHL.
.33 higher than Misa on the same line, who supposedly has had an unprecedented season. Makes you wonder about how good Misa’s season actually was.Finished the season with the highest PPG (2.39) in the OHL.
He doesn’t actually care about your argument. He just wants to rile up folks because he thinks they pick on Hagens for where he plays etc.Misa's PPG increased from 2.02 to 2.13 in games played with Chernyshov. He was producing at an elite level before Chernyshov and you can't blame him for improving his production after a 19 year old with KHL experience was airlifted onto his line.
I do think anyone suggesting Misa has elite upside purely based on stats is probably out to lunch, but that doesn't mean he isn't the second best player in this draft. His upside is solid 1C (85 points with good-not-great defensive impact), floor is good 2LW. I think the most likely outcome is elite 2C/decent 1C. His stats are probably a little inflated based on ice time/Parekh/Saginaw's extreme run-and-gun system, but even if you took him down from 2.06 PPG on the season to Martone's 1.72, it wouldn't really change how I feel about Misa as a player.
Look, if Misa has had such a masterful season, he should not be getting outproduced so thoroughly on the literal same line by a guy a draft ahead of him who was drafted in the second round.He doesn’t actually care about your argument. He just wants to rile up folks because he thinks they pick on Hagens for where he plays etc.
Look, if Misa has had such a masterful season, he should not be getting outproduced so thoroughly on the literal same line by a guy a draft ahead of him who was drafted in the second round.
Of course you want to make this about another player because it's not a flattering reality towards one of your favorites, but how thoroughly Chernyshov has outproduced Misa is a little alarming towards the quality of Misa's season.
Okay we'll extrapolate that to a full season and we're talking about like 11 points more. That's not thorough?Thoroughly outproduced? Chernyshov had 4 more points than Misa since his arrival.
If your point is that Chernyshov isn't the 4th best OHL player of the 2000's (after McDavid, Kane, and some guy named Rob Schremp), we agree. I don't think he'd sustain 2.39 the whole season.You realize it's much harder to maintain an incredibly high scoring pace over 65 games vs 23, right? Misa also played 66% of his games without Chernyshov in the lineup which also has to be accounted for.
Then why do you expect Misa to be at 2.39 or higher over a whole season?Okay we'll extrapolate that to a full season and we're talking about like 11 points more. That's not thorough?
If your point is that Chernyshov isn't the 4th best OHL player of the 2000's (after McDavid, Kane, and some guy named Rob Schremp), we agree. I don't think he'd sustain 2.39 the whole season.