Prospect Info: Filip Mesar

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Bigger legs than Slaf! :nod:
 
Crazy that this draft had kids like Yurov, Mesar and Kulich drop in the late 1st.

Mesar and Heineman for Toffoli, are you kidding me?? That trade will turn out pretty ugly for Calgary.
Both of them are long shots to ever provide value of Toffoli. I don’t know what’s to be kidding about.
 
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You are missing something here, the value of Habs prospects that have never played and NHL game is high, very high.
I mean Heineman, really? There’s kids like this everywhere. Most of them never make it, it’s just a really weird take. Where we are in team building I think the deal made sense, but the chances of these two having an impact greater than Toffoli is not high.
 
I mean Heineman, really? There’s kids like this everywhere. Most of them never make it, it’s just a really weird take. Where we are in team building I think the deal made sense, but the chances of these two having an impact greater than Toffoli is not high.
Would you rather two very effective 3rd line players (assuming they hit their potential) or one tyler toffolli?

I'm choosing the 3rd liners
 
Would you rather two very effective 3rd line players (assuming they hit their potential) or one tyler toffolli?

I'm choosing the 3rd liners
I’d rather the top 6 player, but there’s a chance we don’t have two top 9 players. There’s a good chance Heineman never becomes anything, same with Mesar.
 
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I’d rather the top 6 player, but there’s a chance we don’t have two top 9 players. There’s a good chance Heineman never becomes anything, same with Mesar.

I agree with this.

But glad we got 2 quality prospects for tofu
 
To be fair he’s not much right now so..
Toffolli usually starts strong on a new team, but ends up fading quick enough. Very good goalscorer, but not a very high IQ, makes alot of low % plays all over the ice. Didnt fit the new identity the new management are looking for, which is a speedy, high paced and smart processing approach to the game. Both Mesar and Heineman think the game fast and well and fit the mold better going foward.
 
I’d rather the top 6 player, but there’s a chance we don’t have two top 9 players. There’s a good chance Heineman never becomes anything, same with Mesar.
I don't think so. Mesar comfortably projects as a NHLer, whether it's top-6 or third-line. His game is very translatable.
 
Toffolli usually starts strong on a new team, but ends up fading quick enough. Very good goalscorer, but not a very high IQ, makes alot of low % plays all over the ice. Didnt fit the new identity the new management are looking for, which is a speedy, high paced and smart processing approach to the game. Both Mesar and Heineman think the game fast and well and fit the mold better going foward.

I think you're underselling toffoli a bit.

We all know he's not a great skater, but you simply can't last in this league if you are slow and you have low "iq".

That being said, I agree that it made sense for Montreal to make that move based on their stage of the competitive cycle.
 
Toffolli usually starts strong on a new team, but ends up fading quick enough. Very good goalscorer, but not a very high IQ, makes alot of low % plays all over the ice. Didnt fit the new identity the new management are looking for, which is a speedy, high paced and smart processing approach to the game. Both Mesar and Heineman think the game fast and well and fit the mold better going foward.

Toffoli is a very high IQ player....what are you even talking about????? His only issue is his skating and it is becoming a bigger issue as he ages.

I think you're underselling toffoli a bit.

We all know he's not a great skater, but you simply can't last in this league if you are slow and you have low "iq".

That being said, I agree that it made sense for Montreal to make that move based on their stage of the competitive cycle.
Those with low IQ are predictably unable to recognize those who have high IQ.....
 
i have noticed that many people don't look past the draft position # to judge a player. They already know if he needs to go the ohl and they never seen him play.

Make no mistake, the only reason Mesar was picked late was due to his size. If he played like that and was 6.1-6.4 he would have been picked #1 without any doubt.

And im not Slovak, i just see the potential after seing hours of video of his play

Him playing 1 year of AHL i think would be beneficial because i think he'll dominate the league but i don't see any harm starting him in the NHL right away because this team is in development mode and he seems to be physically ready to take up on the challenge of the NHL.
 
i have noticed that many people don't look past the draft position # to judge a player. They already know if he needs to go the ohl and they never seen him play.

Make no mistake, the only reason Mesar was picked late was due to his size. If he played like that and was 6.1-6.4 he would have been picked #1 without any doubt.

And im not Slovak, i just see the potential after seing hours of video of his play

Him playing 1 year of AHL i think would be beneficial because i think he'll dominate the league but i don't see any harm starting him in the NHL right away because this team is in development mode and he seems to be physically ready to take up on the challenge of the NHL.

My preference would be him in Laval. He's been playing against men the last two years.

My second option would be the OHL.

Him going back to Europe (SHL or Liiga) is my last option. I'd be disappointed he would go back there, but I wouldn't be upset. Similar to how I felt about Norlinder. I was disappointed he went back to Sweden, but I didn't get mad. And I'd also feel the same if Heineman chooses to go back to Leksands.
 
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My preference would be him in Laval. He's been playing against men the last two years.

My second option would be the OHL.

Him going back to Europe (SHL or Liiga) is my last option. I'd be disappointed he would go back there, but I wouldn't be upset. Similar to how I felt about Norlinder. I was disappointed he went back to Sweden, but I didn't get mad. And I'd also feel the same if Heineman chooses to go back to Leksands.

The slovak league isn’t as physical as the AHL though.
 

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