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95% Elliotte
- Jul 3, 2002
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This thread is so shit ma parole literally 0 updates but a bunch of nostrdamuses pvping
3 assists for Mesar in game 1 Rangers win 6-3
3 assists for Mesar in game 1 Rangers win 6-3
I have only been watching extended game highlights of him in the OHL, but from what I've seen he looks solid. Making a lot of plays that don't end up on the stat sheet. As for the WJCs, I must admit I was very impressed with how dominant he was in all phases. I really like that style of player. Tons of skill and pace, but the beauty is in the subtle plays.Good take, how does his game look this year? I haven't watched him play all year just stat watching
He very well could bust but people throwing the towel on him this fast could be getting served the Slaf crow dish again.Mesar with a ridiculous pass to Rehkopf to open the score.
There is always 1 scapegoat among our prospects group, Mesar swapped position a couple of weeks ago, he is now centering Kitchener 2nd line and playing with Salé who is on the soft side, the chimestry hasnt been quite there yet.He very well could bust but people throwing the towel on him this fast could be getting served the Slaf crow dish again.
I wonder if anyone like @Tim Wallach or whomever else had eyes on him post head injury when his production slipped.
There is always 1 scapegoat among our prospects group, Mesar swapped position a couple of weeks ago, he is now centering Kitchener 2nd line and playing with Salé who is on the soft side, the chimestry hasnt been quite there yet.
We will see, he sure needs big playoffs since the last couple of weeks have been underwhelming.I expect Mesar to have a big playoffs.
He mentioned this year he didn't want to slump coming back from the WJC, he got hurt and slumped. I think he needed the mental reset of the playoffs. Mental and consistency is the hurdle because Mesar is very very talented.
For me, he is trade bait to package with the Winnipeg first yo move up or get a young player already in the nhl that a team may have quit on.We will see, he sure needs big playoffs since the last couple of weeks have been underwhelming.
Personally Im not giving up on Mesar yet and since we have more depth on D, I would use Barron or Harris to move up.For me, he is trade bait to package with the Winnipeg first yo move up or get a young player already in the nhl that a team may have quit on.
Zegras.For me, he is trade bait to package with the Winnipeg first yo move up or get a young player already in the nhl that a team may have quit on.
Barron might still have some value (late first/second equivalent see nils lundqvist trade. Harris is probably 3rd rounder equivalent. It all depends how big of a fish we are trading forPersonally Im not giving up on Mesar yet and since we have more depth on D, I would use Barron or Harris to move up.
Zegras.
Mentally soft players dont usually pan out.I expect Mesar to have a big playoffs.
He mentioned this year he didn't want to slump coming back from the WJC, he got hurt and slumped. I think he needed the mental reset of the playoffs. Mental and consistency is the hurdle because Mesar is very very talented.
Mentally soft players dont usually pan out.
2 more assists today Mesar was named the 2nd star in a home loss. Series tied 1-1.
The haircut is a team bonding team dw
I have only been watching extended game highlights of him in the OHL, but from what I've seen he looks solid. Making a lot of plays that don't end up on the stat sheet. As for the WJCs, I must admit I was very impressed with how dominant he was in all phases. I really like that style of player. Tons of skill and pace, but the beauty is in the subtle plays.
He seems like a guy who would benefit greatly from St Louis' tutelage, as long as he shows he deserves that privilege
From my viewings, I don't think it was too much to do with the head injury. I think the addition of Sale and the subtraction of a big body puck retriever from his line hurt a lot. Suddenly he was doing the main puck retrieval role, which isn't his strong suit. With Martin and Swick out, he still is as Sale and Misaljevic aren't puck retrievers.He very well could bust but people throwing the towel on him this fast could be getting served the Slaf crow dish again.
I wonder if anyone like @Tim Wallach or whomever else had eyes on him post head injury when his production slipped.
Well because he had a rather pedestrian end to the regular season. He’s 5’10 and 170lbs and doesn’t provide much defensively. So he better show a lot more offensively for us to think he’ll have an impact in the NHL. His PPG in the CHL didn’t really improve much from last year. To classify it as anything other than disappointing would be a mistake."I'm not giving up on him just yet"
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How can any one be this pessimistic, specially today when he's avg 3 PPG