vlady
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It's pronounced Meh-shaarDude's last name is giving me Jar Jar Binks vibes.
Anyway, guess I'll be following the Habs a lot for the next few years
It's pronounced Meh-shaarDude's last name is giving me Jar Jar Binks vibes.
Yeah I get it but wingers don't really retain value. They're like walking off the lot with a new car. I guess long term Caufield is the only RW we have.don't go into the draft and pick for need though. Pick BPA no matter the position.
This whole sentence =Dude's last name is giving me Jar Jar Binks vibes.
According to some articles I've read there are some rumblings that he may be on the move to CHL as the Kitchener Rangers picked him with their 9th pick of the import draft
Purely based on my readings it felt like he was this years Jan Mysak, European who had success in their respective Men's league. Both a bit on the smaller side with Mysak being more defensively responsible and Mesar being a better skater. Does that sound far off?The good thing with Mesar is that he plays the game at a very high pace, he skates really well, and he's very competitive. Why I say the pick is a bit speculative is because we don't really know what his offence will be in the NHL yet. It could be quite high, but we'll see. My comparison for him is Nils Höglander.
Purely based on my readings it felt like he was this years Jan Mysak, European who had success in their respective Men's league. Both a bit on the smaller side with Mysak being more defensively responsible and Mesar being a better skater. Does that sound far off?
Right on, thanks for the input!Pretty different players to my eye. He really does remind me a lot of Nils Höglander, both upside and downside.
Mesar plays centre. He may not end up there, but he'll play there at the WJC coming up for sure.Kinda strange to go into the draft with wing as the strongest position and draft two of them. I guess they don't see upside to the D and centres in this draft.
A top 9!? This is a first rounder, you should be swinging for top 6 at least.The Athletic:
He's one of the better skaters in this draft, with the ability to burn up the neutral zone to create clean entries with speed. He has good skill and playmaking ability, and shows he can make tough plays with the puck with pace. Mesar lacks size at 5-foot-10 and isn't an overly physical player. His compete is good enough for me but probably not where you want for an undersized player. I think with his speed, skill and scoring ability he can carve out a career as a top-nine winger, though.
It's pronounced Meh-shaar
Anyway, guess I'll be following the Habs a lot for the next few years