Eiserman who is like 2+ months older Has like 31 points in 34 games. Not sure if that is good for Eiserman or bad for Hagans. lol
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Eiserman who is like 2+ months older Has like 31 points in 34 games. Not sure if that is good for Eiserman or bad for Hagans. lol
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I hope we draft our next Dal Colle, Strome, Wahlstrom or even Robert Nilsson this year. And this game was dogsh*t, you ain't fooling anyone. Just go get the Stanley Cup, then it will be easier to suffer.
Watched after i came back from a show (Lachy Doley)....one of our better ones.... and we excelled at our specialty, spending a good amount of time consistently hitting the crest....on the goalie's uniform.
They're only 2 months apart.
When I've watched Hagens, I see a bit of Barzal in him when it comes to finishing. He's good in space, breakaways, etc. But he's not a dual threat on the PP, and that's an issue.
Technically 2 months and a week which is why i went with 2+ months.
In Junior Barzal really excelled on the PP. In his first season he did as well. Since then the thing keeping him away from being a consistent PPG+ player is he PP stats suck. I am guessing he he goes to a team that can somehow put him in a good situation he breaks 80 points every year and maybe even 90
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I'm not saying that Hagens won't be the best player from the 2025 draft class when we look back in 5 years. I'm just saying leading up to any prospect's draft if they don't play well they will most likely drop in the pre-draft rankings. There's a reason why Tkachuk didn't go #1 overall, and if Hagens doesn't improve good chance he doesn't go #1 either.
I’m not a huge Hagens fan, BTW. But I’m also not an NHL scout, so what do I know?
