Value of: Ho-sang

[HOPE]

with his recent comment about the organisation, it screams a media tactic for a trade without realy asking it. He had attitude problem pre-draft and this doesn’t help. Whats his realistic value on the market?

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[XXIV97]

I would give the Oilers 3rd round pick + conditional 2019 5th if he plays 40 games.

 

[Tkachuk Norris]

Ho-Sang + 5th for Kylington

 

[ChaoticOrange]

Eight goals in 41 AHL games and he’s disgruntled?

I’d offer a 2019 2nd.

 

[Riseonfire]

With any luck, Snow is fired.

I do NOT want to see Ho-Sang traded.

 

[Flameshomer]

Poirier, Shinkaruk, or Klimchuk? Maybe Kylington but I dunno I think he's going to be better than Ho-sang, he's improved pretty well in the AHL.

 

[tony d]

A mid round pick, the kid has the talent but that attitude needs to come down a few notches.

 

[ThatGuy22]

Foligno for Ho Sang... The Wild have already signed him to the bad contract for Snow, his work is already done.

 

[Bizz]

Paul Martin + 2018 3rd, + 2019 5th

 

[Baxterman]

Wouldnt take him for free on the Flames.

 

[Potty John]

Wouldn't mind him on the flames, but his value is hard to judge. Maybe one of our D prospects or two of our ok forward prospects like shinkaruk and poirer.

 

[Hatter of the Beach]

One of the Wings 2 early second rounders (35-38th ish)

 

[72hockey guy]

With any luck, Snow is fired.

I do NOT want to see Ho-Sang traded.

id rather see ho sang shot first

ho sangs issues are in no way related to snow

ho sang is a spoiled brat.

he should keep his opinions to himself, it is not his job to detemine who is accountable and who is not. if I was a manager id tell him hes staying in bridgeport and he'll receive a qualifying offer until hes 27 and staying in bridgeport

im shocked that this young mans parents havent told him Josh shut your mouth and dont comment on things that dont concern you

his comment are just another attempt at him not taking responsibility for his own failure to grow up and act like a professional and an adult

its actions like this that makes me hope snow is extended

its Always someone elses fault with Ho sang

dont trade him, do qualify him, and let him rot in the minors until he learns to be responsible for his own actions

 

[SI90]

It would be a mistake to trade him. His skill set is made for today’s NHL and he’s priced he can play and have success.

I’d be pretty upset if the isles traded him now for pennies on the dollar.

 

[rent free]

id rather see ho sang shot first

ho sangs issues are in no way related to snow

ho sang is a spoiled brat.

he should keep his opinions to himself, it is not his job to detemine who is accountable and who is not. if I was a manager id tell him hes staying in bridgeport and he'll receive a qualifying offer until hes 27 and staying in bridgeport

im shocked yrhat this young mans parents havent told him Josh shut your mouth and dont comment on things that dont concern you

his comment are just another attempt at him not taking responsibility for his own failure to grow up and act like a professional and an adult

its actions like this that makes me hope snow is extended

its Always someone elses fault with Ho sang

dont trade him, do qualify him, and let him rot in the minors until he learns to be responsible for his own actions

so you want garth to be extended because ho-sang can't shut his mouth?

 

[CodeE]

id rather see ho sang shot first

ho sangs issues are in no way related to snow

ho sang is a spoiled brat.

he should keep his opinions to himself, it is not his job to detemine who is accountable and who is not. if I was a manager id tell him hes staying in bridgeport and he'll receive a qualifying offer until hes 27 and staying in bridgeport

im shocked yrhat this young mans parents havent told him Josh shut your mouth and dont comment on things that dont concern you

his comment are just another attempt at him not taking responsibility for his own failure to grow up and act like a professional and an adult

its actions like this that makes me hope snow is extended

its Always someone elses fault with Ho sang

dont trade him, do qualify him, and let him rot in the minors until he learns to be responsible for his own actions

I agree. This feels like the Nino situation all over again, and Snow has to make a stand instead of caving in and getting a Clutterbuck+bust prospect return. If he complains, tell him his poor attitude going to the press torpedoed his trade value so he'll have to work harder if he wants to play in the NHL, for the Islanders or another team.

 

[trick9]

3rd rounder in 2019.

 

[DarkHorse2]

Eight goals in 41 AHL games and he’s disgruntled?

22 points in 43 NHL games, but doesn't get a call-up over Tanner Fritz (6 pts in 30), Alan Quine (22 in 84) or Shane Prince (38 in 126).

If you're a playmaker and the best shooter you have to pass to is Travis St. Denis, how do you prove yourself to get back to the NHL?

 

[seabass45]

I'd rather hold onto him but if he ends up demanding a trade, Flames offer isn't bad. Best bet is a change of scenery trade for both teams. With our luck, Garth will trade him for a plug and a 4th.

 

[Qwijibo]

The whole #66 thing rubs me the wrong way. Kid has way to much ego. I wouldn’t really be interested in acquiring him

 

[72hockey guy]

I agree. This feels like the Nino situation all over again, and Snow has to make a stand instead of caving in and getting a Clutterbuck+bust prospect return. If he complains, tell him his poor attitude going to the press torpedoed his trade value so he'll have to work harder if he wants to play in the NHL, for the Islanders or another team.

agreed, I wonder what kind of parents this kid had. i know it was an inter-racial marriage so maybe Ho Sang dealt with issues in school or wherever, but its no reason to question authority if you want to succeed in any profession ad he has done this time and again. and its always someone else fault


the difference between he and barzal is that barzal is extremely confident in himself and says so, but he never makes excuses, his attitude is Ill just work harder and show you I belong here

 

[DarkHorse2]

its no reason to question authority if you want to succeed in any profession ad he has done this time and again. and its always someone else fault

“I do have things I need to work on down here, my game is far from perfect. It can constantly improve. But I do think a lot of the stuff was unwarranted, especially in terms of the rope that other people were given. I understand I have a history and that might be a factor. I don’t know. But it’s frustrating to me.”

“Obviously a lot more people found out about my mistake than other people’s daily ones, but I definitely take ownership,” Ho-Sang said at the time. “I don’t think there’s anyone to blame… it’s embarrassing.”

"Look, if you’re going to send me down because of defence, it’d be nice to see other people be held accountable. That’s all."

Thee's nothing there that puts fault on anyone else. He just thinks it's unfair that he's held to a different standard than the rest of the team. What's the worst thing that happens by speaking up? He gets to play for a different organization? That's not exactly punishment at this point.

 

[72hockey guy]

so you want garth to be extended because ho-sang can't shut his mouth?

yes it shows that Garth has learned from his mistakes vis a vis Nino

 

[Jared Dunn]

agreed, I wonder what kind of parents this kid had. i know it was an inter-racial marriage so maybe Ho Sang dealt with issues in school or wherever, but its no reason to question authority if you want to succeed in any profession ad he has done this time and again. and its always someone else fault

Hockey kids in Canada RARELY have trouble in school, at least not from the other kids. He played for the Marlies in the GTHL which basically assures he had a very wealthy upbringing, good chance he's been handed every opportunity on a silver platter.

I'd give him a shot on the Habs nonetheless, he's so skilled it's hard to imagine him not becoming an NHL player. Would probably part with someone like Lernout for him

 

[72hockey guy]

“I do have things I need to work on down here, my game is far from perfect. It can constantly improve. But I do think a lot of the stuff was unwarranted, especially in terms of the rope that other people were given. I understand I have a history and that might be a factor. I don’t know. But it’s frustrating to me.”

“Obviously a lot more people found out about my mistake than other people’s daily ones, but I definitely take ownership,” Ho-Sang said at the time. “I don’t think there’s anyone to blame… it’s embarrassing.”

"Look, if you’re going to send me down because of defence, it’d be nice to see other people be held accountable. That’s all."

Thee's nothing there that puts fault on anyone else. He just thinks it's unfair that he's held to a different standard than the rest of the team. What's the worst thing that happens by speaking up? He gets to play for a different organization? That's not exactly punishment at this point.

there definitely is

"But I do think a lot of the stuff was unwarranted, especially in terms of the rope that other people were given."

"Look, if you’re going to send me down because of defence, it’d be nice to see other people be held accountable. That’s all."

it is 100% not his job to make those determinations its tantamount to saying to the GM : "why are you picking on me when everyone else is just as guilty as I am"

news flash child, do what Barzal did, Go down use it as motivation and let your play do the talking and not your mouth