I think Lacombe is a great player but there are levels in this. Lacombe has never been nor will ever be on Caufield's level.you clearly don’t watch enough NHL games that aren’t in French.
I think Lacombe is a great player but there are levels in this. Lacombe has never been nor will ever be on Caufield's level.you clearly don’t watch enough NHL games that aren’t in French.
#1 D is more valuable than a small top line winger.I think Lacombe is a great player. But there are levels in this. Lacombe has never been nor will ever be on Caufield's level.
I never said Caufield wasn’t a good player, in my opinion he is too small to make an impact for a Stanley cup winning team come playoff time. He’s going to get his goals/points in the regular season, and will finish with a good stat line. But he’ll never be able to be a key piece to a Stanley cup contender. I don’t want a player like that on my team, especially not over guys like LaCombe/Seider/Hughes/Harley and Boldy.That's totally fine.
The issue I have with your posts are
1. The assumption that he can't score in the playoffs.
2. The argument that him not being selected by Team USA validates that he isn't that good a player.
1 is demonstrably false. Even in limited playing time CC played extremely well in the postseason run under a very bad coach.
And 2 is undercut by the fact that Team USA lost the series and couldn't score. Again, it doesn't mean that adding him would've won them the tourney, but the loss certainly suggests that Team USA could've used some more goalscoring.
Caufield already had 12 points in 20 playoff games as a rookie coming straight in from the NCAA. It's OK though just keep doubting him.I never said Caufield wasn’t a good player, in my opinion he is too small to make an impact for a Stanley cup winning team come playoff time. He’s going to get his goals/points in the regular season, and will finish with a good stat line. But he’ll never be able to be a key piece to a Stanley cup contender. I don’t want a player like that on my team, especially not over guys like LaCombe/Seider/Hughes/Harley and Boldy.
Team USA lost because of Jordan Binnington standing on his head when it mattered. They were the better team in the tournament but they didn’t win. It happens in sports. A Cole Caufield wouldn’t have helped them.
Ridiculous thing to say. Especially when Lacombe has been fantastic.I think Lacombe is a great player but there are levels in this. Lacombe has never been nor will ever be on Caufield's level.
... And you clearly don't understand what you're watching.you clearly don’t watch enough NHL games that aren’t in French.
While Caufield is an amazing player and the passionate Habs fans are thrilled with him, I wouldn't trade Thomas Harley for anyone in that draft other than Jack and maybe Seider.
Did I make you upset that your favourite player is my 6th best player from the 2019 draft?See @LeProspector ... That's a reply that makes sense.
Bless your heart.Did I make you upset that your favourite player is my 6th best player from the 2019 draft?
You’re taliking in certainies here but you don’t know this. And it goes against what we saw as a rookie call up. He played very well in limited minutes.I never said Caufield wasn’t a good player, in my opinion he is too small to make an impact for a Stanley cup winning team come playoff time. He’s going to get his goals/points in the regular season, and will finish with a good stat line. But he’ll never be able to be a key piece to a Stanley cup contender.
That’s cool. And those players may well be better at the end of the day. But I think CC is a lot better than you do and I think we’ve yet to see the best of him as well.I don’t want a player like that on my team, especially not over guys like LaCombe/Seider/Hughes/Harley and Boldy.
They lost because they couldn’t score. Period.Team USA lost because of Jordan Binnington standing on his head when it mattered. They were the better team in the tournament but they didn’t win. It happens in sports. A Cole Caufield wouldn’t have helped them.
We still need to see how he performs in the playoffs
If he ever makes it there!
WTF you talkin' about?We still need to see how he performs in the playoffs
If he ever makes it there!
I think once you get to #4 you start to get into pretty strong personal preference territoryHe is NOT the best player in the 2019 draft. He’d probably slot around 6th/7th and move up quite significantly, though,
I’d have LaCombe in there with that group, but for the most part, I’d agree.I think once you get to #4 you start to get into pretty strong personal preference territory
1. Hughes
2. Seider
3.Boldy
4/5/6 caufield/harley/wolf
I think based on what they've done, this is the right ranking. But I think Caufield is going to surprise some people. Again, I may be overrating him. But his performance has flown under the radar for a few reasons.I think once you get to #4 you start to get into pretty strong personal preference territory
1. Hughes
2. Seider
3.Boldy
4/5/6 caufield/harley/wolf
you clearly don’t watch enough NHL games that aren’t in French.